and what would be the problem if we didnt want to put on clothes?
where isthe harm which justifies overriding our autonomious choice?
Come on, don't you already know the answer? In "civilized" society, we don't want to be distracted all the time, by seeing people's genitals. Among God's creatures, humans are among the most horny, or so they say, and yet, most normal people, do like to think of many things other than sex, throughout the day.
We have to draw a few moral boundaries and lines, as to what is socially acceptable, and what isn't. Even at the beach or swimming pools, where society now says you can wear a bikini or speedo if you want, look at all the people who don't wear such skimpy attire, wearing swimwear with a bit more coverage. Why? I'll leave that for you to figure out or until a later post.
Now of course, I don't consider TV during prime time, or YouTube, showing a live human birth, a baby's head naturally crowning, emerging from the vagina as "porn," because it's the beauty of the natural flow of human life. And obviously, babies are born naked, and can't reasonably be clothed, until after they are born.
I am very conservative, and very pro-life, to the point of urging large families and shunning unnatural "birth control." But I am rather lax actually, on reasonable people-being-clothed standards. For example, I never had any objection to see my coworkers, where I used to deliver pizza, come into the back section, where we were mixed company, and change into their pizza place uniforms. I sure didn't expect them to go into the toilet room restroom, that was litterally a tiny "water closet." Hardly room to change your mind in there, let alone clothes. I didn't change clothes at work, as I came to work already in uniform. But aren't we all adults? It's not like I ever "saw" anything. People just turn towards the wall and quickly change clothes. And I suspect that people in other cultures, sometimes aren't so "uptight" about anything that supposedly might be remotely sexual, as Americans sometimes are.