An interesting question

[Theendoftheline]

You know how when you are a little kid think from the ages of 0 to 6 it's okay ish (tho that even seems to be changing a bit these days) to walk around naked even in public places like beaches, parks, front yards of neighborhood etc but once you reach ages of about 7 to 9 it's totally unacceptable? I wonder why that is?

Does it have to do with the fact that from those ages is when the human body starts to get features that a lot of people are "attracted" to and that scares adults because they do not want to feel "icky"? And because when you're a little little kid most people just view you as truly innocent genitals and all because you have no defined "form" yet you are kinda just a blop of baby fat that I'd say most people do not find attractive but as said before when you reach later adolescence you start to get what people might even if secretly find attractive? Or it it just more naunsced than that?

Anyway this is a question that's bugged me since I myself was like...10 lol. I don't see the difference except in innocence and possibly less "sexyness" for a lot of people....hmmm share your thoughts or what you think it is.

[RoosterDance]

Part of the reason is that it's a lot more difficult to convince the real young ones that nudity is bad. A lot of parents know that it's a huge struggle to put clothes on them when they don't want them. So I suppose some people just have sympathy for that struggle.

That's my hypothesis anyway.