At 11/9/09 12:53 PM, Sheizenhammer wrote:
Thing is, I've no idea if a striptease counts as 'sexual activity' in the eyes of whoever wrote the law it's referring to (probably not, but you never know...). Anyone study law around here that can clarify what exactly counts as 'sexual activity' here? Where's the line between porn and garden-variety tits here?
I like studying law (but I'm still a few years out from law school, or even any semblance of that).
I think "sexual activity" is defined as sexual intercourse, whether digital (as in with your hands), oral, vaginal, or anal. That could vary from country to country or even state to state though, so I wouldn't quote me on that.
It might also have to do with context. Something like historical paintings and sculptures (which have tits flying around like fireworks on the 4th of July) would not be considered porn, since it is artistic. Even some modern photography can be considered art and not porn (Met Art comes to mind, along with a NSFW tag).
Basically, if there isn't any penis in vagina (or anything put elsewhere, for that matter, whether you're alone or with another person), it's considered "art" and not "sexual activity". Lewd as it may be, soft core porn is acceptable