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So I followed a link in a locked post to the Open-source Boob Project, and here's how my thinking went:
1) Wonder if I should post to my friendslist "Yes, you may".
2) Well, but should I friends-lock it?
3) Well, but then I should really remove anyone from my friendslist that I don't want touching my boobs.
4) Well, no, because I can say no to them. But wouldn't it be funny to just post an open post saying "If I drop you from my friendslist in the next day or so, it's because I don't want you touching my boobs"?
Anyway, Yes, you can. Ask, that is. I'm likely to say "You can touch my boobs; it's no big deal."
1) Wonder if I should post to my friendslist "Yes, you may".
2) Well, but should I friends-lock it?
3) Well, but then I should really remove anyone from my friendslist that I don't want touching my boobs.
4) Well, no, because I can say no to them. But wouldn't it be funny to just post an open post saying "If I drop you from my friendslist in the next day or so, it's because I don't want you touching my boobs"?
Anyway, Yes, you can. Ask, that is. I'm likely to say "You can touch my boobs; it's no big deal."
Re: I heartily agree
(Today has been a big day for me not finishing my thoughts in my comments.)
Instead of working toward a society where we can cheerfully touch anyone (with permission), how about we work toward a society where judgments about anyone's body without being asked are considered with disdain?
And I've been getting stuff all over Serene's journal all day. ;)
Re: I heartily agree