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Female nipple?

You’re play like the other social networks?

No female nipple but man nipple are allowed?

Isn’t that sexist?

Photography is a type of art?

If you censor nipples, censor everyone nipple or don’t!

Man have nipples women have nipples Trans-people have nipples, non-genderconforming have nipples.

Women aren’t either mother, either sexual object.A mother hasn’t stopped to be women.

There is no mother, nor child without sex.

If you censor female nipples, you support patriarchat. Women are entitled to show their nipples as much as every other person.You want your community to be better but silence a freedom of some people.

Thank you for bringing this question to me. Much like chick sexing, determining nipple gender is a difficult and hotly debated issue. In the United States prior to 1896, specialists were paid thousands of dollars to sex nipples, so to speak, until it was revealed that most were charlatans that had no idea what they were doing. One would make a run of the western territories for a bit until another came along that claimed to have some sort of contraption required for nipple sexing, and then the first would claim that one was only 96% effective and that his new contraption was 99.9% effective, and so on it would go. Truth be told many people have lived and died without ever know how their own nipples presented.

With the advent of black light, determining nipple gender presentation became a relatively simple matter, though it still requires some expertise. By shining a black light on the nipple, a word is revealed on the underside of the nipple in the areola—if you’ll allow me to demonstrate with this male-presenting nipple diagram:

Now, of course, the word itself is not in English, but in Latvian, for reasons which should be obvious, which means you’ll have to consult a Latvian dictionary or native Latvian speaker to determine what gender your nipple is presenting. That shouldn’t be too difficult in the modern internet era, though.

Back to your original question, if you’re like me, you neither have a black light nor ready access to a fluent speaker of Latvian (well, I mean, I do, but I no longer need her services, as I long ago determined the gender presentation of my nipples. I don’t think I would have survived my 20s had I not known). But worry not! The encoding remains even on images of nipples. Thus, all you need to do is the following:

Take a photograph of your nipple (the closer the better, as the writing is small).

Post it here on Tumblr.

Have as many people as possible reblog it in hopes of finding someone with a black light.

Have the black light holding individual shine a black light on the screen and take a screen shot and post that.

Reblog until you find a Latvian speaker who can tell you the gender presentation of your nipple.

Simple as that!

Now, under ordinary circumstances, both nipples will present the same gender, but in 15% to 20% of cases, an individual set of nipples will present different genders. In case you are one of the 15% to 20%, it makes sense to put up images of both nipples—just to be certain.

Now if the black light doesn’t reveal a Latvian word, there may be a chance that the particular black light used falls outside of the nipple gender presentation revelation spectrum (certain common varieties of black light used by clubs in the 90s are like this, as they were very cheaply made. You get what you pay for!), so if the black light doesn’t reveal anything, don’t fret! It just means you need to find someone else with a higher quality black light. Soon your nipples’ gender presentation will be revealed, and you’ll be able to rest easy—unless your nipple gender presentation changes (which can happen every 20-30 years).