QUOTES
1/5/2019
“If you release your body of your clothes, you release
and free your mind at the same time, it’s an unconscious thing . . . I know
that sounds weird but being a woman and having wobbly bits, when you wear
clothes it highlights that ‘uncomfortableness’.
Wearing clothes makes you more aware of your flaws and you’re not so
perfect fit. When you’re not wearing
clothes, you’re free. You don’t even
think about ‘am I beautiful? Am I
sexy? Am I too fat? Am I too thin?’ You don’t even think like that anymore.” -
Cherie Lidbury, http://www.bodyandsoul.com.au/beauty/body/why-i-love-being-nude-the-health-benefits-of-being-a-nudist/news-story/fbbade7601de6fc8c8c09a29725d69ed
“Nøgen kanoræs på KærligHeden” - Video -
“The
Tauernhöhenweg trail now meandered lazily up the slopes above to the east . . .
We met several walking groups coming the other way, and at this point Karla was
nearly the only naked person in our group, putting the rest of us to shame, and
generating some light jocularity in the passing clothed groups. As we hiked, we warmed up slowly and more and
more people started to strip off again, the wind now cooling us in a gentler
manner and helping to keep us at a pleasant temperature under our exertions.” –
http://www.naktiv.net/newt/2013/index.html
“I plunged into the lake today for what probably will
be my last skinny dip until spring. . . It’s moments like these I’ll think
about during the long winter months to come.
Skinny dipping in fresh, pure Laurentian lakes is one of my favorite
pastimes. They’re almost spiritual
moments for me, as I view the world around me with my head just above water . .
. I thank the Great Spirit, or my lucky stars, for these opportunities, when I
can truly be one with nature. . . Naturism for me is far more than simply being
naked. I know all of my naturist friends
here feel the same way.” - https://jillianpage.com/2016/09/23/nudismnaturism-taking-the-autumn-skinny-dipping-plunge/
“Once the human body was perceived as innocent, then
clothing became nothing more than a symbol of psychological dependence. We need
to advocate for positively promoting nudism . . . Let’s help end the
misconceptions and aversion of nudism by the general public!” - https://rfgjga1992.wordpress.com/2015/11/29/why-the-world-needs-more-nudists/
“Monday [October 22, 2011] I drove back to Miami and
spent the day at Haulover Beach.
Haulover is astonishing! After
parking, and walking the boardwalk through a smelly, swampy area, I suddenly
reached a heavenly beach stretching from nearby high-rise towers on the left,
down a sandy beach to distant towers on the right. About ½ mile of beach is officially
designated clothing optional, so I quickly stripped naked. (As is always the case, the clothing optional
section of the beach was packed while the clothed section was empty. You’d think that other places would get that
message, if only for financial reasons.)
I arranged my towel on a rented lounge chair and basked in the sun for a
short time. Then, for several hours I
explored the beach, picked up sea shells and chunks of coral rock, and splashed
and bobbed in the warm Atlantic waters.
Being nude in nature was exquisite!
There is always a feel of freedom-lost when returning to the textile
world.” – Kenfreehiker
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