Her parents approved of what she did - maybe lots wouldn't, but HERS did. And they are the ONLY parents who matter.
Why are people so offended at nudity? Paintings and statues all over the world where women are displaying their privates and THEY aren't considered "sleazy" - and don't give the "art" excuse either, when those women were posing a few thousand years ago I doubt the public considered them "art" then. Nudes are nudes no matter what CENTURY they were immortalized in.
Kudos to ALL the women who didn't pose for Playboy - but that was YOUR CHOICE and I for one, am glad you had that choice to make. However I do not think that choice makes you a better person...just different.
And yes, the Burka is valid comparison. Right now smoking, which is legal, is being banned in places considered private property. And people are just sitting back and allowing that "right" to be taken away because smoking is dangerous for some people and purportedly is dangerous for people around the smoker - even IN OPEN AIR PUBLIC PLACES. We'd better be careful because that's a very slippery slope. What is to stop Playboy from being banned because it's "dangerous" for some men to look at? Perhaps it might soon be dangerous for scantily clad women to be in public because some viewers might become aroused and uncontrollable - can't allow THAT. And what's to stop bikinis from being banned in public because THEY are dangerous for some men to look at and offensive to some others - both men and women? Smoking is just the latest "prohibition" and the darling of the politically correct. Next it could be some other legal but controversial vice - like girlie mags and gentlemen's clubs.
Europe quit worrying about nekkid pictures a LONG time ago and wow, the worlds oldest cultures have not collapsed into moral decay and madness. Holland - where live sex shows, marijuana and prostitution are all legal and ADS feature half naked women is still flourishing after centuries.
Many people love the idea of subjecting others to OUR way of thinking, no doubt. Happy I don't feel the need to do so myself. And no, I don't think that posing in Playboy dooms the girl to a life making





films - big LEAP there and not supported by the history of the thousands of girls who have appeared in the pages of Playboy thru the years. Based on what I do know, it probably dooms her to a marriage to someone with money and power who wants a trophy wife. I'm thinking there are worse fates.
So, I am not climbing up there onto high moral ground - it's a nasty fall and I certainly have no intention of risking my neck balancing up there just to snark, feel superior and make ugly comments about someone I do not know and have no right to criticize. I don't find that saying things intended to make someone else feel bad for doing something she wants to do and is legally allowed to do, the least bit rewarding personally.
My Opinion