Aly Raisman. After seeing her pose in SI, I’d like a taste of that!

What, you never heard of swimming nude? Some swimsuits are called “swim skins.” Some are literal skin. Q.E.D.

Sure, they could just have an annual “skinnydipping” issue. It would sell even better than the swimsuit issue! :stuck_out_tongue:

Dude. Inside voice.

Thanks! Obviously, I hadn’t seen them all.

Her body, her choice.

You’re a bad person and you should feel bad about yourself.

Sorry for the double post, but it occurs to me that Mister Rogers would be very disappointed in you.

The best kind of mansplaining is nominally pro-feminist mansplaining.

The OP is “pittin that bitch!” and blaming women for inflaming men’s lust.

The OP is contemptible.

Unless, you know, that’s what you’re into. We could try cheap, at least.

Ok, in all seriousness, I’ve posed nude several times. For the sake of all involved, it was indirect media such as painting or drawing most of the time. One of the only moments where I felt bad about it was when I happened to be present when my wife was presenting her work to a gallery owner. They saw one of the nudes (which was only one of the collection being shown) and basically clutched their pearls while exclaiming “We don’t do male nudity here!”.

Ummm, lady, I just browsed several prints (limited originals, not copies) in your collection for sale that were worthy of 80’s Penthouse for the graphic gynecological info they provided. A flaccid doodle is really just too far? People have stupid fucking ideas about what constitutes acceptable nudity. I wondered how many of the other people I had posed for had run across this lady. I certainly saw none of their work for sale. I did see the work of other artists that I knew, that I hadn’t been asked to pose nude for.

I mean do you think that Double Portrait of Birdie somehow objectified women? Or Humanity? Or being old? If not, why? She’s certainly showing more than Ms. Raisman.

is this the "in her own words " thing where she gets her mission statement written all over her body while posing soft core style ?

I don’t think that portrait objectifies women. Unfortunately, we live in an oddly puritanical society where an exposed breast is a bigger deal than depictions of gratuitous violence.

How is this soft core?

Obvious troll is obvious

One so obvious that it finally got cornfielded. :smiley: