QUOTES
8/6/2019
“My wife has convinced me many, many years ago that
nudists are ‘born.’ She says that those
that have a ‘need’ to be naked are born with a special gene. She likes being naked, she's been a willing
participant but she says that her ‘liking’ being naked is nothing compared to
my desire and need to be naked. I don't
think any differently about others who state, later in life, that they are
‘now’ nudists. That they've found this lifestyle
and enjoy being nude when possible but wonder if circumstances were different
or they were given an ultimatum ... they would let it go. I don't think I could or can.” – FireProf
“I love to skinny dip and was lucky enough to grow up
in a household where my Mother loathed doing laundry. She especially hated to wash clothes that had
Kansas river mud deeply ground into the fabric.
But my Mom had the answer - skinny dipping. We went camping every weekend, almost always
to the same location on Fall River in Butler County, Kansas, so we grew to know
the other campers that frequented the area.
One summer early in my life, my wonderful mother went around to each of
the campsites and lamented her dislike for washing river mud from our clothes
and swimsuits. She found several of the
other mothers were like-minded on the chore, so she suggested we make the camp
area ‘clothing optional’ for all children under the age of 10 or so. Surprise, surprise, thereafter my brother,
sister and I were naked from Friday night arrival until Sunday afternoon's
departure. I honestly do not remember
anyone complaining about us; even new campers seemed to just go with the
flow. Life was good. I skinny dipped with the local children up
until about the age of 12. . . Thank God for my mother . . . I have never,
since that day, gone more than a few days without removing my stress by letting
my skin come out to breathe. . . By the way, Mom still hates to do laundry.” -
Randy, GA
“In short, the most interesting thing about nudism
seems to be not that it exists, but that so little has been done to learn what
it has to teach.” – Lawrence Casler, https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1428066877208043&set=gm.1798212357122744&type=3&theater
“I’ve hated clothes since my teenage years and that’s
a while back (40 years!). I regularly go
walking in our lovely countryside shoes only (and sometimes barefoot too!), and
am nude at home - can't see any logic in wearing clothes indoors.” –
Naturistmike
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