Did your parents have sex around you as a child?
And if so, what (if any) effect has it had on you?
Is it weird/confusing/traumatic for children, or does it provide a healthier and more realistic model of sexuality than pornography and school-based sex education?
Do the studies exist?
Since apparently I keep getting shit for not doing basic searches for an easy to find topic, here.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/240241629_Childhood_Exposure_to_Parental_Nudity_Parent-Child_Co-Sleeping_and_Primal_Scenes_A_Review_of_Clinical_Opinion_and_Empirical_Evidence
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9681119/
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/parents-kids-stop-being-nude-193008929.html
Edit: oh look no responses. It’s almost as if I was right to not want to waste my time in the first place.
You clearly stated you didn’t want to have someone comb through you papers and argue, and their value as evidence is obvious to anyone who bothers to take a look, so the reaction of “nothing will come out of continuing this conversation” is quite understandable. I returned to say thank you for posting sources, but since you seem to take this as some kind of “stunned them to silence”…
The first two sources apparently refer to the same study; Okami 1995 is mostly literature review, methods, and intermediary results, while Okami 1998 is the final results.
Okami 1995: “Consistent with the cross-sectional retrospective literature (and with our expectations), no harmful main effects of these experiences were found at age 17-18. […] Taken as a whole then, effects are few, but generally beneficial in nature.”
Okami 1998: “No harmful “main effect” correlates of the predictor variables were found.”
So I fail to see how they’d support your point.
The last one, the Yahoo article, is not a study nor does it refer to any.
Okami 1998 also had a link to Lewis 1988, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3421828/: “The results suggest that childhood experiences with exposure to nudity and sleeping in the parental bed are not adversely related to adult sexual functioning and adjustment. In fact, there is modest support that these childhood experiences are positively related to indices of adjustment.”
Recognition of pre-existing bias: I’m Finnish, and this felt like an attack on family saunas.
I didn’t take it as “stunned them to silence.” I took it as “it is frustrating to continually be asked to do homework for everyone only to be met with radio silence.” I don’t care what caused the silence, it’s just frustrating.
Both of those first two studies (the third one is not a study) say that there’s actually not a significant harm, especially just for nudity.
Not to mention the fact that they’re both really old (pre-2000) and based on data collected from the 1970s to the 1990s and pre-date home internet access and only from data collected in the US(actually only in 3 cities in California)