The Curious Hotel

I swear, the United State treats consenting ADULTS like children

Just another US action that makes me embarrassed/angry/disappointed.
Oklahoma is not ok.

Unfortunately, our very religious friends suffer under their man-made sexual morality.  Hey, if being super private makes you more spiritual, great. But if you like to go braless and let the nips poke out, that should be great too.

Mostly, the religious suffer the pains of sexual repression.  Its a battle against hormones that no one wins.

Women are mostly naturally exhibitionists and really love exposing their beautiful bodies, but most can't and have to wait for halloween parties where they can put on a slut costume and live their fantasy sort of.

I think photos of naked bodies belong in the bathroom so women have an excuse to "rub out a quick one" while they have their panties around their ankles.

And otherwise they are welcome in the netherlands.

Probably be struck down by First Amendment. Seems like a violation of free speech. Who knows though.

We shall see, strange things can happen in America 

The US members can keep us up to date.

Pff, hope this won't make it either.

Oklahoma looks to BAN sending nude selfies unless you are married and make it a misdemeanor to pose for any sexy pic

    Republican state Sen. Dusty Deevers has written anew bill, which would make viewing 'obscene materials' a felony
    It would ban watching or producing sexual content which 'lacks serious literary, artistic, educational, political, or scientific purposes or value'
    The proposed bill has been met with swift backlash online

An Oklahoma state senator has proposed a bill that bans sending nude selfies unless you are married and makes posing for any seductive picture a misdemeanor.

Republican state Sen. Dusty Deevers has written the law, which would make viewing 'obscene materials' a felony.

It would ban watching or producing sexual content that 'lacks serious literary, artistic, educational, political, or scientific purposes or value.' His suggested law would restrict the distribution and production of 'unlawful porn' and enforcement would be possible through criminal prosecution and private lawsuits.

The law also reads that any 'lewd exhibition of the uncovered genitals, buttocks, or, if such person is female, the breast, for the purpose of sexual stimulation of the viewer.'









That means celebrities such as Oklahoma native Olivia Munn - or other residents -  could find themselves in hot water over their social-media posts or private messages.

The proposed bill has been met with swift backlash online with one user saying 'Dusty Deevers needs to back to the 1700s.'