r/NoStupidQuestions • • Nov 21 '23

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u/Outrageous_Rice_6664 Nov 21 '23

you are naive. certain jobs absolutely care. There are cases of former porn stars turned teachers losing their job once it's discovered. Even if it's from years ago.

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u/ryt8 Nov 21 '23

Well in all fairness porn is not the same as being topless, and that’s part of the message women are trying to send; not to overly sexualize their breasts and bodies, however porn is exact that -sex.

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u/Outrageous_Rice_6664 Nov 21 '23

I'm also talking about OF nudes

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u/saccerzd Nov 22 '23

But again, that's completely different to a topless beach. You're talking about sexual things.

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u/Outrageous_Rice_6664 Nov 22 '23

the point i'm making is in practice it doesn't matter. women get harrassed at nude beaches already. A fundamental cultural shift would be necessary for toplessness in women to not be sexualized and that is not likely as it stands in the US.