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>>Why is it so exciting to see another person’s naked >>bottom? >>According to best-selling writer Desmond Morris (2005: >>224), a female monkey’s rump becomes swollen when >>she is in heat. >> >>Today, the women of our species have rumps which stay >>the same throughout the calendar. But our inner brains >>might not know that. That may be the reason that >>people get all excited whenever someone’s gluteus >>maximus gets publicized. >> >>A critical reader of this forum might say, “Of >>course these degenerates like to see children’s >>rumps, but they're all perverts!” >> >>But the cult of the child’s unadorned tresero is >>more widespread than just this forum. If you remember >>the pre-hysteria days, you may remember that family >>photo albums abounded with pictures of babies’ >>bottoms. When images of dorsal views of children got >>published, nobody was shocked. >> >>The comeliness of boys’ rumps never escaped the >>notice of teenage girl babysitters. Dave (2019, voy >>223876) had a babysitter who frequently patted him on >>the bottom and told him that he had a cute butt. >>Dennis (2019, voy 223876) had a teenage babysitter who >>said, “You boys have such cute little behinds.” >> >>A boy’s dorsal adorability could even serve as a >>conversation piece. Until Sam (2018, voy 223876) was >>12 years old, his mother would pull down his pants and >>his underpants to proudly show his rump to her >friends. >> >>Bayley (1956) noted that children have proportionately >>larger and rounder rumps than adults. The well-known >>scientist Konrad Lorenz (1956, v. 1: 222-223) offered >>an explanation of why children evolved that way: >>they’re easy to carry that way. >> >>In France, it is customary for nurses giving >>penicillin shots to children to say, “Honey, you had >>a very cute bottom.” (jean the Frenchie 2020, voy >>223876) >>Admiring children’s bottoms may be normal, but does >>that mean it’s a good thing? That’s hard to say. >>It might comfort a child who is embarrassed about >>showing private body parts, but it might be insulting >>to a child who wants to appear grown-up rather than >>cute. >> >>When kid star Shirley Temple visited nursing homes, >>the elderly residents made such comments as “What a >>cute bottom!” She later wrote in her autobiography >>(Black 1988: 392 in hardback, 396 in paperback), “I >>would have preferred their attention on the front, but >>whatever made them happy was acceptable to me.” >> >>Speaking of Shirley Temple, her promoters have been >>criticized for showing so many shots of her rump. When >>she did a solo dance, they were sure to show some rear >>views. The current critics also notice that the backs >>of her dresses were often shorter than the fronts. To >>make sure that no one misses the point, “Curly >>Top” contains a rear shot of ST wearing a wet >>swimsuit which is just the right size for just the >>right contour. >> >>I wonder whether these sly manipulations were made out >>of consideration for normal adults or for perverts. >>Whichever the case, we should give them credit for >>flying blind, because Lorenz didn’t explain rumps as >>not sexy until 1956, Morris didn’t explain rumps as >>sexy until 2005, and “Curly Top” was released in >>1935. >> >>In 2000, a woman in Ravenna, OH got prosecuted for >>taking pictures of her 6-year-old daughter mooning her >>(Powell 2010: 290-291). I don’t know what was >>discussed in the trial, but the defense attorney >>should have argued Lorenz and the prosecuting attorney >>should have argued Morris. >> >>I do know that the case broke up the family and >>depleted their life savings. I hope the prosecutors >>were satisfied. >> >>Bayley, N. 1956. Individual patterns of development. >>Child Development 27: 45-74. >> >>Black, S. T. 1988. Child star: An autobiography. New >>York: McGraw-Hill. >> >>Lorenz, K. 1956. Interviewed in Tanner, J. M. & >>Inhelder, B., eds. Discussions on child development: >>The proceedings of the first meeting of the World >>Health Organization Study Group on the >>Psychobiological Development of the Child, Geneva, >>1953. New York: International Universities Press. >> >>Morris, D. 2005. The naked woman: A study of the >>female body. New York: St. Martin’s Press. >> >>Powell, L. 2010. Framing innocence: A mother’s >>photographs, a prosecutor’s zeal and a small >>town’s response. New York: New Press. > >When I was still about two or three years old my >sisters took a photo of me naked both laying down and >also standing up facing the camera. > >They would show those pictures to girlfriends I would >bring over and they would say how cute I looked from >both angles. > >It wasn't a big deal back then. > >.
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