QUOTES 11/22/2018

“Caribbean in the buff: Don’t miss these nude excursions – Bareboating - Technically, this refers to renting a sail or powerboat without a captain and doing your own thing . . . The most popular place to rent a bareboat is in the British Virgin Islands, but there are boats available throughout the region.  If you’re not up to reefing the lines yourself, there are charter operators who’ll do the sailing for you . . . There are also boats that charter specifically for clothing-optional day sails. British Virgin Islands: boatinthebuff.com, moorings.com, travelbuff.net. Other Caribbean: inthewild.org.” - – Steve Blount, http://experience.usatoday.com/caribbean/best-of-caribbean/nude-adventures-in-the-caribbean/11101521/

“Bodypainting Day 2015: Nude Art in NYC” (Video) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8qYuWsxRIk

“Please, don’t worry about people who have concerns about you participating with your children.  There is nothing wrong, and it is their problem, not yours.  I am a mom and a grandmother, and my children and sons-in-law have accepted it and think it is fine!  And their opinion is more highly regarded by me than anyone else I can think of.” – Linda, http://femalenaturist.blogspot.com/search/label/Nude%20Recreation%20From%20A%20Woman%27s%20Perspective

“I fully agree just being naked and doing my own thing, be it driving the tractor, mowing the lawn or other gardening activities, working in the workshop, swimming, playing with dogs, or just plain relaxing, the list goes on and on, it’s fantastic.” – Ausmanvic, https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=6&page=9

“I play guitar, and of course, everything is more fun naked!” – Fatnudist, https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=1369&page=1

“I felt it imperative to listen to the voice in my heart and make some significant changes in my life. . . I’ve had to clean up a lot of relationships, because I had spent so many years wearing long underwear around my personality in a desperate attempt to accommodate everyone, that I wound up living lie after lie.  I wasn’t being honest with family, friends, or colleagues.  I had forgotten who I was and what I look like even to myself.  Thank goodness, my clothes free life, bit by bit, undressed these layers.  As I began to reckon with who I truly am, I had to, then, come clean with others.  So, I initiated a lot (A LOT) of difficult and uncomfortable conversations with family members.  I listened to people share their anger and frustration about me with me without trying to defend myself or be right.  I started being honest with my friends about what I want and what I am willing to do.  I have said goodbye to some people, and some said goodbye to me.” – Hontouniheart, http://clothesfreelife.com/2015/12/29/what-holds-me-together/