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http://www.lpsg.com/312288-the-locker-room-thread-part.html
Above is a thread that someone started about locker room ettiquette. Us "older guys" are sort of obsessed with the attitude of the current generation about nudity. We are going on-and-on about how y'all younger guys do the "towel dance," which means getting from clothes to the towel, and back again (after a shower, perhaps), without anyone seeing anything, namely, your penis.
One thing I can't figure out about your generation is as follows:
1. Y'all seem paranoid about others seeing you naked in the locker room, and yet....
2. Y'all are totally comfortable to upload nude pictures of yourselves (occasionally, fully nude with face included) and to text (or "sext") others pictures of your dicks.
I can't figure out how this generation is both more liberal and yet more conservative about nudity. It seems like the context has changed. The nudity, I guess, is less personal or something. Guys of my generation, and the generation before mine, were comfortable being naked together. The guys of the younger (18-27) generation are comfortable being naked -- alone, in front of a camera.
Above is a thread that someone started about locker room ettiquette. Us "older guys" are sort of obsessed with the attitude of the current generation about nudity. We are going on-and-on about how y'all younger guys do the "towel dance," which means getting from clothes to the towel, and back again (after a shower, perhaps), without anyone seeing anything, namely, your penis.
One thing I can't figure out about your generation is as follows:
1. Y'all seem paranoid about others seeing you naked in the locker room, and yet....
2. Y'all are totally comfortable to upload nude pictures of yourselves (occasionally, fully nude with face included) and to text (or "sext") others pictures of your dicks.
I can't figure out how this generation is both more liberal and yet more conservative about nudity. It seems like the context has changed. The nudity, I guess, is less personal or something. Guys of my generation, and the generation before mine, were comfortable being naked together. The guys of the younger (18-27) generation are comfortable being naked -- alone, in front of a camera.