Willy Five
New Member
Some sports and exercises are much more comfortable in the nude. Swimming, most of all. Yoga, Tai chi, etc. And how much nice when I don't have to wear a wet clingy suit!
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why do humans wear clothes?
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metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Originally, gymnastic was done in the nude in Greece.
I was in gymnastics in high school and college, but I wore clothes as I didn't want to hear screams while performing.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
According to a study done in Italy, they found that a partially clad woman is more arousing than a completely nude one.
McBell
Unbound
I will wait for a more reliable source...
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
What's wrong with fur? Properly done it's long lasting, extremely warm, often waterproof, and comes in many kinds. Leather is similar; most durable, waterproof, etc.
The animal needs it more than i do.
Not if it's dead.
I think it would prefer to be alive and keep its coat.
Hypocritical i know, farm girl, meat eater, but that's who i am
Well, it'll die at some point?
Yes, does that make any difference to my view? No.
How come? It's already dead, I don't see an issue. It no longer needs anything.
Altfish
Veteran Member
It was -7 when I woke up this morning, need I say more.
I do see the issue, how did it die? Was it gassed? Electrocuted? Beaten to death? Old age? Animal attack?
How was it treated prior to death? Wild, as most fur animals should be or factory farmed in dismal conditions as most fur animals are?
Most fur comes from unregulated factory farms. There is a good reason why the more civilized counties have banned factory farming for fur...
I don't see an issue with animal farming in a humane way though and the UK does really well at this. We have very good practices. Using the fur as part of that would be no issue to me at all.
Fur farming is banned in the UK because it didn't do it really well.
Yes, but other kinds aren't. I don't see why we couldn't farm rabbits and use their fur.
That would be fur farming, which is illegal.
I mean once we've killed them for meat.