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Not serious does not equal shameful. You should not feel ashamed to have fun.
Edit: You should feel very ashamed if you hurt someone while having fun, but that's a different story.
I'll be embarrassed if someone walks in. That's shame.
Yep, that's shame. But you're not obligated to be ashamed of it. Not everyone is. There's nothing wrong about having sex. It's the culture around us that makes it feel shameful for many people.
Nothing wrong about taking a shit, either.
Exactly, no need to be ashamed of our natural processes. I know people who are physically unable to pee when they know there are people in the next room. And then there are people who can keep perfectly self confident even during those occasions and who don't mind having a conversation while at the bathroom :)