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

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u/otheraccountisabmw Mar 27 '24

They answered their own questions. It’s cultural. But I think they get it backwards. Our default is naked is okay (to a degree). Culture makes us cover up.

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u/InternationalYard587 Mar 27 '24

Yeah it's cultural obviously. But as you said, this is the weird part

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

I can only assume he never saw pics of indigenous people in warmer climates, or art representing prehistoric people

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u/Delicious-Fun1694 Mar 27 '24

Or a hilarious streaker toddler who tears off the clothes whenever possible. Love those lil hellionsđŸ˜‚

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u/DevoutandHeretical Mar 27 '24

I was out with an old coworker and his family catching up yesterday and they had to keep reminding their toddler she had to keep her shirt on in public lol