QUOTES 4/9/2017

List of naked races and dates - http://asitiz.com/naked-running-races/

“Even though it's turned cold, I heat up the garage and work on projects nude most of the time.  In the garage I am working on shelving and going through things so I can get the wife’s car in.  Also have some bird feeders to finish so I can get them put away.  I'm doing some wine bottle candles in the basement so that is easily nude.” – Sunnmaxx, https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=38234&page=1

“Stunts” (Video) - https://vimeo.com/204790573

“’A prudish view of the body is a pornographic one.’  That's the real spiritual truth about nudity, and more and more Christians of all kinds are beginning to understand that. . . Other efforts will fail or bring limited results only after extremely difficult struggle, for the simple reason that other solutions are based on false assumptions.” – Marty, Facebook

“The naked body is everywhere, but it's not easy for everyone to be naked.  The standard for perfection makes it hard for us to accept things like wrinkles, stretch marks, blemishes, scars, folds and fat.  Our impossible expectations for nudity, though, reflect what we see in advertisements and entertainment where bodies are regularly nipped, tucked and photoshopped.  Pointing this out doesn't make it any easier for people to feel comfortable when nude.  So try instead feeling empowered by people who call out body shaming. . .The next time you look at your imperfect naked body — or someone else's — think of a body positive hashtag that makes you smile.” – Rebecca Ruiz, http://mashable.com/2015/12/14/not-gross-things/#KmP0KWku8OqJ

“The head of the ACLU in the postwar period was a man named Roger Baldwin and he was a casual nudist himself.  He would often go naked near his country home in Martha’s Vineyard.  That was one reason the ACLU was willing to help out the nudist movement.  There wasn’t complete agreement, of course, because the nudist movement was very out there in terms of American values, especially in the 1950s.  The ACLU took a moderate approach and focused on the fact that it was about family and respectability . . . [and] won a legal case in the early 1950s to allow Sunshine & Health to be mailed to subscribers.” – Brian Hoffman, http://www.thestar.com/news/insight/2015/11/17/the-waxing-and-waning-of-nudism-in-america.html