@ everyone who shamed that one nude selfie 😪

@SW-User ik but it’s SW & there’s nothing we can do about it

@dinonuggies Well, posting nudes for people to see means that the person is opening themselves to criticism. Some of that criticism will probably be bad.

@SW-User 🤔 honestly agree with everyone in the comment section 😂 so idk but I definately agree, with having nothing good to say don’t say anything

I’m pretty sure it would be taken down if it was posted publicly on here - don’t they censor those things here?@dinonuggies

@SW-User If nobody wants to see it, they don't have to look. I'm not into posting nudes myself (or looking at other guys' nudes) but we really don't have the knowledge to speak on everyone's behalf. Some people actually [i]do[/i] like lookin' at strangers' nudes.

@BlueVeins Either way, clearly people didn't enjoy it, so they commented their opinion on it. It's to be expected when you post a photo of yourself naked. If the person doesn't want people to comment on their body, they shouldn't be posting it on the internet. Talking shit is kind of the thing. There are better places out there for people to share nude photos of themselves, like porn sites, where people actually seek them out.

@SW-User The fact that body shaming is normal on the internet doesn't justify it as an activity though. You could argue that 'e should've expected to be bitched at -- which is 100% reasonable -- but that's entirely different from arguing that insulting him is an acceptable behavior. That's victim-blaming. Those people could've just as well clicked off if they merely didn't enjoy the photo in question and/or muted 'im without any further noise, but that's not the choice they made. Maybe you and I believe that there are better places to post nudes, but that's ultimately subjective; maybe there's something about this site in particular that he prefers.

@BlueVeins I don't think that expecting people to not be assholes about it is a reasonable thing to ask for. I'm not saying that it's a good or positive behaviour to insult someone, but that you can't exactly expect anything better. Whether or not people made the choice to insult him is irrelevant. Because you can't control how people respond. If you don't like the potential criticism that comes when you post something online, then you can very easily not post it.

But putting a photo up publically is an invitation for people to post their opinions, kind or unkind. The same way that you can argue about people just blocking him and moving on, you can argue that the person that posted the photo could have just blocked the people that didn't respond well to his post. Either way, I don't think it makes sense for a person to do something that goes against the norm, and expect people to only react positively to it. You're putting yourself out there when you post a nude. People respond here just as they would if you were standing on the street naked. Doesn't mean it's right or wrong. It just is what it is.

@SW-User Yeah, I generally agree with this. I don't think it makes any sense to compare someone posting nudes to standing in the streets naked, considering that the site literally warns you ahead of time for nude content and doesn't allow minors to see it. Other than that, yeah -- expected outcome, still evil.

@BlueVeins Lol, I think people generally just ignore the freaking nudity tags because they're curious, and then complain about it. I see that being an asshole about how someone looks is shitty, but the internet is a shithole and you can't really expect people to be nice 😂 everyone is a fart.

So is the conclusion that you’re anti then? Hahaha!@SW-User