QUOTES 6/28/2017

“There is a time to wear, and a time not to wear, any piece of clothing.  And that ‘time’ depends on the environment a person is in and their intentions.  So: If a woman has good intentions for going topless, and the environment a woman is in is appropriate for her going topless, then I don’t see how I can say ‘No!  You can’t be topless!’  The sexualization of women’s bodies needs to end: Women being valued only for the sexual pleasure they can give men is responsible for so much suffering.” - https://timothyach.wordpress.com/2016/08/30/there-is-no-biblical-reason-why-women-cant-go-topless/

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“My husband and I have been sleeping nude for the past 30 plus years!  The only time I wear panties and a tank top is when my young granddaughter visits for the weekend. . . I HATE PJs...I have only had 2 yeast infections in my life . . .!” – Blue Radio, http://www.littlethings.com/sleeping-naked-benefits/

“True naturists are not exhibitionists; it is not sexual for the regulars . . . They are genuine local people, men and women, who want to feel freedom.  They are hard-working, decent folk who want to get away from reality – the everyday grind.  I listen to the birds, enjoy the sun on my body and take a dip in the ocean when it gets hot.  People look me in the eye.” - Bev Rayner, http://www.communitynews.com.au/kwinana-courier/news/warnbro-naturists-say-perverts-at-nude-beach-giving-all-users-a-bad-rap/

“Less money spent on laundry detergent and less clothes to wash!  Face it, people are lazy and would rather be doing other things.  If you become a nudist, you can have dinner naked and not have to worry about scrubbing out food stains from clothes.” – Jordan Blum, https://youngnaturistsamerica.com/12-reasons-why-nudism-is-beneficial/

“I checked out London’s naked restaurant and now I’m converted to eating in the nude.  Living in the frenzied times that we do, dining naked and without smartphones is surprisingly pleasant. . . My overriding thought heading into the experience was ‘of all the fun things to do naked, eating has got to be at the bottom of the list’ . . .  [But] There really is an interplay between nude bodies and nude food too, it almost subconsciously making you more aware of your food having come from the soil and how you essentially have too. . . on the whole.  The Bunyadi works. . . there’s no limit to the activities that could successfully have a little nudity interpolated.  Naked bars?  Naked pillow fights?  Naked ball pools?  If you’ve got the capital to make it happen you should, because London clearly wants to shed its clothes.” – Christopher Hooton, http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/the-bunyadi-review-i-checked-out-london-s-naked-restaurant-and-now-i-m-converted-to-eating-in-the-a7076871.html