QUOTES
4/2/2018
“I have been caught [freehiking] a couple of
times. My friend and I went to a local
forest area for a morning walk one day.
The area is adjacent to my farm so we started naked from my place
without carrying any clothes or towels.
The area is quite remote and we were not expecting any person. We walked for a few hours and rested. As we moved again and crossed a footpath, we
saw two men coming from the opposite side.
Before we could understand the two men looked at us and waved at us to
stop. They came towards us and asked us
if we were the locals. Those guys were
from a news channel filming some documentary in the area. They and their team was waiting for some
supplies. . . We chatted for a few minutes and then parted our way.” –
Dforsgren, https://www.truenudists.com/groups/view.php?action=viewthread&id=132&idt=52238&page=2
“I almost cannot tolerate wearing anything when I
sleep now. If I have to wear something
to bed, it's a very fitful and non-restorative rest! . . . Happens about once a
year when I visit family during the holidays, that I end up wearing at the very
least boxers to sleep in. Not
comfortable!” – Nudistinma, https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=6&page=9
“I might suggest rethinking the exposure problem. Ladies wear skirts that blow up in strong
winds. They are used to hassling with
that in public, but out on the trail the etiquette is much different. In both places nobody gets arrested for an
accidental Marilyn moment. The rethink
might be to ask oneself, do I really mind. . . There is an imposition placed
upon us to wear coverings that needs to be broken. If someone is upset or uncomfortable, that is
their problem, their responsibility to deal with, not mine. They are not considerate of me, and I have a
right to my natural state. If they
happen to see my covering flip up, so what?
I wore the kilt in a high wind situation in a Native American ruins
recently. I was having trouble when
climbing necessary ladders there. A
couple were giggling . . . I felt all of the ingrained embarrassment, but
should I? I resolved that becoming
unconditioned would make sense. If I’m
climbing stairs/hills/rocks with others below me, they can watch me instead of
their footing and fall on their face for all I care, because it is not my
responsibility. It is not my actions
that caused them to watch. They need to
change out of stupid.” - Jbeegoode, http://freerangenaturism.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=055f0535afdecf562fdd98338a579f8e&topic=6.0
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