QUOTES 1/24/2018

“Let’s encourage more people to swim nude.  Those new people will find out that, once they swim nude, they’ll never want to wear anything to swim again. . . We need to educate society that swimsuits are pointless and we are better off without them.  Let’s tell people that swimming naked is the best way to swim.” - https://rfgjga1992.wordpress.com/2016/04/28/lets-do-all-this-to-promote-nudism/

“People in Parker's Piece Recreation Ground in Cambridge” (Video) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05ZoMsqOkIU

“Swimming clothed is insane and uncomfortable.” – forrealnudistsnaturists, https://forrealnudistsnaturists.tumblr.com/post/160775441660/why-the-world-needs-more-nudists

“My wife and I were looking for a way to ease into our first clothing optional experience so we decided to visit Chozu Bath & Tea Gardens in Ashland, Oregon. . .We are very comfortable with nudity around our home and in private settings, but this was our first time in a group setting. . . Chozu is located a few blocks from downtown Ashland, and we stayed in the small ‘cottage’ that is on the property.  The accommodations were great and the gardens are beautiful.  Chozu is in a renovated house that contains a small lobby, massage rooms, and a small restaurant.  The bath gardens are behind the house and are very private from neighboring homes and buildings.  The Japanese-inspired experience starts in the men’s and women’s locker rooms with a change and shower, then you have your choice of a private soaking pool, large group soaking pool, cold plunge and sauna. . . you are given a ‘koshimaki’ to wear in lie of a bathing suit.  The koshimaki is a loose fitting Japanese-style wrap . . . the pools and sauna are very relaxing and we had a great time. . . we each got a massage, but we also went skiing and spent time around the town of Ashland as well. . . Being able to be nude and free feels great and it requires a tremendous amount of personal growth and confidence, both of which we have been trying to foster recently.  In the past, I have been embarrassed and ashamed of myself and my body – I’m too pale, too thin, too sensitive.  It was a healing experience to be able to nude in context with other people and be completely happy.  My wife thought the experience was a great starting point as well.  While there was some initial hesitancy, she quickly became comfortable.  It was a safe entry point into a new experience for us, and it was very freeing enjoy our bodies regardless of what others think… and to be honest, no one even notices!” - http://www.onequestionaway.com/

“I love being naked in the Australian bush and also the rainforests.  Such a great feeling, the sun, wind, birds - really peaceful and helps me recharge my brain. . . Oh I've taken up mountain biking and have had a few rides naked, just awesome.” – Brisgym, https://www.truenudists.com/groups/view.php?action=viewthread&id=132&idt=36743&vpage=1