Bare Breasts No Longer Qualify

[Miles]

I was watching a movie on TV last week (don't recall its title) in which a woman was walking around topless. For what ever reason, I happened to check the on-screen program guide description and noticed it was rated R--no surprise--but I also noted that it carried no "N" for nudity rating. Tonight I happened upon another movie The babysitters, in which one of the teen girls is bare breasted, and in checking the description of the movie I again found that while rated R, it carried no "N" designation for nudity.

In the past, bare female breasts always seemed to warrant a "N" advisory, but evidently no longer.

So my question here is: Do you think this change in the movie guides, one that no longer considers bare female breast as qualifying as nudity, a good one or not? And why?

[Goat]

It only seems natural that exposed breasts were the next step.

And the step after that will be?

I'm not sure. Perhaps it will become socially acceptable for women to walk down the street without covering up our breasts. Or maybe full nudity will no longer be taboo for television?
This is only speculation, obviously. Why do you ask?

Or, people could get more modest again, and require more covering up. Anything to rebel against the previous generation!

[chatfouz]

here in austin texas it is legal for women to go iwhtout a shirt anywhere a man can go without a shirt. equal rights. some complain. but as a lifeguard i just tell the people hey its the law. its legal. get over it... and they stop. kids don't care. its only older folk who do...