Don't be pretentious. Your body could be violated, and with your acceptance.
@profree2019 (1208)
Barquisimeto, Venezuela
August 12, 2019 10:49pm CST
Many people do not allow, under any circumstances, their body to be seen or touched by other people, this is sometimes done obsessively. They wear clothes that prevent them from seeing their body, they have a hard time wearing a swimsuit and things for the estli. their body cannot be touched, except for their partner.
Well, I have observed how many times a person reaches health states, where it becomes necessary, that others at home, who could not see or touch them, now have to bathe them, clean them, cure them etc. It is a very uncomfortable situation that many of us can reach. I think that we should prepare psychologically for those moments and stop being so pretentious, because it will be more unpleasant to accept it, the more pretentious we are.
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@profree2019 (1208)
• Barquisimeto, Venezuela
13 Aug 19
Thank's my friend, same for you
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@Starkinds (32737)
• India
13 Aug 19
@profree2019 same to you. Today what are you doing?
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@profree2019 (1208)
• Barquisimeto, Venezuela
13 Aug 19
@Starkinds Oh, I failed once more. I am reading your answer 11 hours later. I have realized my friend that we have a difference of approximately 10 hours, that is, when you are getting up, it is already night in my country. But that is not a barrier that matters. I guess in your country they should be something like 9 or 10 at night.
In my case, I get ready for lunch now, but first I answer to my friends. What are you doing?
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@xstitcher (39035)
• Petaluma, California
13 Aug 19
Not wearing clothes that show most of one's body is not being "pretentious" it called being modest. My body belongs to God, I don't need to display it for the whole world. :(
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@profree2019 (1208)
• Barquisimeto, Venezuela
13 Aug 19
My friend, I'm sorry if I've been offensive. I did not mean to show the body as a fashion, or a way of being, in fact there are very respected cultures that force to cover the body almost entirely, and that is not bad. It is logical to think that one is not going to go like a madman out there showing his body. I mean people who are exaggerated and take the phrase "my body is my temple" in a literal, extreme way. He suffers more when they falls into a bed and must be attended to in their needs by another person, often strange or a relative.
