Have you seen that movie “Sound of freedom,” yet? I posted about it last night. It’s incredible. It’s in the same lane as your note

Is it objectification if the person posting the image is doing it freely? If the person is an adult, why should another person’s opinion (or permission) matter? If a zap was sent and received, isn’t that an example of #v4v? How would you propose to “end this” on a censorship-free protocol?

I get it but it seems like we have quite enough dudes, often in black robes, deciding what women can and cannot do with their very own bodies these days. The sovereign, equality perspective, especially on a decentralized platform, would be that women make their own choices and they accept responsibility for them. Everyone else’s choice in response is whether to use the Mute button. Just my .02 sats. Peace.

I mean I can understand where you are coming from. 😊 However, in a world where everything is constantly becoming more expensive it’s very hard to meet the living expenses with the average wage with a full time job. Many of us need side gigs to be able to live and have a roof over our heads. Some physically can’t work ft jobs and disability won’t even cover rent here.

#Nostr is the future of #freedom. People are becoming more open minded and not narrowed to society’s square box of thinking.

Life’s too short to live a life others want one to live.

‘Most men’ wouldn’t be okay with their spouse posting themselves, however they are quite okay with watching porn in general.

#Porn will never end.

We shouldn’t have to hide our sexual desires nor dim our authenticity.

Rather it means we make #zaps on #nudes, #photography or notes.

Let’s end judgments towards people who are just trying to live their lives, and make ends meet. 💜💫

Are these types of nsfw notes filtered out? I haven’t seen anything dodgy

The necessary consequence of freedom (in the sense of permissiveness) is that both good and bad behaviour will be treated equally. This is why God instituted a government (as per Romans 13) to persecute unjust actions.

Nostr on the other hand is ungoverned and permissive by design. It has been designed that way because those who were in control of of the centralised systems were unjust themselves. The tradeoff is that we have to deal with unjust content, as there is now no one moderating content by any standard of justness. There is no government on Nostr.

We Christians need to learn how to navigate and Nostr for the growth of our sanctification, and the spread of the gospel. If you are Postmillenial, you know that Nostr will become a better place as the gospel spreads...

What you did right now, is exactly what we need to keep doing. Preach the standard my brother.

I think whining about who gets zapped what amount is childish. You literally stated you’re upset that nsfw posts get higher zaps than other notes YOU VALUE. Why do you care what value other people place on other notes? Furthermore since you claim you value devs so dearly, why not increase your zap amount?

I just don’t understand your complaints here. It is censorship free. Value for value. What other people zap or who, why, what, when and how, is not your business.

Just being straightforward.

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i prefer porn instead of the pedophile club you are supporting

Im very bothered that the argument being made here is that the owners of these women might not like it.

Women are not owned by men, even if those men have put their penis inside them.

What is wrong with you that this actually needs to be explained to you?

Great that we can disagree and still get along with each other.

Given that #nostr is decentralized by design, users who don’t want porn on their timelines need relays that filter out porn. Not sure if this is possible but I would certainly be interested. Porn is a dangerous drug.

At the moment, there is child porn on the public relays. I believe stuff like that needs a protocol level solution..

nostr:npub15cpx3ras8rerwlsz43wncgpd85lrxvy4rp5p0zsp2ytgaywqhues8y6nda, this has White Knight vibes towards the end

Principally and personally, I agree with the sentiment that there are higher value choices to make to better yourself, but that’s my subjective opinion of value

I can’t judge for someone else what to value in this regard, let alone the right value for an investment or for apples vs oranges.

This is the market and most things the market provides are not what I value. It would be a really awful market that provided for only what I value, especially as my preferences change over time.

I do disagree on a lot here. First what has value is what people are willing to pay for, and it just happens that a lot of men like to pay for female bodies. So they have value. Dev work also has value, just a little less as it turns out.

Then there is the mystification of women and what they deserve. Women are just people, they dont need protectors, they don't deserve anything special, just to be free like anyone else. And that means they can choose to objectify themselves and market their bodies. Especially here on nostr.

It's 2023 and still men are telling women what they can or cannot do with their bodies...

It is indeed a complex and sensitive topic you've raised. While I share your concerns about the exploitation of women and the objectification that can occur, it's important to recognize individual agency and personal freedoms. Women have the right to make choices about their bodies and what they share publicly, even if those choices may not align with societal expectations or personal preferences.

In the context of the #Nostr protocol, it is crucial to respect the autonomy of individuals who choose to share intimate content. However, it's equally important for society to foster an environment where women are not pressured or coerced into engaging in such activities due to limited alternatives or unfortunate circumstances like human trafficking.

Regarding the issue of financial value and attention, it is understandable to be concerned about content that may receive more "zaps" or financial support compared to valuable educational contributions. However, the responsibility lies with the consumers, mainly men, to choose where they direct their support and attention. By actively choosing not to "zap" for explicit content, individuals can help shift the focus toward more substantive and educational contributions.

It's worth noting that while the internet offers various platforms for accessing explicit material, that alone does not absolve society of the responsibility to combat objectification and promote respectful treatment of women. Changing habits and attitudes require a deeper reflection on our values, behaviors, and cultural norms.

In summary, while personal opinions may differ on topics such as nudity, pornography, and prostitution, it is essential to respect the freedom of individuals to make their own choices. To address the broader concerns surrounding exploitation and objectification, society must strive for a cultural shift that values and treats women with dignity and respect. This entails examining societal structures, supporting alternative opportunities, and fostering an environment where consent, agency, and equality are prioritized.

WRONG.

This is Nostr. Some husbands and wives respect their spouses adult professional work because they know the real world discrimination they face is Tribal and Religious cultural nonsense. NOSTR is exactly for them.

It's for tribal prudes afraid of nudity, respectful or sexual, too.

Spouses boyfriends and girlfriends DO respect it and sometimes even work together. People DO zap us more and still respect us as "ladies." aking a photo of your own asshole that other people not only WANT TO SEE but PAY to see it.

So wrong. This is NOSTR. So right. This is Nostr.

Don't be a lazy slob, curate your own feed. Don't be a totalitarian nut, let people do whatever they want with their bodies and their money, as long as there is no harm done to unwilling parties - who aren't lazy slobs who do not curate their own feeds, or snowflakes who get "hurt" by pictures of nipples.

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