QUOTES
10/26/2017
“Vitamin D deficiency is currently soaring, with up to
75% of USA teens and adults receiving insufficient amounts of the ‘sunshine
vitamin.’ Lack of this essential health
aid is a factor in numerous ailments, including cancer, heart disease,
osteoporosis and diabetes. Anyone who
bares all outside as a ‘naturist’ harvests larger amounts of Vitamin D in a
quicker time span.” – Hank Pellissier, http://ieet.org/index.php/IEET/more/pellissier20120314
“First, let me address what naturism is not. It is most definitely not about sex. My mores are as conservative as can be. . .
You might suspect us to be closet perverts.
But from a naturist point of view, textiles (non-naturists) are the sex
crazed weirdos. Think about it this way,
the textile philosophy is this: every man, woman and child must be clothed at
all times because, if not, we’ll all want to have sex with one another. A naturist, on the other hand, looks at a
body sans apparel and simply sees another human being. We have no fear of accidentally seeing our
siblings or friends in the shower or changing booth. Desire for fornication does not overwhelm our
judgment.” – Nick Alimonos, http://writersdisease.net/2012/07/03/what-naturism-means-to-me/
“Aaaaaah . . . What a nice feeling to be textile-free
on a beautiful beach on a sunny — and breezy — summer day.” – Jillian Page, http://jillianpage.com/2013/07/31/nudismnaturism-oka-beach-is-lovely/
“I am lucky to live next to a wilderness area in my
state (Montana). It's the smallest
wilderness area in the state, so few ever use it. I have never run into anyone there. I have freehiked in some really nice National
Parks too. Favorite place? Death Valley, an overwhelming place. Way more to it than meets the eye. Scariest place? Bob Marshall Wilderness, south of Glacier
Park, no people......just Grizzly Bears! . . . Funniest place? Joshua Tree, so many hidden wonderful spots
there, a real gem of a place. . . Freehiker 4 ever.” – Pinyler, https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=1368&page=1
“My wife and I are naked around home all the time but
to go out to a camp was another thing altogether. When we first got to camp we were shown the
grounds and told where we could park and there was no pressure on us to
disrobe, but after we parked we got out to undress and I looked and Diana was
out of her cloths in a New York minute.
We had such a good time that the weekend just seemed to fly by. We are now nudists anytime we can be for the
rest of our lives.” - John & Diana, Indiana, http://aanr.com/first-time-nudist-experience&page=5
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