Dr Christopher Fox

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The Hook Up · When is flashing ok? · 6 Dec 2017 podcast

And and it it's something that that's accepted, but then if you look to the United States again nudity's not accepted and it it it tends to be um English speaking countries where where nudity um becomes a a challenge or or public social nudity becomes a challenge.

So I I think Australia sits somewhere more towards the conservative side when it comes to to public nudity.

that?

Chris?

Um yeah, I'm gonna say flashing is not okay.

I mean a exhibitionism is is is not a consensual um um activity.

I mean it it's the the person flashing is is is doing it for uh well, potentially for for for titillation or for for upsetting.

And

I don't think it's okay to flash genitals at anyone who's not asking for genitals to be flashed at them.

Um, including streaking at at sporting matches again, although culturally acceptable.

Um people aren't asking to see it.

So I I think streaking sits in a in a in an area where we kind of accept it, but ultimately there are people not consenting to see that guy's bits flapping in the wind.

I think there's a long history, um, in the twentieth century at sporting events and and in internationally, um

around streaking at sporting events but again it's it's it's not a consensual activity to the to the audience.

So yeah, I I think it's just one of those those cultural phenomena that has have arisen in in sporting arenas.

Um, that that's tolerated and and encouraged at one level and discouraged at another.

I I think for streakers it it potentially is about self humiliation and and potentially for humour, but then the question still has to be asked.

I mean the the audience is not consenting to the act.

Yep,

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