Immodesty... in Robot form?

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Today I went to a family-oriented diner in a family-friendly ski resort with, who else, my family and some friends.

There was nothing really weird (like it should be), but there was this completely unrelated scantily dressed feminine robot statue that was probably 7-ft tall. It was an advertisement for a vodka (why? I don’t know).

When I mean scantily dressed, I mean really tight, short pants (an idea of how tight: you could see a clear outline of its butt) and a shirt that was short (only covering the torso and some of the arms) and a little less tight than the short shorts.

The argument “would you let a child view it” doesn’t apply here… young 5, 6, 7, 11 year olds didn’t seem to care. It wasn’t in a suggestive position, the robot was just doing a basic standing pose. At first, I didn’t even think the robot was wearing clothes (but that seemed implausible). The robot itself was a clear bluish color while the clothes white.

So, I’m guessing it’s immodest (and leaves me with questions as to why it was even in the center of the restaurant). But with this description, it’s not pornographic, is it?

A reference picture would be the costumes from the latest Tron Movie. I don’t think those are pornographic at all… But I have a different feeling about this one. Maybe because it’s
a robot?
 
Having not yet seen TRON, I can only imagine the appearance of this thing.

If it does not attempt to portray the actual human body, I’d say this is not really an “immodesty” issue. ICXC NIKA.
 
A reference picture would be the costumes from the latest Tron Movie. I don’t think those are pornographic at all… But I have a different feeling about this one. Maybe because it’s
a robot?
Seeing as how robots are still machines and even in fiction, such machines are generally stronger than humans, I’d personally think twice about seeing them as a sex object (no matter how sexy they are).
 
Seeing as how robots are still machines and even in fiction, such machines are generally stronger than humans, I’d personally think twice about seeing them as a sex object (no matter how sexy they are).
Beside which, cold steel and warm skin do not affect a person the same way, however humanlike the body-form might otherwise be.

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