QUOTES 12/4/2017

“If you have not already experienced the joy of nakedness with others then why not give it a try?  You have nothing to lose but your clothes.” - Roger Coupe, http://europe.newsweek.com/rise-nudity-britain-why-you-have-nothing-lose-your-clothes-469475?rm=eu

“African rituals and ceremonies” (Video) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMYWpwKnXqc

“It’s time to re-examine what it is we think must be covered up.  It’s time to rethink the social shame of nudity: the only thing that deserves shame is the bastardization of skin itself.  My defense of the birthday suit doesn’t call for a nudist’s revolution any more than a lobbyist’s support of change calls for anarchy.  Like I said before, some degree of social standards make for a livable society, but there is a point at which those standards become absurd.” - Andrea Chapin Ferris, https://clothesfreelife.com/2012/07/07/no-shame-in-nudity/

“If clubs attract more mature nudists, then don’t fight it.  Encourage older naturists. . . Younger members grow older and their lives change. . . from wild young head-strong nudist (when being naked was less of a focus) to mature old fogey seeking somewhere nearby to relax naked . . . Its oh-so-nice when younger people and families join us but they don’t tend to mix closely within our circle other than fleetingly.  Everyone goes through a number of life stages, sometimes through circumstance (education, work, marriage, kids, retirement) and sometimes simply as our perspectives adjust as we mature.  A life stage for older people may be to group together naked in clubs.  And that’s healthy!  It’s a certainty therefore that there will always be a mature nudist demographic.” - https://casuallybuff.wordpress.com/2016/05/09/naturist-boomers/

“The real delight of living is in Naked.” - https://benudetoday.wordpress.com/

“Although the heavens opened and rain lashed down so heavily we walked, naked hand in hand through twisting and turning paths.  The sparse canopy of branches offered little shield, though we preferred that way.  One of the very real advantages of rain cascading over my nakedness was that my tears were invisible!  Even though a man isn't supposed to cry and certainly not give way to such emotions that create tears, I certainly felt those surges run right through my core.  Walking with a beautiful woman in gardens that our maker alone could have created, I saw these wondrous sights through blurs and mists.  In her first three words of our naked storm laden trek my heart was scarred, eternally. ‘I HAVE CANCER’. . . not one sentence emerged.  We hold on to each other now, tight embrace, bodies absorbing each other, lashed together with rods of rain and pelted with the rocks of damnation.  I would not care less if we were never parted, standing naked entwined, though we may expire together we would know love united, not death.” – Patrick Thompson, http://www.naktiv.net/blog/1046/walk-the-tears-invisible/