QUOTES
3/31/2020
“Basically, I feel like the more you and your parents
get along and treat each other with respect, the more likely they are to be
cool with you being more naked around the house. If they are cool with it, I would suggest
pushing things a little bit at a time.
Maybe stop wearing bras at home.
Then, if they don't complain, after a while, stop wearing
pants/skirt/shorts/whatever, but leave your panties on. If that flies, take your shirt off, and then
go completely nude. They will probably
ask why you're doing this. Just say
honestly why you like to be naked.
Hopefully they'll listen and not have a problem with it.” – Nia
“Went boat camping last week and found lotsa hiking to
be had nearby. I set up camp on the shore of Lake Hatchineha, then clad only in
water shoes and carrying a GPS went for a stroll. This was a Friday morning,
and there was hardly any boat traffic on the lake. Figured I probably wouldn't
see anyone, so didn't bother with 'emergency' Native American aprons. I only went about 2 miles, since I was wearing
water shoes, not hiking shoes. . . Didn't see any people this trip, but watched
a bald eagle pair circling overhead, and of course saw the usual rabbits,
turtles, etc.”- Campingbare
“I like the fact that we all become equal no matter
who you are with, banker, joiner, farmer or CEO – we are all the same and see
the most-true picture of a human being when being clothes free.” – Roger, https://clothesfreelife.com/2016/11/20/a-sophisticated-naturist/
“[Naturists] “They're rebels . . . they stand up
against all the rules of church and society, and even some of our laws. A lot of them risk a stigma that could cost
them their jobs . . . They do it just because it feels good . . . that is a
completely anti-capitalist thing: you don't need to purchase anything to be happy.”
– Mark Haskell Smith, http://www.marketplace.org/2015/06/05/business/business-being-naked
“I stand on this beach while waves crash all around
and my mind drifts back to the summer.
Have you explored the beach as a naturist? Not just left the nice fluffy towel and
cooled off in the sea, but engage with the natives who live here. . . Being
naked you can join them, get right in; the pool is beautiful, clear, exceeding
any spa or Jacuzzi in visual appeal.
Shrimps nibble your toes, a foot spa treatment at no cost. Fish nip out to see who has arrived, your
skin cools from the hot sun and life is wonderful. Naturism to me is this connection with the
bigger world, my skin is an evolutionary masterpiece. Here I sit in my pool under a blue sky and
constant messages flow to my brain about my surroundings. The slightest change in the water registers;
I am in tune with every little sensation.
In this increasingly insular and disconnected world I think we should
all take time to just feel through our skin, to connect with ourselves and even
better still; share it with others just like us. Naked and natural the only way to live.” –
Teamtrue1, https://www.truenudists.com/members/blogs/
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