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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: Certain standards say how the changing of clothes should be done, like using a towel on a beach or closing (and locking) a door of a cabin that is provided. Different cultures have different standards of modesty. But standards are also different according to who the other people are, that could possibly see one's body: A spouse or partner
A friend or family member of the same gender
Family members of the opposite gender. A friend of the opposite gender. Social standing or class can also matter. That way, different rules can apply to people of the same social class than to those of other (or lower) social classes. Other things that influence these norms include: The place where it happens (undressing at home in front of a partner is different form undressing at the home of somebody barely known)
The job the people do (A striptease dancer has different norms to a teacher)
That way, a teacher that would perform at a night club might be seen as bringing the profession into disresapect. Some people say this kind of modesty is body shame.