QUOTES
4/11/2019
“I enjoyed the sensation of being nude in nature so
much that I went back to the beach [Sandy Hook] after my appointments were
finished and enjoyed the rest of the day on the much more crowded beach,
watching the sun go down before I left.
At no time did I feel uncomfortable being nude in the company of other
nude folks. . . I believe that if you approach nudism from the right
perspective it is not a sexually charged experience and so there is really
nothing to be uncomfortable about. If
you haven't tried it yet, I'd encourage you to give it a try. Its absolutely amazing. . . my favorite venue
is still the beach with its surf and sand!” - Ryan N., Baltimore, Maryland, http://aanr.com/first-time-nudist-experience&page=35
“Organize a life modelling / naked artist event. It really is the perfect leveller when
everyone is dressed the same.” - http://benakedday.com/take-part/
“Bare Body Freedom would rid the world of the stigma
associated with the bare human body, make us smarter, healthier, more
appreciative and respectful of ourselves and each other, and subsequently make
the world a better place.” – Ton Dou, https://www.reverbnation.com/page_object/page_object_blogs/artist_920068
“Do you know it’s actually healthier to be nude? . . .
When your skin is exposed it actually helps fight off some fatty tissue which
can help lose weight and stay healthy. . . Your skin can also get irritated by
wearing clothes. . . So strip down . . . and begin feeling the benefits of
being naked.” – Rissa, http://www.thetalko.com/12-reasons-why-you-should-be-naked-more-often/
“Nudism is about acceptance of self and body exactly
as they are. If you are expecting to
find Playboy-perfect and identical naked bodies, you are mistaken. Instead, if you would like to learn what real
human bodies look like, join us. Each
one of us is different. Intellectually,
I had known that the path to peace with one's body was not through perfection
but through acceptance. However, that
understanding didn't move below my neck (my intellect) until I stumbled upon
nudism. That is when my gut, my body, my
mind and my soul finally got what true acceptance was. Spend time with naked women with mastectomies
and men with missing limbs and you learn that we all carry scars. Once I started, I couldn’t go back. For the rest of my life I will watch movies
and ad campaigns and laugh at the sheer silliness of the illusion of perfection
I used to believe, and the illusion the advertisers and media heads work so
hard to perpetuate. Welcome to your
body! At first, it takes a while to get
used to it all, but comfort will come quickly.
Heck, wear a wrap as long as you need to. It will come off when you are ready.” – Rena,
https://socalnaturist.org/membership/womenspeak.php
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