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Why should we not be allowed to walk around naked?

This is a question that had intrigued me recently. I understand that clothes protect us from the elements and that perhaps over time this has propagated a view of indecency (alongside other things), but I am really interested as to why any of you might think it wrong to go out into public naked. The only two reasons that I can think of are (1) that it exposes children to things they should not see of (2) that is potentially decreases the amount of victims of sexual assault ( I am Islamic and this is most certainly a very large reason as to why women must cover themselves). But I am interested, what do you guys think is the reason we all wear clothes? I am just curiously looking for answers and this is just a random thought which struck me. Do you see it as immoral? Or perhaps just a construct which we abide to -- in which case, why abide to it?? What is the deeper meaning behind clothing??

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Edit: In response to (1) I honestly feel like children will be privy to this stuff so it doesn't matter (I hold the same view in respect to swear words, I don't really care if my child swears. And (2), is this not just a men's issue? I think women should be able to walk around naked -- If a man rapes her, that is his fault. A woman should be able to dress naked.
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Stephane Duschenes, owner of Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park in Canada has some great sources and discussions regarding this topic. There’s also evidence contrary to your points 1 and 2. Nonsexual nudity is not harmful, and there isn’t a link between what someone is wearing and sexual assault.

Resources can be found by looking up Bare Oaks or The Naturist Living show.