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Originally Posted by Logseman
No, it isn't. If you grow up people to be ashamed of looking at other's nude bodies, then those people will be ashamed of their nude bodies themselves. As they are now, if we have to believe the revenues of certain businesses which strive to "improve" said bodies and the social fuzz about certain dietary compulsions, suffered by people who try to "improve" their bodies.
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That doesn't make sense. You're speaking of a problem that's due in part because of over-sexualisation of society. You see perfect, beautiful naked or near-naked bodies everywhere, which leads to a skewed perception of what is "normal", which most often than not does not match what you see in your mirror.
This has nothing to do with shame, it's more of a "don't be naked in public" sort of thing. Kind of like "use a knife and fork to eat your food" and "don't fart in the elevator" type rules that lets us live with each other.