An analysis of orifices

I believe in the post in question I already stated my desire that (in close quarters, anyway) that people should be covering their mouths and noses. It would be a great idea, especially during flu season, in crowded subways or restaurants.

Should it be mandated by law? Not universally, of course, but business owners should get the right to equally apply it if they like. I also mentioned that a burqa is not that bad of an idea (although a tad excessive, since it impedes movement and vision) for both sexes.

Now, here's your problem: since you breathe through your mouth and nose, you can suck in any saliva or mucous which might be slowly trickling out.

Nipples do not have a mechanism to keep their fluids in.

Ear wax is not a fair comparison, ears are cupped and can contain overflow long enough that you can get it at regular cleanouts. It is also generally much less viscous than breast milk or blood or whatever might be expelled from the nipples (or genitals for that matter).

Gatekeeper, I really don't like it when you attempt to speak for others. I do not have a 'fear of body parts'. I think they're all quite wonderful. I have a fear of microorganisms which may exist in bodily fluids and which may get people sick, because I don't like to see women and children get sick (nor do I like it much myself).

I am aware we are born naked, so stating the obvious is unneeded. It's also not an argument: we were born blind, incontinent, and unable to walk too, so what's your point?

I am certainly on the strange side because having an objective viewpoint is currently strange in society (unfortunately). Not worshiping nature's default settings also seems to be strange. People who look forward to exceptional development of humans are strange.

It would be fair to apply 'wonderful' to every part of the bodies. Wonderfulness is relative, but I can relate to sharing a sense of wonder at the complexities of biology and form. It's grand both in immensity and complexity.

You say 'there should be no shame', and this edges on strawmanning: where did I say people should be ashamed? Please attempt to correctly understand my arguments, I do not think people should be ashamed of having nipples or being attractive or whatever else you think I am trying to shame people for. I am just stating that there are logical reasons to cover them.