You're presenting this as a set of hard facts, where in reality you are just telling us about your subjective view of sexuality. That's natural, but perhaps there is a more neutral way to word your stance if that's the case.

That's not my subjective view. It is historical and well documented fact that cultures cover and keep covered body parts they deem sexual. There is lots of literature on the subject, anywhere from articles noting that the first pair of shorts in spring is a big deal, but by the end of summer people are inured to it, to testimony from people who participate in nudist colonies that people walking around nude all the time takes the sex out of nudity.

I have spoken to someone who went to nudist colonies. He told me outsiders always imagine it's all sex, all the time but it absolutely is the opposite of that. Most people aren't especially sexy when running around naked to begin with and when you normalize nudity, it further reduces the sexual element.

Just because you aren't familiar with the literature doesn't mean I'm making stuff up here.