I do not know what relationship with prohibitions you have but I, personally, can not stand it. If someone forbids me to do something, he only gives me a reason to create something cool. For example, I frequently see that a lot of users here speak out against their girlfriends being photographed nude. Obviously, I consider only those girls who want to have an experience with that photo genre. However, in most cases, these women do not have enough courage to state their wish to their male partners. As a result, they end up not having beautiful pics of their yet blossoming body. What is really peculiar, is that their desire to show somebody does not disappear. And they put on some shorts, that look like a belt, or a dress with a cleavage deeper than a belly-button. Because it is fashionably appropriate, is not it? With such a strong reason, almost no one is going to accuse them, even their men. Nobody wants to be called a hypocrite.

So here what we get in the end: naked ass on the street is normal but photos of that ass are only acceptable with a nsfw mark.

Well, some people claim that they do not want others to see their girls' nakedness. Here we can look back and clearly see that, boy, you are barely the first one seeing her precious parts. Moreover, you can not even imagine how many nudes her exes still have hidden in the secret boxes or folders. Hi, my friend, paranoia! So, what how can you manage that?

As usual, I do not want to impose my opinion on you but if you ask me, I will tell you that I believe that everything grows out of men's own insecurities. What if other males see tits of your girlfriend, so what? There is no such a situation when a man forbids to look at his brand new car interior. It is his property and nobody should peek through the door. "Buy your own car and look at it as much as you please!" Right, guys? )

These are the most evident reasons in such cases. Others I can not even recall. I would be happy if you share your thoughts and ideas in the comment section. Active discussion is welcomed!

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