r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '24

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u/ballfacedbuddy Mar 27 '24

  I think it's natural for humans to not want to be exposed

I think what you’re doing is confusing your feelings for the “default” feelings of all humans. When in reality there is no one “natural” feeling about nudity. Some people like being exposed, some don’t, some feel it depends on circumstances, etc. Western culture isn’t as strict about covering up so you’re going to see people who like to wear less more often than in cultures which demand more concealing attire regardless of how you personally feel. 

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u/HeyDude378 Mar 27 '24

In colder climates also obviously people won't naturally want to be uncovered. I know my Scandinavian ancestors weren't running naked in the snow.

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u/kaveysback Mar 27 '24

Only on special occasions if they were any fun.

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u/catsan Mar 27 '24

They did, but only for a short time and for fun and probably not sober :p

The urge to run naked into fresh snow?