☀️ Arselia and Akonia

- Hmm... You have some interesting topics! - Gion smiled. - There's a lot to say here. Let's start with the fact that the human (Lunarian, but we're similar, aren't we?) body is the pinnacle of the gods' creation, made in the image and likeness of Anuzish, an embodiment of perfection and an ideal of beauty, combining all the achievements of both nature and modern civilization. The beauty of the human body is celebrated in many works of art, in painting and sculpture. It's quite a pleasant sight, pleasing to the eye, and, let's be honest, not just to the eye when one is in the right frame of mind, - he blushed slightly. - Beauty lifts the spirits. Besides, we shouldn't forget about freedom of self-expression - this is very important. There are people who want to emphasize the beauty of their bodies, they consider it very important for themselves, constantly improve their physical attractiveness and put it first. They will be happy to demonstrate the results of their efforts so that they can be appreciated. And I don't see anything wrong with that. Some choose magical, spiritual, or intellectual development, others choose physical development. Everyone has the right to their own path.
As for sexual objectification... - hold my meat beer, he thought, but of course, he didn't say it out loud. - I don't think modest clothing will help here. Remember, long ago, all women were dressed in long skirts, and no one was allowed to show even a toe of their shoes? Well, in those days, women's ankles were considered incredibly sexy, and showing an ankle was like walking around topless today. And I've heard that in distant countries, women are still wrapped in fabric from head to toe, leaving only their eyes open, and this only reinforces their status as an object of sexual fantasies - because even the face cannot be shown without the risk of tempting someone! It's not about the clothes, it's about the people. If there's a will, there's a way, and an object for the expression of fantasies will be found. A different approach is needed - to learn to control one's animal instincts, to learn to see in people something more than just boys and girls for pleasure, to learn to see the personality, their desires and thoughts, - just as Beata saw in me, he added to himself. - Sexual objectification does not honor, first of all, the one who objectifies, who is not able to restrain their instincts and does not see beyond the neckline.
Regarding beauty standards - there are none! All people are different, and everyone likes different things. Some like short people, some like tall people, some like plump people, some like thin people, some like fair-skinned people, some like dark-skinned people, some like pointy-eared people, some like green-skinned people, some like furry people, some even like the natives of Buruaki! - I, for example, added to himself. - All people are beautiful in their own way, and there is a lover for everyone. You don't need to compare yourself to others, everyone has their own path. After all, no one forbids modest clothing if you feel insecure, and you can look much more attractive in it than with a plunging neckline! People need to learn to accept and love themselves as they are, and a good specialist who is ready to lend a helping hand is needed more than ever.
Therefore, I would not want this law to be passed. Of course, it is necessary to have some norms of decency and not walk around naked, but otherwise - I am for beauty and freedom of self-expression, - he smiled and took a step back, signaling that he was finished.