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Date Posted: 19:41:35 12/21/25 Sun
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Hello, Willy!
Of all the contributors whom I remember from 206801 and 223876, you are the one whom I least expected to say that you felt immature when you were nude.
I got the impression that your feelings were pure and unamalgamated pride.
Excuse me while I express a couple of more theories:
I betcha the way boys behave when they’re nude in the presence of girls is the way all boys behaved in the presence of girls before our species introduced the despicable custom known as clothes.
When anything artificial is introduced into our lives,
there is no telling what instincts are getting distorted or suppressed.
I also imagine that the boy’s genital display emphasizes his status as a male,
and thus emphasizes his role in relation to girls.
I have read a book which claimed that when puberty sets in,
a boy becomes attracted to whichever gender is opposite the gender with which he identifies.
That is why we often see a boy who plays with girls, dolls, and dollhouses all through childhood and turns gay the minute puberty sets in.
Yet many of us (notably myself) grow up with a handicap because we didn’t have enough experiences with girls early enough.
If I were raising a boy, I would make sure he got plenty of heterosexual experiences.
Any time he expressed a crush on a girl classmate,
I would arrange a playdate with that girl classmate,
along with one or two more boys and one or two more girls so no one would feel awkward---
but under only one condition: the boy will be nude the whole time.
Hello, Ellen!
You are very much like a girl in a novel which I recently wrote.
The novel takes place in Mrs. Stewart’s English class.
The first lesson is on parts of speech.
One of the girls volunteers one of the boys to pose nude the first three days,
thereby demonstrating that the word “nude” could be used as a noun, an adjective, and an adverb.
The class arranges its curriculum around the holidays.
On Halloween, the children go trick-or-treating.
To demonstrate homonyms, the girls wear bear costumes while the boys go bare.
When the class returns from winter break,
the class demonstrates verbs of possession by asking each boy to show a gift which he had received.
For the pleasure of the teacher and the girls, the boys are asked to pose nude.
The girl you remind me of is named Isis.
When Isis’ birthday arrives, the lesson for the day is on prepositions.
Since “for” is a preposition, the class asks Isis what they could do for her.
She responds:
“I like to watch boys because each boy has his own individual style. Every boy walks differently, runs differently, and does everything else differently. And they all move more gracefully when they are nude. So I think watching naked boys is a fine art which should more widely appreciated.
“But I don’t get enough opportunities to see boys pee. But when I do, I enjoy it to its fullest because each boy pee’s just a little bit differently.”
In response to Isis’ request, the boys take their clothes off,
the class walks to the city park across the street,
and the teacher takes a picture of each boy pee’ing.
If you give me your e-mail address, I’ll send the novel to you.
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