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Modesty
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Modesty does not apply in an emergency situation
Different levels of modesty for different groups of people
Different cultures have different views
Generally accepted western norms
Naturism
Indigenous tribes
Different standards for men and women
What religious communities think
Islam
Judaism
Catholic Christianity
References

Content: Too much modesty is called prudishness. As a medical condition it is also called gymnophobia. Excessive immodesty is called exhibitionism. Proponents of modesty often see it as respect for their bodies and the feelings of themselves and others, and some people believe it may reduce sexual crimes. Critics argue that it's not healthy to have a negative attitude toward the human body. Some assert that there may be a correlation between repressive body attitudes and undesirable outcomes such as sexual crimes, violence, and stress. Different cultures have different views
Reacting to an immodest display
The cultural and religious background heavily influence the views a person has on modesty. Generally accepted western norms
What is called Western culture expects that Intimate body parts are covered in public places at all times. There are exceptions for places where people change clothes, as these are usually differentiated by sex. This means there is one changing-room for men, and another for women.