QUOTES 8/19/2017

“Elders say you will be dressed at all times except when bathing.  You don’t understand as you spent your first few years of life running around outside in nothing but your skin.  You are dazed in confusion but do as told; you wear clothing in fear of getting in trouble.” – Jordan Blum, https://youngnaturistsamerica.com/life-social-acceptance/

“El nudista” (Video) - https://vimeo.com/202262977

“Fearless.  My true self is not afraid, ashamed or ever feels like hiding.  I am confident, unapologetic and offensive about who I am.  I own my body and my image.  (Ephasini Lamabhudango Toppfree African Video) - https://vimeo.com/170676277, http://dynamicafrica.tumblr.com/post/146713896098/ephasini-lamabhudango-reclaiming-dreams-deferred

“Naturism is a hugely liberating experience, but when other people are naked around you, too, you feel like you are part of something even greater, and have a common understanding of the world.  And it is even more liberating to find that being in a state that some unfortunate souls would find awkward or even offensive has the opposite effect on your present company.  The more normal the activity you are doing, the more liberating it is, so nothing beats walking naked in the woods, for example - except walking naked in the woods and seeing other naked people walking towards you!” – AtouristUK, http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=100881

“We are a group of friends from the north west of England who . . . meet up regularly, we wine and dine, we party, we do all the things that any group of friends does the world over.  But – whatever we are doing, we do it clothes-free.  We do all our socializing clothes-free.  We don't wear any clothes when we meet.  We enjoy being completely nude for a few hours when we are relaxing amongst our friends.  We have yet to find a better way of driving away the stresses and strains of the daily round.  For us clothes freedom is for relaxing at home with friends, not just for the naturist beach or Club.  We could not live without our regular few hours of quite literally casting off our clothes and our cares. . . By the way, we should make it clear that we are not swingers.  If that is your lifestyle, good luck to you but you won't find it at the Sociable Bares. . . We just get on with enjoying doing the normal things that any group of friends does, but without our clothes. . . We all firmly embrace our four guiding principles, which are: we only invite male/female couples to be Sociable Bares; we never wear any clothes when we meet, whatever we are doing; we devote ourselves entirely to fun and relaxation and not taking anything else seriously; we always treat each other with the highest personal respect and never cause embarrassment or harm to other Bares.  When we arrive at a Bares gathering the first thing we do is to get rid of our clothes.  We just leave them in another room along with our cares, and because of that we relax more and enjoy ourselves more.” - http://www.sociablebares.com/