I don’t think children will be negatively impacted by nudity, but I think they will be negatively impacted by sexualized nudity (and there are a lot of studies that back that up). I wouldn’t shield my child from a woman wearing a bikini or breastfeeding, but I also wouldn’t bring him to a strip club or show him porn. I think dressing as one of the characters characters from High School Superpowered Sex Uniforms falls into the latter category.
Little children wouldn’t know and understand and would just think “weird or funny costume”
But teenagers who know, know it already and thus it isn’t a problem.
I think that is true for very young children; my son is less than three, is just developing a concept of gender, and regularly tries to take his clothes off whenever he feels like it. I’d be more concerned with the pre-pubescent ages, around 7 to
10. Studies show that kids around this age, who get exposed to more sexualized content, develop more negative associations, like being more likely to associate a person’s worth and their sexual appeal, more likely to sexual objectify themselves or others, and being unable view human beauty out side of sexual attractiveness.
That being said, seeing one girl in a risqué outfit is more likely to lead to an awkward conversation for a parent than anything else, but in my opinion, its probably not healthy for this kind of cosplay to be the norm at comicon if comicon is going to remain an all-ages event. But again, this line is blurry, and it’s possible if just become an old prude since having a kid.
I looked up a plot summary and content rating reviews, the internet is occasionally useful like that lol. I’m right and you know it because you’ve clearly watched it before, you just don’t want to admit it because it undermines your weird argument. Also it’s weird that you’re a fan of a show that you describe as a bunch of high schoolers in overly sexy outfits
Actually, I’ve seen very little of the show. Most of what I do know about it comes from an episode of Death Battle. But it’s cool that you walent out and did a bunch of research to keep arguing with me, very normal stuff.
You’re old enough to have children of your own and you’re pathologically preoccupied with anime of high school girls in skimpy clothes to the point of spending half a day arguing with strangers on the internet about whether their outfits are inherently sexual, the only risk involved in bringing your kids to a convention would be them figuring out that their dad is a fucking creep and losing all respect for you
LOL, buddy, I made a comment about how I thought this cosplay was a little too sexual for an all-ages crowd, and you’ve started two different reply threads and researched an anime you’ve never watched to tell me about how I’m actually a pervert. There’s only one obsessed person here, and it ain’t me. Go touch grass, or at least find someone else to project on.
I don’t think children will be negatively impacted by nudity, but I think they will be negatively impacted by sexualized nudity (and there are a lot of studies that back that up). I wouldn’t shield my child from a woman wearing a bikini or breastfeeding, but I also wouldn’t bring him to a strip club or show him porn. I think dressing as one of the characters characters from High School Superpowered Sex Uniforms falls into the latter category.
Strip Club and porn have a sexual interaction, but here its just a woman running around like all the others in their costumes.
Yes, but an outfit can be inherently sexual. Fetish gear is inherently sexual, even if you’re not doing something sexual in it.
Little children wouldn’t know and understand and would just think “weird or funny costume” But teenagers who know, know it already and thus it isn’t a problem.
I think that is true for very young children; my son is less than three, is just developing a concept of gender, and regularly tries to take his clothes off whenever he feels like it. I’d be more concerned with the pre-pubescent ages, around 7 to 10. Studies show that kids around this age, who get exposed to more sexualized content, develop more negative associations, like being more likely to associate a person’s worth and their sexual appeal, more likely to sexual objectify themselves or others, and being unable view human beauty out side of sexual attractiveness.
That being said, seeing one girl in a risqué outfit is more likely to lead to an awkward conversation for a parent than anything else, but in my opinion, its probably not healthy for this kind of cosplay to be the norm at comicon if comicon is going to remain an all-ages event. But again, this line is blurry, and it’s possible if just become an old prude since having a kid.
This isn’t fetish gear, you’re just a creep
He’s not, although I don’t share his opinion.
Well, I appreciate you disagreeing without being a weirdo about it.
He definitely is
LOL, this is the third thread you’ve jumped into to. Maybe you should let people write their own replies?
It’s a public forum I can jump in wherever I want, my comments aren’t stopping anyone else from responding, cry about it
Every other comment on this post:
Not beating the allegations like this lol
Nobody in kill la kill fucks, you’re just a creep
LOL, you told me in another thread that you’ve never seen it.
I looked up a plot summary and content rating reviews, the internet is occasionally useful like that lol. I’m right and you know it because you’ve clearly watched it before, you just don’t want to admit it because it undermines your weird argument. Also it’s weird that you’re a fan of a show that you describe as a bunch of high schoolers in overly sexy outfits
Actually, I’ve seen very little of the show. Most of what I do know about it comes from an episode of Death Battle. But it’s cool that you walent out and did a bunch of research to keep arguing with me, very normal stuff.
It took all of five minutes of half-assed googling to prove that you’re actually just a creep, cry about it
LOL whatever you say, champ.
You’re old enough to have children of your own and you’re pathologically preoccupied with anime of high school girls in skimpy clothes to the point of spending half a day arguing with strangers on the internet about whether their outfits are inherently sexual, the only risk involved in bringing your kids to a convention would be them figuring out that their dad is a fucking creep and losing all respect for you
LOL, buddy, I made a comment about how I thought this cosplay was a little too sexual for an all-ages crowd, and you’ve started two different reply threads and researched an anime you’ve never watched to tell me about how I’m actually a pervert. There’s only one obsessed person here, and it ain’t me. Go touch grass, or at least find someone else to project on.