Listen, I'm not saying that everyone should be ashamed of their naked self, what I'm saying is modesty is a virtue, which is why I explicitly said, "yourself AND your SO." What I meant by that is that you find someone who likes you for who you are, likes your personality, likes the way you hold yourself, and likes you in "protected" and "modest" state. Once you feel comfortable with that person, you show them yourself at your most physically vulnerable, when you're naked. When they see that, they love you so they love that and they see you for what they learned about you during "courtship" as well as what they're now seeing. Yes, some will still not like you but a lot will still like you, most likely more so.

What this girl is doing is skipping the emotional attachment and throwing, quite frankly, gross pictures of her body on the internet. There's no emotional attachment here, there's no clothes or any other form of self representation signifying a reason I should change my perspective of her, it's a "blank canvas" that is her naked body. She is exposed, figuratively and literally, to a bunch of people that have no understanding of her or attachment to her so our views are stark and honest and un-tainted. As you mentioned, if she didn't want to be judged from a stark and honest perspective, she should have left the pics on her digital camera and off the internet because here there is no view of her from any other perspective than 100% physical attraction. Fuck me, there's not even a "face" to these body shots so we can't tell if she's pretty or not, all we're seeing is her body and, from a stark and honest perspective, parts of that body aren't flattering.

That's just the truth. What I meant by gone wild makes me view woman differently is it makes me think about blind physical attraction in a different perspective. When I see a girl that I think I might like in terms of physical attraction, I think about that from a purely unbiased standpoint of, "if I saw headless pictures of that body on the internet, would I like them?" That may seem callous but if you think about it, from that perspective I drop the physical attraction part of it and we're now on a level playing field in regards to maybe she looks good with clothes on but is ugly without them. As mentioned, if I like her personality, the body becomes seen through "rose coloured glasses" and it can be pretty to me regardless of other people's attractions.

TL;DR: posting headless nudes on the internet and then claiming you're gorgeous causes others to evaluate those pictures stark and honestly and there is no filter for that viewing so while you're not worthless, you may not be as "hot" as you and your SO think you are. Gone Wild has taught me not to put women on a pedestal just because they have a vagina and breasts.