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And, only that.  No violence, swearing, or anything else.  I censored those words in case someone finds them offensive and reports this question to moderators.

G 2 votes, 50%
PG 1 vote, 25%
PG-13 0 votes
R 1 vote, 25%
NC-17 0 votes
other 0 votes

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Probably PG. Even old movies and 50's TV westerns have a PG rating now. I don't think you have to censor those words anymore either. Hard to say how they rate things nowadays. Stuff I saw when I was a teen has an R rate now.

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What reason would there be to put a non sexual nude scene in?

It also depends on what you interpit as non sexual.

Example, say a crime thriller has a morgue scene and shows the corpse of a cute girl nude on the autopsy table. Most wouldn't consider that really sexual, but it is very erotic and sexual to me..

Same can be said about children in non sexual nude scenes, a pediphile doesn't care if it's a sexual scene or not, they make it sexual in their minds. 


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Some people can find just about anything sexual.  Take me, for example.  Assuming I don't have to censor the words anymore (this better not change back to needing to censor them again), what I find sexual are people wearing clothes as opposed to them without clothes on (unless it's deliberately sexual...like adult material if you know what I mean).

Non-sexual nudity is just that...nudity without sex.  The words are pretty much self-explanatory.  The problem is most people can't tell the difference between nudity and sex, so they fuse them together with the old belief: "nudity=sex".  I used to be like that before I discovered naturism.  You might say naturism cured me from the old "nudity=sex" belief.

In regards to non-sexual nudity with children, pedophiles won't care if children are nude or wearing full clothing.  They will see sex with children, regardless of what they wear or don't wear.  Any movie that has children in it could be a pedophile's dream.  Just something to consider.

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