and when she gets raped or some boy sees her naked female body ???
I doubt that will happen (remember, she's pretending to be a BOY), and as far as seeing her naked body, society would be better off if we weren't so uptight about non sexual nudity.
In many other countries, nudity is more accepted, and I believe they have less of a problem with men who can't keep it in their pants because a woman wore a low cut dress.
However, our 'dear leaders' over here are not interested in having a mature and intelligent society.
So... we get silly crap like this. Boys who are excused from a little 'self control' because an unshapely female who dresses like a male and acts like one, wants to pee in a urinal.
What the boys should do is laugh, but ..... that would probably get them expelled and sued.
But the only time we really see someone else nude is when we ourselves are having sex, or other people are (or about to or just have) in the movies. It’s true if you think about it. (Unless you’re a doctor.) So nudity does equate with sex.
But then you’ll say I’m just proving your point I know. So, if we were to decide that our future generations be desensitized to nudity at what age do you think they should become exposed and whose naked bodies should they be exposed to? I understand the concept, I do. I was raised in a time where as a young girl I went to church every Sunday surrounded by women in long dresses and preached to regarding the importance of pureness and modesty and parents who reinforced that concept to the extent I could not come out of my bedroom with just my nightgown on, had to cover with a robe. Was told it was not “appropriate” in front of brothers and father. Imagine my suprise when now hubby’s 15 yr. old neice spent the night and came to watch a movie in our living room with just a t-shirt that didn’t quite cover her underwear. I found out her family, mom, dad and brothers walked around in their bra/underwear pretty regularly and I was shocked lol.