Why are most women so rigid when it comes to nudity?

Question

I just did a social experiment just to get womens opinions on being nude in front of a computer. Most men were humorous about the question. But most women seemed to offended. So I wonder why? Please explain.

Answer 1

Some people come on here just to be perverts while others come on to ask and answer peoples questions seriously. Personally, i'll admit i like a bit of both and have no problems answering questions including yours. In reality women are wierd about being naked because they always think they're bigger than they are, and have all sorts of body hang ups. They focus on these so much they think you do too, instead of looking at the bigger picture (a great guy in their bed waiting to sleep with them!). Women get body hang ups because men thoughtlessly comment on their appearances and this sticks in their minds. Even on here, people question what turns men off and some guy says cellulite.

Answer 2

Women tend to overthink wheras men are simple creatures. With sex or beer you can control them like a puppet. What else is there for men to think about as they are totally dominated by the women; some just don't realize it yet. If is woman says "Yes, I am buck naked in front of my computer" the man's eyes will glaze over and he won't move for hours. This frees up the woman's time so she can do whatever she wants to do.

Answer 3

I answered your last question with humor but what it all comes down to is that honestly I'm sick and tired of constantly being reminded that men do nothing but think of sex and naked women. Its like they have nothing else to think about.

Answer 4

I think it may be that women are just more private about their body and being asked a question like that by a stranger just puts their guard up.

Answer 5

I answered your last question and said yes i did, thought it was funny some people are far too serious on here. Im not offended sweetie you carry on

Answer 6

because it is a girl thing cause Lot of girls do it to make you mad