They have practical uses but I don’t think 1 should b forced 2 wear them if we value freedom and b/c nakedness doesn’t hurt NE1. The more have to’s you have the less free u r. Plus too often we see the clothose and not the person. A crowd would prolly do something if they see some random guy hit a woman, but not in a badge n uniform. I think they make us mispercieve what ppl really are and we disconnect from the physical side of ourselves. This might b a huge reason y ppl r uncomfortable with their bodies, what is the hidden message if you only feel comfortable when others cant see your real physical form? Clothes keep you warm but can make you believe the illusion.
Hey, I’m all for going nekkid when possible, but this is the wrong time of year to be preaching the joys of nudity for most people. The weather is starting to cool down for the northern hemisphere, and there’s not that much time to change the social mores this year.
Try again next year.
Oh, and nakedness causes invisibility, just so you know. And nobody will want to touch you, either.
So you’re ok with spelling “mispercieve” (sic) but “anyone” was just too damn long to manage?
I don’t disagree with promoting nudity, but I think that what you’re seeing (based on your example) is more a problem with humans and our need for symbols and representations of ideas, rather than a problem with clothes specifically.
Also note that I managed to write all of those words out in full.
The problem is that, in general, the people who want to go naked are exactly the ones whom no one else wants to see naked. So if your naked body is fit and attractive, I say go for it. Otherwise, spare the rest of us.
You have the right to control your own environment, which is your home, so go naked there. You don’t have the right to control everyone else’s environment, which is everywhere else, so don’t go naked there. Simple.
For those of you struggling to understand the OP, since it is not the King’s English, here is a translation guide.
ORIGINAL = MEANING
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1 = one
b = be
2 = to or two
b/c = because
NE1 = anyone
have to's = "have to"s, i.e., requirements
u = you
r = are
clothose = clothes, or stockings to prevent blood from pooling
prolly = probably
n = in
mispercieve = misperceive
ppl = people
y = why
cant = can't
Ooh! Can you do CB slang, too? Because there’s parts of Smokey and the Bandit that I’m not fully getting. For example, 10-4: I just can’t figure out what word that is. And “motion lotion,” is that some kind of personal lubricant? And if so, what does it say about Jerry Reed that he has to stop and get more like every 20 minutes in the movie?
When people argue that the government can’t force you to purchase something (like Insurance, under Obamacare), I always point out that the government has always been able to force you to purchase clothing.
Since you’ve expressed a willingness to communicate in standard English, I’m willing to let you go naked if you want. Seeing naked people bothers me way less than trying to read txtspeak does.
