wow, what you describe is a very sick culture! why do you do this to men and to women, what do you teach them, that they feel this way at the mere view of a naked body, even in a non-sexual context; that they feel it's so offensive to show certain body parts in public that mothers can't nurse their babies in public, and end up poisoning their milk with bad feelings; that women have to hide some body parts while men can show them in public, that women feel they must face danger instead of staying in safe company? it would be mentally-healthy for you all to come spend some time among indigenous people for whom having visible body parts is just a regular day.

here's an idea: how about requiring preop trans women to cover up their "threatening" (sinful?) body parts with burqa-like condoms in women's spaces? is that fundamentalist enough? still offensive?

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