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OllyOriginal Poster
Apr 18, 2016I've seen some members saying that exhibitionists are not true nudists. It may depend on the chosen definition of Exhibitionism. I have no problem being seen naked, even being the only nude amongst clothed people. And I have thousands of nude photos on various websites I think I could be something of an exhibitionist. But mostly I only do it where nudity is allowed. I say mostly because I do get naked briefly in places where I shouldn't for a dare. I also drive and occasionally hike naked. Again some would say I could bring nudism into disrepute. Well I take care to minimise the risk. And why not have some fun from time to time? I've hardly ever got a negative reaction.
On the other hand we could say those who hide are not true nudists either. Which is true? Or are we just different types of nudists?
On the other hand we could say those who hide are not true nudists either. Which is true? Or are we just different types of nudists?
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- OLOllyOriginal PosterNov 28, 2016
Last Saturday my son's works had their Christmas party with silly games. One was a variation of pin the tail on the donkey - with a twist. The twist was that for one female manager it turned into pinning a certain part (guess what) on a naked man. My half life size photo was used as the man. All 50 of my son's workmates knew it was me. And they took photos. That is close to doing it in person.
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SteveApr 13, 2022I don't mind being seen and appreciate a friendly smile or comment, whether the other party is nude or not, but generally only allow myself to be seen where there's implied consent (like a CO beach), otherwise I'll try to find a secluded area.
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