The statue of David is revered as one of the most extraordinary sculptures in history due to its intricate design.

This marble depiction of a nude man attracts people from around the globe to Italy, where the masterpiece is located, eager to witness its magnificence.

Malaysian artist Elizabeth Tan shares a passion for the arts, and visiting Italy to see iconic landmarks like the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the statue of David was on her bucket list.

On November 16, she fulfilled this aspiration and commemorated the experience by sharing pictures on Instagram. As mentioned earlier, the statue of David is unclothed, displaying its genitals. After Elizabeth posted a photo with the 17-foot sculpture, numerous netizens promptly commented.

Some engaged in juvenile jokes involving birds, while others remarked on the sculpture's size. A handful of netizens even requested the artist to blur or use an emoji to cover the statue's genitals.

In response, netizens humorously defended the artistic nature of the statue, with some taking a more provocative stance, stating, "If you get sexually harassed, then don't complain; accept it as art."

Regardless of individual opinions, it is important to emphasize that wishing harm or traumatic experiences upon someone is not an appropriate response.

What are your thoughts? Do you believe Elizabeth should censor the statue of David's genitals? Share your opinions in the comments.