The entire shame/embarrassment of the nude body is a ridiculous affectation and mostly confined to Western nations.
As mentioned above, the Japanese have a "***** festival". Where huge 20 foot-long *****'s are carried through the streets.
The ancient Egyptians often portrayed Gods with fully erect male members.
The Indians (dots, not feathers) have ancient temples literally covered with stone carvings of every imaginable sexual position. The temple priestess would perform sexual favors for men who wished to celebrate love and passion.
The upper class court ladies of the Minoan Civilization went completely topless.
The Greeks of old, competed in athletic games totally nude.
The wife of one of the Roman Emperors (I have forgotten her name) worked in a house of prostitution as just "one of the girls". Certainly she did not do so for lack of money.
At an ancient ruin in modern day Turkey, we can still see, carved in the pavement, depictions of a ****** and carved foot prints to show the way to the house of joy.
Even the normally prim Hebrews of old, held an elaborate annual festival, where Temple Virgins engaged in copulation with the bravest warriors, as a celebration of life. That, my friends, would certain inspire men to feats of heroism.
Some westerners often like to pretend that human sexuality belongs only within the confines of the marital bed.
Ramses 2, Pharaoh of the biblical Exodus, had 120+ children. Today, in King's valley 5 (KV5) we can see an absolutely enormous tomb which at one time held the mummies of all his children.
Interesting aside: The term "honeymoon" stems from a time when the new bride was fed honey-mead wine, to calm her fears, and for 30 days (a full cycle of the moon) kept isolated by the women of the house, thus insuring that any child would, in fact, be the child of the bridegroom.
MINOAN STATUE AND WALL PAINTING
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