BronxBombshell said:
To me, the worst part is that he's trying to protect him from sexuality in a non-sexual situation. THAT, is perversion, if you ask me. He clearly sees the sauna as a sexual experience, otherwise, what is he protecting the 16 year old from?
Wow. Well thought through Bronx. Thanks. 'Sexuality in a non-seuxal situation' is precisely it. This is a manifestation of the imposition of a negative sense of sexuality on any situation which involves nudity. But hey I'd look at the lad. I guess I must be a child molester.
Aquaman said:
If the guys at my gym caught some sicko fuck checking out a sixteen yr old in the lockerroom, he'd be leaving the sauna on a stretcher because we'd beat his pedifile ass. That's how you solve that problem.
Well then label me one of your 'sickos'. And the word's "ped
ophile" for accuracy's sake. Christ. What a society we are.
Baron Von Gloeden (1856-1931) immortalized the young male nude at the end of the nineteenth and the dawn of the twentieth centuries. Many of his negatives from Toarmina were destroyed by the Nazis (telling huh?) who were the self-appointed morality police of their day. They levelled his house and studio too.
Three Boys on a Bench Baron Von Gloeden (late 19th century)
I frequent a local gym. I walked into the locker room after finishing two hours of cardio and using the free weights about a month ago or so. As I exited the shower I noted two teenaged boys (who couldn't have been more than sixteen years old) who were play-pushing each other back and forth. Both were fully developed as all sixteen year old boys are in my experience. One was obviously a bit excited from the play acting since he had a partial boner.
I looked. Yup I did. Poke my eyes out with a glowing red hot poker.
I guess you'd better call the 'sicko' police because those boys were beautiful to behold. They were at an artistic prime in their lives.
Now you tell me that all those heteros dudes ogling the sixteen year old (often younger) females in bikinis on the beach are 'sickos' and I'll get your point.
Otherwise there's nothing wrong with "admiring God's handiwork".
Let's keep some perspective here folks.