QUOTES
3/23/2019
“Jain monks, Hindu sadhus, and early Christian saints
have all used physical nakedness as a way of cutting back to the essentials of
life, of stripping themselves of attachments and coverings to ‘stand naked
before God’.” – Philip Carr-Gomm, A Brief History of Nakedness, 2013, p. 87
“Nakedness reveals itself. Nudity is placed on display. . . The nude is
condemned to never being naked. Nudity
is a form of dress.” – John Berger, https://jenniespalette.com/2008/08/08/friday-nude-quotes-3-11/
“I was about 9 or 10 when I started to become aware
that going nude felt nice. Of course, at
that age, coupled with my family upbringing, I thought of it as naughty to want
to take off my cloths and run around naked.
My parents were quite conservative and pretty much no-nonsense kind of
people, so something like nudism was viewed with skepticism and a raised
eyebrow. No one in my family was a
nudist that I know of, nor did anyone give me the idea. . . After a while, I
just plain enjoyed the total experience of it and created a lifestyle that
included nudism. . . Finally, one afternoon I had the house all to myself. I was 11 years old at the time. I knew that nobody would be home for the rest
of the afternoon, giving me at least 4/5 hours to strip and run around the
house naked. Just the thought of it was
exciting to me. I quickly ran up to my
bedroom and took off all my cloths. . . I walked out of my room and leisurely
strolled downstairs to the living room.
The cool air sensation caressing all over my bare body, especially areas
usually covered, was a delight to my senses.
It gave me a nice tingly feeling all over. . . After a few minutes, I
found myself leisurely sprawling out on the couch, laying on the floor in front
of the TV doing summersaults, running up and down the stairs and doing just
everything I could think up to accentuate the sensation of being naked. Oh, was it a new sensation, and I just loved
it! . . . From that time on, whenever I got the chance, I’d take off all my
cloths and go naked around the house. I
did that for a while until I decided to expand my horizons and try it outside
at the ripe old age of 12. Oh, did that
open up a whole new world of sensations!
First the backyard at night, and then the woods behind the house. Finally, at 13 I told my best friend,
swearing her to secrecy. To my delight,
she was immediately intrigued and wanted to try it herself. That very day, we spent the entire afternoon
walking around and exploring the woods in our birthday suits.” – Tamara, http://iyns.net/stories.html
“I NEVER thought I’d strike a business deal while
sitting in a hot spring, totally naked except for a pair of sunglasses, and
sharing a plate of hummus and carrot sticks with a tech executive, a medical
student and the CEO of an online shopping website. But that’s exactly how I recently found
myself spending a Saturday evening, in the middle of the desert, two hours from
the heart of Los Angeles.” – Amy Molly, http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/sunday-style/amy-molloy-strips-off-in-the-name-of-neonudism/news-story/88ca775e8ee77f6bc6890c939aad6e3f
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