LadyConstanze -> RE: What is it about eastern european D/s that they can play with models in an open city? (5/11/2012 11:15:49 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Ishtarr "Erregung oeffentlichen Aergernisses" refers to sexual acts in public. Not to nudity. There may be local laws saying differently, but in general, and in the big cities like Munich and Berlin, public nudity is legal in Germany. As far as consent goes, how exactly is that relevant? In both situation where I was nude in public it was perfectly legal to do so. Since when do I need consent of people in general to engage in legal behavior. The fact that it is legal is what gives me the consent in the first place, because they give consent to be exposed to public nudity by being in a place where public nudity is allowed. If they do not wish to consent to public nudity, it's their job to not be in a place where it's permissible for me to be nude. And yes, my being topless in Amsterdam was in an adult district, though not inside the red light district itself. Both times occurred late enough at night, and in a place where it was highly unlikely to encounter young children. And both times I was not being offensive to bystanders by not asking consent, because what I was doing was perfectly within my right and the scope of the law. People get exposed to all sorts of things they find annoying and offensive every single day. Tastes and opinions of what's proper and what's not vary dramatically. Are you honestly suggesting that people should ask for consent for every single thing they LEGALLY want to do that MAY offend other people? I'm very offended when I see some of the graphic anti-abortion signs that and pictures that are posted along the side of the road here. And yet, I would never in a million years dream of demanding of the people that put them there that they ask my permission to do so, because they are already in their right to do so, and it's none of my damn business. So why the hell should I ask for permission to do something that's already in my right to do? I call bullshit, it does not have to be a sexual act and doesn't even specify it, where do you get that from? Your extended fantasies? It can be being drunk in public and/or exposing yourself, in fact exposing yourself is enough, you don't need to be sexual, walking through town naked will do that. Well, apparently you being naked is your right, but in the privacy of your own home or in the red light district... Now please do show me some laws that say you legally can flash people because you happen to be an exhibitionist? If you're looking for customers, fine, but that's why most European countries have red light districts for, and I hope you are doing well there... Unfortunately what you want has nothing to do with the law, and apparently you know fuck all about the law. People in Europe are in general far more relaxed about nudity, but it has to be in the appropriate place like a beach, we really don't need to see your tits and other bits in town or a shopping center, most might not call the cops, but that doesn't mean that it is your right to flash your bits. The fact that you haven't been arrested is most likely due to people feeling sorry for you or thinking you are so hard up for clients that you need to take desperate measures - again feeling sorry for you - but not your legal right. Your legal right is to strip bare on a clothing optional beach or in your own property, but not standing at the window flashing others.
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