First Time Habits

A woman I've known for a while (we'll call her T) came up to me at a party to ask me about the nudist club that I go to. A mutual friend told her I go, and now she was curious. I told her I would take her if she wanted. By the time I was ready to leave the party, another friend (L) said she would go too. I have to admit that this was nice because I had a bit of a crush on L decades ago. By the time we were set to go a couple of days later, a third friend (A) joined us. All three women considered themselves first timers to social nudity, although T had done some surreptitious skinny dipping when she was younger. L told me she went to a nude beach in Spain but didn't get undressed. We had a blast hanging out (pun intended) for the afternoon. L doesn't live here in town and will go back home later this week, but the other two want to do this again. There was a funny moment when we all got undressed and got into the pool. A, who was the quietest of the three, said, "I'm digging well-hung Bernie Sanders over there." I turned around, and sure enough, there was an old white haired man that was quite well endowed. I've had versions of this same thing happen when I've brought newbies (newdies?) to naturist spots. Years ago, I brought a friend, a lesbian, out to some hot springs and when we got alone she commented on both my penis and that of the man that ran the place, who was working the check in desk nude that day. My ex girlfriend made a couple of evaluations of fellow patrons (to me, not to them) when we first went to the local club. It makes me think of that old Saturday Night Live nude beach sketch. [url][link]/link/8b4cee060c1b9bfb/aHR0cHM6Ly95b3V0dS5iZS9HM3hjNExNVHJUMA%3D%3D[/link]Look it up sometime.[/url] I don't pretend that people never look, it's just funny that these women said something out loud instead of just thinking it. We all have the giggly eighth grader inside of us and that first time being naked with so many other people maybe brings that out. I chalk it up to a bit of nervousness while they get used to things.