This book was written slowly and deliberately. It did not begin as an argument, but as an observation: that reactions to nudity are often disproportionate to the behaviour involved, and that fear is frequently declared before evidence is examined. This is not a defence of public nudity, nor an attempt to persuade anyone to feel differently about their comfort. Vulnerability-particularly in public spaces-is real and deserves care. Acknowledging that does not require assigning threat where none has been shown. What this book examines is the space between fear and fact. I have resisted escalation, accusation, and instruction. The aim is clarity, not conversion. Precision, not provocation. If this book succeeds, it will not leave you with answers, but with a pause-a moment to notice how quickly discomfort becomes judgement, and how rarely we ask what actually constitutes a threat. - Boris Naturi