
I am sick of the double standard. For my entire life, women have been portrayed as sex objects, breasts and ass cheeks on display for entertainment purposes. Don't believe me? Turn on the football game any Sunday afternoon and checkout the boobage on display. And how does that add to the contest on the field? Oh, right. It doesn't.
Yet, a beautiful piece of art that enhances the beauty or drama of a work of fiction is deemed pornography. The glorious standard of "I'll know it when I see it," decrees that it is obscene or porn.
Here's the rule that we have agreed to abide by as users of Facebook:
You will not post content that: is hateful, threatening, or pornographic; incites violence; or contains nudity or graphic or gratuitous violence.
'Contains nudity'...a rather nebulous term, don't you think?
Where do we draw the line? As we learned with GA's cover, apparently we draw
the line for a male at the pubic hairline. Unless it was the man nipples or
navel that offended. According to the man who reported this cover, it was the
exposed penis. I kid you not…he looked at this picture and saw a penis.
Probably says something very unflattering about him.
How about a mother nursing? Would that pass the nudity test? Beach volleyball for women in sports bras would be okay, how about a shirtless male torso?
I bet that would pass muster. But what if another male hand
was touching that sweaty male torso? Red card violation! Damn…stepped over the
line.

On the other hand, a
male draped in another man’s embrace and a bath towel? No…he’s with another man
and a towel isn’t clothing, therefore he’s nude. If it was a group of men
wrapped in towels, standing in the locker room, they’re not really nude-
because it’s part of the sport. Hmm…I’m sensing a trend.

If you want to follow me on Facebook, you
will see and read about manlove. Get over it or get off my page. Through my
warnings and the privacy settings on my posts, I have done what I can to
protect you – the rest is up to you. If you don’t like what I write about, what
I talk about, what I share with my friends, please act like a responsible adult
and leave.