Clothing Style/Amount Should Be Up to The Individual and Not Enforced by Law

You appear to have slightly misinterpreted my point on revealing clothing. If the argument is for full nudity, then perhaps as a society we could adapt to it and become more accomstomed to it. I don't think such a thing would ever happen simply because many bodies are fantastically unattractive, and so most people don't want to be confronted by this on a daily basis. If you want to see naked people, you can look it up or join a nudist group. Most people during their days don't want to see naked bodies down the streets, hence full on nudism although hypothetically might be a good idea socially, it will never happen so the suggestion is empty. Revealing clothing on the other hand has very sexual implications and so will draw more attention to sex in society. Revealing clothing is not the same as nudity, I think the point of revealing clothing is to cover up partially but leave sexualised areas more exposed. This is quite clearly done to attract the opposite sex (or same sex if that's what you're into), and it has clearly been well received as it has boomed in popularity; less attractive girls have found they can attract the boys simply by wearing less rather than by being more. We currently live in a very sexualised culture in the west, which for many is indeed a lot of fun. However I don't see how society would benefit by exacerbating this.Again a lot of your argument appears to be based around nudity rather than revealing clothing, however nudity is legal. There are places you can go to if you wish to be naked around other people. However I don't see why one person's attempts to overcome their insecurities should be forced upon everyone else by walking up the street completely naked.You say that we shouldn't be ashamed of being born in a cretin way, which I completely agree with! You're example of a female with male genitals is an example of an area that people should know more about as it does happen, and it is uncontrollable. However how this is an argument for nudity I don't know. I understand that a female may have male genitals, but I don't think I would feel much more accepting if I had to see this on a daily basis. Moreover if people have different builds then that is okay, although I've had enough of the 'I'm big boned' culture where obesity and being fat is considered a non issue. Discouragement of being obese is now being discouraged which seems like rather than coming to accept different body shapes, we are simply justifying gluttony and poor diets. The last thing I think most people want is to have a naked obese adult strolling up to you, and cursing your intolerance and body shaming if you don't like it.Your studies are interesting, they do indeed show that those who are pro nudity are also more open minded with new social trends. This is probably however because peeple who disagree with nudity tend to be more conservative, and so also are hesistant to accept the big social changes that are currently going on. This doesn't however justify nudity, it simply points out a correlation. Just because those who are against nudity are often also associated with being hesistant to accept social change, that doesn't mean nudity is therefore a good idea. Closing statement: America today is facing a number of problems and threats. A resistance to nudity is not one of them. I think it is a perfectly reasonable position to take if one says I am happy for people to do whatever they like in their own homes or among those who agree with them, but I do not want to be subjected to nudists in the street simply because they feel insecure about their bodies, or about their sexuality. However this debate is not about nudity. It is about revealing clothing. We are not talking about treating private areas like any other part of the body, but about exposing those private areas alone in order to turn the heads of the opposite sex. If people really did wear very short skirts or very exposing tops to empower themselves and show the world that they don't care about their body shape then maybe I would agree with you, but this isn't what is happening. People wear revealing clothing to show off their bodies and to impress. I think this level of attention seeking, and the shallow nature of the attention seeking at that, is not something to be encouraged. Young adults ought to be encouraged to ignore looks and sexual attraction and instead focus on personality. This will not happen if people show even more of their bodies. We ought to be teaching young women to show off their confidence and their intelligence rather than their sex appeal. By encouraging revealing clothing, we only ever do the latter.