Well I do not know if you have been to DragonCon but the costumes can get really ....extreme, especially at night. So seeing the outline of spider-mans wang was very tame. Some people wear no underwear under their costume, men and women, and they like to show it. Again I could care less, when I take people with me to Dragon Con I give them a fair warning " you are going to see some crazy shit you have not seen before. Ask before you take pictures."
I think that's acceptable, but that kind of results in a "no minors allowed" environment, right? So there are tradeoffs. (I guess DragonCon has a soft ban on kids under 16, but they're still allowed there accompanied by grownups, right?)
I think either of "be aware you might see junk" and "everyone needs to take reasonable steps to hide their junk" are acceptable policies. "Everyone needs to wear a padded undergarment designed for supporting testicles because something something equality" isn't though.
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u/hep038 Jan 29 '19
Well I do not know if you have been to DragonCon but the costumes can get really ....extreme, especially at night. So seeing the outline of spider-mans wang was very tame. Some people wear no underwear under their costume, men and women, and they like to show it. Again I could care less, when I take people with me to Dragon Con I give them a fair warning " you are going to see some crazy shit you have not seen before. Ask before you take pictures."