Naked Attraction Max ( HBO) show

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  homeclothesfree

  Oct 21, 2023

  I have watched and reviewed this program. Iamb it only normalizes the titillating presentation of a naked body because the participants are being asked to show of and are judged by their body parts.

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  nudeyooper

  Oct 21, 2023

  [quote]Borrowed from the Brits the show is now airing on what we knew as HBO now Max. Full frontal nudity in a show gradually revealed from the feet up to let the person decide which of the 6 bodies they want to date. Thoughts? Will this help normalize nudity? Or further cement that nudity only equals sex? or somewhere in between?[/quote] I have watched and reviewed this program. Iamb it only normalizes the titillating presentation of a naked body because the participants are being asked to show of and are judged by their body parts. an hour agoFlagQuoteReply The show not only equates nudity with sex but suggests that the contestants are there for a sexual encounter. They do end up with a date and could possibly end up getting t know each other. It is simply a more liberal acknowledgment of how we tend to see someone we might be interested in. Not a whole lot different than thong clad contestants that might pass on American TV.

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  nudony

  Oct 21, 2023

  The focus and judgement on body parts is a bit much for me.

  Adam sucht Eva is a better show IMHO because even though there is still a "titillation" aspect, the naked body is "presented" in a more dynamic, "naturist-adjacent" manner.

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  minimalist75

  Oct 22, 2023

  I would think that the US show Dating Naked would also do a better job of normalizing nudity because the contestants go through ordinary activities nude.

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  nudeyooper

  Oct 22, 2023

  [quote] As superficial as TV is, at least everyone is equally naked.[/quote] I don't believe that is true. When TV or movies show full frontal nudity, it is much more likely to be of a woman. In the same scene the man talking to her will be shown from behind. We even see that in videos promoting nudism and nudist venues and resorts. There may be equality in being nude, but not in the way it is portrayed.

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  Miembro

  Oct 22, 2023

  [quote]As superficial as TV is, at least everyone is equally naked. I don't believe that is true. When TV or movies show full frontal nudity, it is much more likely to be of a woman. In the same scene the man talking to her will be shown from behind. We even see that in videos promoting nudism and nudist venues and resorts. There may be equality in being nude, but not in the way it is portrayed.[/quote] Not in the Brit version. Equal time to both genders and equal time to their body bits. There is as much penis as there is vagina on the show

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  Miembro

  Oct 22, 2023

  Thoughts? Will this help normalize nudity? Or further cement that nudity only equals sex? or somewhere in between?[/quote] It's like soft drink (soda) it can taste good while your consuming it but it's really bad for you! This does nothing to normalise nudism for the greater population. It aligns people who are willing to be nude in a public forum to leverage that for their 15 minutes of fame and also prioritises nudity as a prelude to sex But by the same toke because it shows 'every day' people willing to be naked in front of many it does say to others that it can okay to let others see your body (no disgrace and it's not indecent). I feel that's a small benefit confined to the contestants and only those in the audience with an open mind.

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  Trekrider2779

  Oct 22, 2023

  This series has been shown in Australia on one of the commercial channels. What I particularly like about it is that none of the contestants are expected to have model looks. Some have even had obvious disabilities. In fact, it's just like the cross section of people I see at the beach. On that note it is so refreshing to see nudity associated with all body types without judgement.
  Adam Looking for Eve, also shown here, is on the other hand is more celebrity/model look based. Even so, the Europeans do a reasonable job of it. Not that I really watch any of them, but it does seem the contestants in Naked Attraction are far more genuine than the typical trashy clothed dating shows, with a lot less scripting. I'm not in sexual denial with nudity, so have no problem with that aspect of the show.

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  notclothed_xx2393

  Oct 22, 2023

  I agree with Stone Andy. Just having more nudity on television is a plus. I understand how it sexualizes nudity but it will hopefully desensitize the viewers to the idea of public nudity.

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  Miembro

  Oct 23, 2023

  [quote]I agree with Stone Andy. Just having more nudity on television is a plus. I understand how it sexualizes nudity but it will hopefully desensitize the viewers to the idea of public nudity.[/quote] This is the Barnum and Bailey kind of ideology; "I don't care what they say about us, just as long as they spell our name correctly". I'm not convinced this works when 'selling' nudity (ie normalising it) to the greater population. Sadly nudity or nudism is so marginalised by the general population, and stereotyped as being only for the mentally unwell, weirdos, dirty old men and hippies that only the most positive messages can afford to be given if we wish to normalise our practice and community!

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  mensasnem

  Oct 23, 2023

  [quote]I agree with Stone Andy. Just having more nudity on television is a plus. I understand how it sexualizes nudity but it will hopefully desensitize the viewers to the idea of public nudity.[/quote] Have you seen the French TV show called: NU [Nude, in French]? Guy wakes up after eight years in a coma to discover that everyone is nude. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7420880/

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  Miembro

  Oct 23, 2023

  [quote]I agree with Stone Andy. Just having more nudity on t Have you seen the French TV show called: NU [Nude, in French]? Guy wakes up after eight years in a coma to discover that everyone is nude. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7420880/[/quote] Yes I have. It's a great show because it creates the juxtaposition of people's normal experience. The lead character doesn't want to be nude but it's illegal to be clothed! This is good for nudism as it allows the viewer to ponder the what if but also allows them to see the benefit of being nude and how normal it can be.

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  mensasnem

  Oct 23, 2023

  [quote]This is good for nudism as it allows the viewer to ponder the what if but also allows them to see the benefit of being nude and how normal it can be.[/quote] I like the show because it explores the opposite of the current situation. But I think the best approach would me to make it totally a personal choice.

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  ConnorJr

  Oct 24, 2023

  [quote]Have you seen the French TV show called: NU [Nude, in French]? Guy wakes up after eight years in a coma to discover that everyone is nude. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7420880/[/quote] I have link of that [url][link]https://www.truenudists.com/forum/thread/162449/what-if-we-were-required-to-be-naked-at-all-times-by-law/[/link]here in this thread[/url].

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