this is my pet topic of the moment heh.

And I'm not talking about the rules right now.

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there is a god

and his name is ijustdontknow christ

classic

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He who is not busy being born is surely busy dying- Bob Dylan

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It depends on the context. It could lead the child to understand nakedness and/or sexuality in a skewed way, which could lead to other problems relating to self control, sexuality, and self-respect.

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it doesn't seem to affect natives and tribes in jungles

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Or children who are heavily exposed to classic art and fine music as children. Aint that strange?

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there is a god

and his name is ijustdontknow christ

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Quote: from JennyColada at 2:52 pm on Aug. 21, 2008

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It depends on the context. It could lead the child to understand nakedness and/or sexuality in a skewed way, which could lead to other problems relating to self control, sexuality, and self-respect.

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Didn't you ever go into a locker room at the pool as a kid?  

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I also wasn't really refering to nudity due to changing clothes. I've taken baths with some of my friends when younger. I suppose if I'm going to make a generalized blanket statement like "it could" I should probably explain, eh? Oh well, I was (and still am) too lazy.

But, like I said, it depends on the context of the nudity. Some nudity can be good, after all, you wouldn't want to teach a child that their body is something bad or to be ashamed of, but you also don't want to teach them to not have respect for it. And respect for your body can come in the form of modesty.

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So when you're happy (Hurray!), or sad (Aw!),
Or frightened (Eeek!), or mad (Rats!)
An interjection starts a sentence right.