QUOTES
4/14/2017
“Naturists are usually very open-minded and
accepting. With all your clothes off,
how could you not be? Unlike a regular
beach where people stick to themselves, nude beaches are fabulous for friendly
social interaction. Although we are all
very different, being nude shows us that, in many ways, we’re all the same” - http://metro.co.uk/2014/09/10/10-reasons-you-should-go-to-a-nudist-beach-at-least-once-4833328/
“With the summer finally arrived (in the UK) and my
wife away for the week (she accepts me being nude at home/garden but
disapproves outside our area), I decided to have a fully naked staycation (but
working from home). By fully nude I mean
no clothes at all for any reason at any time and not even close by for any
unexpected event. I live in the country
so naturally this is much simpler than in a populated area especially since I
have a dog to walk 4 times a day. Some
of the dog walking included short sections of the country road including going
to the local reservoir for skinny dipping (normally once a day for me and the
dog to cool down) - only two cars passed me on the road with no comments or
reactions that I could see. I did cut
down on my daily runs and only did them when I got up early (4:30 as they are
on the road just 3 miles - never seen anyone at that time). One day at lunch a car pulled up at my drive
as I was doing some gardening there (my garden is private i.e. tall hedge but
an open drive way), naturally they saw me but after a slight pause they just
asked for directions and all was normal.
The biggest challenge was when my wife phoned to ask if I would go and
water her allotment. Naturally I said
yes, but I had to think about how during the day and evening there would be
many people there including dog walkers and children, so I decided to go early
morning (5am) didn't see anyone and as I was out I took in a 3 mile walk near a
ruin as well (didn't see anyone). I also
did a 4-mile cycle ride (at night) with 2 cars passing (again no reaction that
I could tell). Also took the dog in the
car to get to do a different walk - 4 miles 8am didn't see anyone. As its now the end of the week its almost
time to start wearing those clothes again we are starting to get short of a few
shopping items, but I guess I could have addressed that one with home delivery
service.” – JM Nude, http://www.naturist-corner.net/community/index.php?topic=20723.0
“I love to show people what I’m doing in my life so I
take pictures. . . when I’m at a nude beach and I wanna share with my followers
what I’m doing, I’ll take a photo. For
me being naked is just as normal as having a coffee when I wake up in the
morning. Sometimes I’m not even
realizing I’m naked at all.” – Harmen J. Pordon, https://harmenjp.wordpress.com/2016/08/17/omg-i-saw-you-naked-on-google/
“Being a nudist is such a pleasurable lifestyle. I was on my way home from Ohio one night and
decided to give it [nude driving] a try.
It was night time. the road was not being heavily traveled. I took off my clothes and kept on
driving. It was wonderful. I ended up getting close to home and thought
okay maybe I'd better get dressed again.
I drive naked any time I get the chance nowadays.” - https://www.truenudists.com/groups/view.php?action=viewthread&id=8077&idt=77839&vpage=1
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