No question about it. Once you’re feeling this comfortable about your nudity, then chances are you’re gonna feel like a kid all over again and play with that hula hoop like you naturally mean it. Being naked is all about having fun with your own skin in total confidence…and loving it even more.
This is the way to spend some time in the nude! I’d love to fly with her.
Thank you, Gromit!
We all know what it means, right? A place where you can go any way you want. Either fully dressed, partially dressed or not dressed at all. I think that these places are very good places because they offer something for everyone. Still you won’t easily find me there.
I’m a naked naturist and for that reason I like places where I don’t see clothes, no matter how skimpy.
Don’t get me wrong: facing the choice between clothed and clothing optional I’ll opt for the latter but when I can avoid optional clothes I will certainly do that. Clothing optional for me always hovers in that grey area where you can find peeping Toms and Tinas who hide behind their clothes, hats and sunglasses just to have a good look at (and giggle over? and picture of? and…?) those silly naked folks who are there too.
I don’t know how you feel about this, but perhaps you’re inclined to tell me about it in the comments section.
Jumping for joy that we’re on the way to summer!
Young Nudists of America teamed up with Andy Golub, a well-known artist and painter. Together with 30 artists and 40 living canvasses he created a visual spectacle. See for yourself!
And I am also waiting for the days that we can sit outside and enjoy a cool drink that way…
You’ve probably seen them. After all, they’re up every Sunday. I try to post nudist images of normal nudist/naturist people. Not the glamour stuff that’s been photoshopped to death and beyond, not the pretty people that will never represent mainstream naturists. (They probably wouldn’t want to be found naked among us anyway, so nothing’s lost there.)
An image says a thousand words, as the saying goes, and I use that. Each Sunday. I got a few e-mails from people who ask why I don’t post the pretty naked people. The exciting ones. Well, if you read this: here’s your answer. The exciting naked people are online in too many places already. They’re called porn sites. You can Google that.
For the real naturists I’ll keep posting the Sunday Noon Nudists. Be happy. Be naked. Be proud of your body; it shows who you are instead of who you pretend to be when you dress up.
An excellent tongue and cheek social commentary of what society in general do to nudists and how that makes us feel.
