Sleeping Naked Thoughts – 3
“For the most part, I love being naked . . . It’s very
comfortable and I find most clothing, especially footwear, to be very restricting. I am that person that tries to go barefoot as
much as possible every summer. I also
sleep so much better naked than wearing even the softest, loosest PJs.” –
Sarah, 29, http://mic.com/articles/112782/there-s-good-news-for-people-who-just-love-being-naked
“Be open. Sleep naked. And then the true dreams follow you.”
(1/3/18) - https://benudetoday.wordpress.com/page/3/
“Strangely enough only 8% of people sleep naked. Seems odd when so much can be accomplished by
taking off your clothes in the privacy of your own home. What do you say? Want to be part of the minority?” – Marie, https://rawwoman.net/2017/03/08/sleeping-in-the-raw/
“Swimming, sunbathing, and sleeping nude are more sanitary
than doing them clothed. Nudism promotes
a healthier lifestyle than being clothed normally.” – Source, http://centauri4-naturism.tumblr.com/post/160756816156/why-the-world-needs-more-nudists
“I find that sleeping nude has made me complacent about
being naked in my own space. Likewise
for my wife.” – John, http://w11.zetaboards.com/Nude_Sleepers_Forum/topic/8032984/6/
“I very disliked sleeping in a nightgown or pajamas as the
night clothes always were tangled up around me.
Often times, I would toss them off and sleep much better.” – Cheri, http://www.nakedwanderings.com/2017/04/13/naturist-talks-cheri-usa/
“In terms of making a life change to embrace naturism/nudism,
one needs to then restructure the small things in one’s life . . . such as
sleeping nude, taking care of morning ablutions while still nude, relaxing in
front of the television in the evening with the drapes closed, [these] are just
some of the small shifts in the way one lives that support and honor the
shift.” - http://rglongpre.ca/naturistlens/2017/04/17/honouring-the-decision-to-live-as-a-naturist/
“For many people, their first experience with a nude
lifestyle began by not dressing or putting on a robe after a shower, preferring
instead to air dry. Or it may begin by
sleeping in the nude – especially in summer.
The next step is occasionally not dressing immediately after waking,
preferring instead to have their breakfast first.” – http://artdayonline.org/dailyart_201606/
“. . . it didn’t take long before we got completely used to
naked cleaning, cooking, sleeping or gardening.” - http://www.nakedwanderings.com/2017/04/10/the-social-nudie/
“When I was 15 years old I began sleeping naked and my mom
always complained about it but I could not care less since I already discovered
how nudism was important to my well-being.” - http://ldsnaturism.blogspot.com/p/personal-histories.html
“You can skinny dip, sunbath, take a shower with the open
door, sleep naked all while being modest.” - http://ldsnaturism.blogspot.com/p/how-to-help.html
“Always sleep naked and never try to avoid your family and
friends seeing you while you sleep. It's’the
most comfortable way to help them accept naturism.” - http://ldsnaturism.blogspot.com/p/how-to-help.html
“I never realized until I started going nude, how oppressive
clothing can be. After sleeping nude all
night, getting dressed in the morning can be a grueling experience.” - The Imp,
http://impofthesun.tumblr.com
“I'm a married dad of three and my wife and I have always
been open about being nude. We sleep
naked, air dry after showers . . . Our kids are growing up the same way and
will often sleep naked or lounge around especially in warmer months.” –
NotWith3HeCant, https://www.reddit.com/r/nudism/comments/63ddet/when_does_enjoying_being_naked_become_nudism/
“Personally, I've slept naked since my early teens, my wife
sleeps naked except when it's really cold, which in Scotland through the winter
tends to be, although she has finally started listening to me . . . and finds
that she is warmer when she strips off in bed and snuggles into me.” – DnD, http://www.naturist-corner.net/community/index.php?topic=15591.225
“. . . sleeping naked means that there are no folds in
clothes that normally impede heat exchange, which is good for blood
circulation. This helps us to fall
asleep faster and makes waking up easier . . .” - https://brightside.me/inspiration-health/three-convincing-reasons-why-you-should-sleep-completely-naked-236160/
“To me being a naturist is simply about being free from
clothing and not be restricted by clothing while you sleep, work, and play. I have done all sorts of stuff without
clothing and I would be nude in my everyday life if society allowed it.” - https://g3k.xyz/whats-it-like-to-be-a-naturist/
“Wearing any clothes to sleep is actually stupid
health-wise.” - https://twitter.com/NuEtHeureux/status/843306394593902592
“I sleep naked most nights and I recommend it always to
young people. Your body is trapped in
clothes all day, freedom on our bottom side is healthy!” – Christina Oberman, https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“I love to sleep in the nude I keep my
robe next the bed for emergency only.
Clothes are restrictive and I do toss and turn if I wear anything to
bed. I believe I sleep much better as
well without clothes.” – Nichole Hart, https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“I have always slept naked . . . I took care of an elderly
aunt that was bed ridden and every night she had to have a gown up to her neck
and long sleeves. She cried out one
night, and I ran in to see what the problem was. She saw me naked and said ‘do you sleep that
way’? I said ‘yes, and you should try
it’. The next night she said she wanted
to try it . . . She loved it and didn’t
wear a gown the rest of her stay. She
was 86 years old.” – Rhea Dlba Pretto, https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“I could never sleep with socks or pants of any kind, not even
soft ones. . . Pajamas are nice to wear anywhere else but in bed.” – Tanna
Killbri, https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“I do get my best sleep when I ‘go
commando’ between the sheets.” – Richard Cooper, https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“Of course, sleeping naked is great. I hate having clothes on - they twist and
ride up every part of your body . . .” – Mattie Otero, https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“I never have worn pajamas!
A woman is supposed to wear perfume and diamonds only.” – Sandy Ganiels,
https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“In the army we were taught that sleeping
naked actually kept you warmer. I have
slept naked all my life and as long as I have a sheet and a blanket, the room
can be cold but I will be warm. If you
wear clothes, there is no pocket of warm air around you and your body heat is
wicked away by the cloth and lost.” – Ron Davis, https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“The skin to skin affects our psyche in a positive way. It activates our endorphins and hormones making
for a more peaceful fulfilling sleep.” – Will Boyd, https://jerseydemic.com/if-you-sleep-naked/
“Nothing is more annoying when you’re half asleep and
suddenly your clothing gets sticky or itchy or scratchy or whatever clothes
often do when you don’t want them to. No
clothes, no misery.” - http://www.nakedwanderings.com/2017/03/06/15-everyday-things-better-done-naked/
“I [never wear clothes] . . . when sleeping over with family
or friends. I think it is pretty common
even for non -naturists to sleep nude so I don't think it's an issue.” – NeilAB,
https://www.the-pool.com/life/life-honestly/2017/4/the-pros-and-cons-of-growing-up-in-a-naked-house
“I have slept naked since my early teens. My wife began sleeping nude very soon after
we got together and it just seems normal.
Neither of us even own anything to sleep in. Our naturist friends all seem to prefer going
without nightwear.” – RobB, https://www.the-pool.com/life/life-honestly/2017/4/the-pros-and-cons-of-growing-up-in-a-naked-house
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