QUOTES
8/20/2019
“We’re all unique, and there’s no better way to
showcase that individuality than by heading out for Naked Hiking Day this
year. After all, at one point in time,
we had nothing but ivy leaves to cover us up, and we certainly didn’t have
clothes weighing us down in the hot summer sun.
You’ll be able to enjoy the feeling of the sunlight and cool breeze on
your bare skin - and to finally relish your freedom outdoors - as you
experience this once-in-a-lifetime event.” - Bertie, https://effortlessoutdoors.com/naked-hiking/
“If you are an artist, why get clothed, your body is
art.” - https://nuetheureux.wordpress.com/2015/03/27/101-things-you-can-do-naked/
“The French like taking off their clothes. According to the French Naturism Federation
(FFN) two million people regularly strip off in the country’s naturist holiday
centers and beaches. Another two million
German, Dutch, British and Belgians come here each year to do the same making
France one of the most popular nudist destinations in the world. . . We have
members, but also visitors, from all over the world, and from some surprising
countries such as Iran, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, north and south America. They’re not ex-pats but people visiting Paris
from time to time. It shows us that
naturism goes beyond borders, political or religious. It’s obvious, to us, that naturism has
universal appeal.” – Alison Hird, http://en.rfi.fr/france/20161103-naturism-comes-out-closet-france
“'Nudity is not a big deal, and being naked at home
isn't going to make your child not understand boundaries or any of that.” –
Alice Johnston, http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3825074/When-stop-letting-child-NAKED-Mother-sparks-fierce-debate-taking-Reddit-advice.html
“A funny thing happened when I was naked in front of
so many people: I got better at asserting my right not be harassed. . . for the
most part, my fellow nudists were extremely respectful of my space, and it
seemed like there were almost more boundaries than there would be otherwise,
perhaps out of respect for the fact that you're in a more ‘vulnerable’
position. . . But when . . . eyes lingered to long, I found it was much easier
for me to assert my space, saying ‘OK, I don't want to talk anymore. Bye.’
Once, I even said, ‘I don't want you looking at me like that.’ I've never been so direct. . . As women,
we're raised to believe that we'll be more ‘vulnerable’ if we're naked, or even
dress provocatively. I found it was
quite the opposite; in an atmosphere that emphasizes bodily autonomy, safety,
and respect, being naked can only empower women further.”
– Rachael Krantz, https://www.bustle.com/articles/161285-i-was-naked-in-front-of-strangers-for-4-days-heres-what-happened
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