I probably know the answer to this, but

[Aspie_Gamer]

Hello Tapastic. I'm currently working on wrapping up Chapter 4 of my lovely little comic Life of an Aspie and from pages 25-33, the reader sees what Susan sees in her mind as its frantically hopping from memory to memory and since she's very upset over what happened earlier that day in the chapter (beating an alpha bitch named Ayame up), eventually she imagines a "bad future" for herself feeling as though things will never work out for somebody like her. Anyway, in the final page with Susan's thoughts taking the mess outta her already low self esteem, I decided to based off of what she's feeling at the moment depict Susan naked, but of course its in a non sexual light since she feels naked in the uncomfortable awkward sense of the word which as an aspie myself, I've felt the same when I've epically failed at a social situation (even something as small as saying the wrong thing at the wrong time unknowingly.)

Since the reader doesn't see her breasts or what mother nature gave her for obvious reasons, I don't think I need a NSFW tag for this page when I get around to uploading it in a couple of weeks from now, but I figure better safe than sorry and so I've decided to ask for a second opinion from you peeps. Here's the picture in question. For context, in the final page, there will be a group of people surrounding her mocking her for being autistic.

[mariusthered]

As it happens i spent last night working on something similar for one of my characters (Jane Jones) In my story She has just been sent to Juvie road and not to give spoilers but there are two pages coming up that she has to spend naked in her cell just working stuff out in her head.

it's not easy trying to show everything and the same time nothing but camera angles and shading are the champions in this case. as for you question I agree it's best to be safe than sorry and Stick a NSFW patch on these pages.

[zetina]

the pic you showed is safe, imo - i can only see her limbs.
i'd consider a NSFW tag if it's fullbody. i'm thinking about it in terms of what would make ppl raise their eyebrows at you if they spied the image on your screen.

[AnnaLandin]

For the image you've posted here, you would NOT need an NSFW-tag. Even if she is naked, she isn't actually showing her body at all, so there's nothing "unsafe" about it. I mean, if you drew that pose and that angle again, but decided to give her a pair of shorts and a tank top - the final result would look pretty much the same, you know?

[Evan_Bee]

Honestly, if you did a full body shot with shadows playing on private areas, or even a full body picture with no private areas even detailed, I would consider it safe for work.

[nolongerusestheforum]

I agree with Anna -- I really don't think you need to worry about this picture.

[nattbear]

It's totally safe in my opinion. If the person is naked but no one sees nothing and the context isnt "unsafe" at all, why bother about it? I see people using this NSFW for so little.

[Aspie_Gamer]

Thanks for the various second opinions everybody.

Anyway, I've got another page that precedes the one I showed here in this thread last week where Susan is again naked, but like last time, there's nothing titillating or provocative about the page. you can see the outline of her breasts, but not much else given that the human vagina isn't noticeable from most angles to begin with. This page is probably SFW-ish too, but again, I'd like to be sure. Thoughts?