Because

Recently someone mentioned that I take photographs of people "not wearing clothes."  I was quick to retort, though I don't think they understood what I had to say, nor the aggressiveness with which I said it.  I do not shoot people not wearing clothes; I shoot people.  The natural state of this species is just that, natural; the rest of you are people who wear clothes.  We are born naked, our natural state, and are generally wrapped in a blanket to keep us warm, which is the only purpose clothing should serve, and also to simulate the comfortable place we were just violently forced out of, where we were literally wearing our mothers.

We spend a sizable part of our lives naked, though it is generally behind locked doors, for fear of being what we naturally are in any line of vision, so as not to offend or entice, because we've been conditioned to believe that we are supposed to keep our nature hidden, which makes it a rarity through repression, and forces people to obsess over it unhealthily, thus causing the typical fuck-zombie to poke at you like a caveman.  That's terrifying and dangerous.  Just be yourself; just be natural; and society will understand and also be natural; or they can go fuck themselves.

Here's a ladybird not wearing clothes.

It looks the same as a ladybird wearing clothes...

...because we're the only subspecies of anything in the known universe stupid enough to think that we have to wear clothes, which is great... for people who sell clothes.  Think about how many things you do in your life simply because you were told you were "supposed" to do that, and think about who those things actually benefit.