As late as the early 1970s it was not unusual for males to compete at college and high school swimming meets in the nude.
Pools at the YMCA and many other public pools were also swimsuit-free zones
(August 18, 1852 – January 3, 1930)
Nude Couple by
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Male nudes on the terrace by
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Three nude boys by
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Nude boys in Napoli by
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Nude boys in Sicily by
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Standing Male Nude by
What the heck is this...
1950s parents presenting their son with a male role model or testing his sexuality?
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Freilicht - 1897 by
Max Koch (1854-1925)
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Concerning your sixth picture down from the top -- the one with the caption about college players competing naked) your facts may be true, but the photo is inaccurate. I'm not telling you any of this to be nasty so I apologize up front if it comes off that way. First, it's faked. The original is not a picture of a nude swimmer. Second, it's not a swimmer at all but instead a photo of Tamás Kásás, a retired Hungarian water polo player. Third, the photo is NOT from the late '70s but from the summer Olympic games in London in 2012. You should be able to find a copy of the original on this Pinterest page: https://www.pinterest.com/noemirebak/passion/. Just wanted to let you know.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the information. I took the caption and photo from another site. The post will be corrected.
DeleteSo glad they had the common decency to make the girls cover their shame of not having a penis 😆
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