Naked all the time

For some reason this is a question that's asked often.

"As a naturist, as you naked all the time?"

No. Of course not. Going outside naked, even when the weather is great for it, isn't widely accepted in this world. Naturists prefer nudity over clothes as much as possible, but 'possible' is the key word here.

It's not always possible. In fact, most naturists think it's not possible far too much, too often.

After extensive research (a.k.a. "I think that..."), most real world people don't really care about someone being nude outside. Out on nude hikes, I sometimes run into people. Not many, as I pick my places. I don't want to offend or shock people, but I'm not able to predict where humans roam all the time. At times, these people just shrug or say hi, and walk on. A few times I've seen someone move away, aside, until I had passed them, as if nudity is infectious (and sometimes I wish it was, so more people would experience and understand the benefits of it). Once, a lady walking her dog actually turned her back to me, so she didn't see me. To each their own.

No one has ever gone wild, mad or crazy when seeing me in my natural state. Some don't even react to it, and that's my point. People aren't so scared about a nude person as specific organisations and institutions are trying to make us believe. Yes, looking at you, lawmakers and religion-things.

Unfortunately, there aren't enough places where we legally can go, being our natural selves, when the atmospheric conditions are right for it.

That's why we're not naked all the time.
And yes. That sucks at times.