I see things differently. Nudity, in itself, is not something shameful, immodest, or inherently sexual. It’s simply a natural state of being. I recognize that there are social rules and laws about nudity in public spaces, and I’m not saying people should walk around naked everywhere, but in places like nude beaches, nudist camps, kspas, locker rooms/showers, and saunas, nudity is accepted and normalized.
Also, to me, it’s unnecessary to tie nudity to exclusivity in a relationship. A partner being naked in appropriate contexts, like a nude beach, doesn’t take anything away from the relationship or make their body "less yours." That perspective comes across as possessive and overly controlling.
Nudity isn’t about sex, and it doesn’t have to provoke lust. If someone chooses to see nudity in a sexual way, that’s their prerogative, but it’s not a valid reason to impose restrictions or shame. Instead, I think it’s healthier to embrace the idea that nudity can exist outside of a sexual lens. It’s about comfort, freedom, and self-expression.