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#FreeTheNipple activists aside (which are more about the legal side of toplessness), 99.9% of the girls I know are extremely self-conscious about their nipples showing, and they get mortified if they accidentally wear something that shows color through their clothing, or even if their nipples get visibly hard.

Women in the 17th century actually rouged their nipples to make them show through their tops (or make them stand out while wearing nipple-baring tops).

My guess is that it was because exposed breasts and nipples in the 17th century were a mark of dignity and even chastity, so enhancing the appearance of the breasts and drawing attention to them was expected.

By contrast, today’s culture views bared breasts and nipples as more sexual and vulgar.

Thoughts?

I'm wondering if you thinks it's right or wrong to break up with someone because of their appearance has changed with time and you're not attracted to them anymore. Examples on changes may be aging like wrinkle and gray hair, but also weight gain, deformity because of an accident or disease and a change in style (clothing/hair). Where do the limit go from being just a "human" to an "asshole"?

Some people may dress main stream and be attractive to someone because of that, but later on dye their hair, get tattoos and piercings making them look different. Others may cross dress, and some may go from slim to fat. Cortisone is a medicine used to cure diseases and makes you very fat. #Shallow? #Beauty