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Are some people wussies

Posted Nov 5, 2013

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nudeydan
nudeydanOriginal Poster
Nov 5, 2013

It seems to me that there are many nudists who can't stand it if is below 25 C and complain that its too cold. I can take about 18 C.

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    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Nov 5, 2013
    You'll do what for 18c? Why do others charge 25c? Are accusing someone of being a two bit whore?
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  • FL
    floridaslim
    floridaslim
    Nov 5, 2013

    I prefer 25c plus - yes, I'm a woosie - LOL

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    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Nov 5, 2013
    Anything above 10 C = 50 F  is ok if it's not windy.
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  • RE
    renebbare
    renebbare
    Nov 5, 2013

    18c---25c ? Surely 7bit Whore?

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    DesertRat
    DesertRat
    Nov 5, 2013
    I guess I can be called a big wouse. When it's below 80 degrees F. I have to put on a coat. My favorite temps are between 100 and 110 degrees F. with a low humidity. Above 115 F. it gets to be a little much. Of course I live in the desert and I like it fine.
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    nudeydan
    nudeydanOriginal Poster
    Nov 6, 2013
    [quote]Anything above 10 C = 50 F  is ok if it's not windy.[/quote]Thats pretty good cold tolerance, textiles would be all rugged up at say like 15 C.
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    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Nov 6, 2013
    [quote][quote]Anything above 10 C = 50 F  is ok if it's not windy.[/quote]Thats pretty good cold tolerance, textiles would be all rugged up at say like 15 C.[/quote]I can only manage that low temperature for short periods. I lay down,close my eyes and imagine I'm on a warm sandy beach. Sometimes I fall asleep and then wake up feeling a little chilly.
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    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Nov 6, 2013
    I don't do cold. Deer Park Nudist Report is clothing optional and I take advantage of that. I may be a nudist, but I'm not stupid.
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    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Nov 6, 2013
    People living in sunny Cal, don't know what cold is.
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    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Nov 6, 2013
    I know what cold is. That's why I left New Jersey.
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    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Nov 6, 2013
    Exactly !  You knew and now you don't.
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    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Nov 6, 2013
    I have a very good memory. That is why I am never going back to jersey
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    Steve
    Steve
    Nov 6, 2013
    Depends on the environment and on what I'm doing. It's about 19C/66F now, and I'm comfortably indoors at the computer. Our kitchen/dining area is outdoors; I never wear clothes to cook breakfast, with predawn temps here running down to 12C/55F, but if it's below about 16/61 I'll put something on when I sit down to eat. I went to college in Michigan, where in the spring students would sunbathe on the sunny side of tall dorm buildings while the snowdrifts were still melting in the shade.
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    John
    John
    Nov 6, 2013

    I can tell you from experience, temperature tolerance is a very relative thing.  When I was in Iceland, anything above 32F with the sun shining (and no wind) was summer.  I once laid out on a picnic table with the high that day only 32F.  When I was in Saudi Arabia, anything below 100F was "nice" until it got below 80F, then the jacket came out.  If it dipped below 70F, the coat came out.<br><br>John aka cobeachbum

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    nudeydan
    nudeydanOriginal Poster
    Nov 9, 2013

    I sometimes where a T-shirt outside even if its cool outside but if its like below 15 C then I have hoodie on. I usually wear shorts even on cold days, my legs don't seem to get that cold.

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  • ME
    Member
    Nov 29, 2013
    Wife and I have been at a certain C.O. hotspring here in Colorado for new years. There is nothing like making the 60' walk to the water when the temp is -20 F

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  • FR
    Freecospirit
    Dec 1, 2013
    [quote]Everybody is different.  Just because some people can't tolerate cold weather, doesn't make them a "wussie".  [/quote]
    Agreed what's the point in being uncomfortable.  10c = 50f, with no wind and sun that can be just about OK but any lower or a chill wind and so much depends on what you are doing.  Working or exercising hard you can be comfortable at much lower temperatures than you would be sunbathing or just pottering.

    Running out of a nice warm sauna into a chill pool or cold shower is simple masochism and if not doing that makes me a "wussie" then I'm happy to be one.
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    A
    A
    Dec 4, 2013
    Outdoors active +18 C OK, if hiking or constantly moving, +15 C goes. Not moving or windy, +20 C preferable. Indoors +22 C minimum to stay warm nude. Sauna, depending on each sauna, +70-120 C best.
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    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
    Dec 7, 2013
    When the temperature dropped to 50F'n degrees I finally figured out what the F really meant.
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    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Dec 7, 2013
    Nope, some just prefer to be comfortable.   When our pool temp dropped to 72F, it was good to ice up my foot prior to surgery and that's about all.   Yesterday was 81F here yesterday.  I know what COLD is, I grew up in Long Beach, LI, NY and suffered ice and snow. Moved to Tulsa, OK where there was cold and ICE.  Living in the South Carolina Midlands is the only place that really feels like home to me.
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    sunnmaxx
    Dec 9, 2013
    We still naked ride at 50 degrees. Once you get moving it's still nice. She may cover her arms or wear a shirt.

    Maxx
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  • ME
    Member
    Jan 4, 2014

    I live in a warm climate because I don't like to be cold.  Call me wuss if you like, but I'm not keen to join the polar bear club for a skinny dip on New Years day.

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    AJ2014
    AJ2014
    Jan 8, 2014

    Everyone is different when it comes to tolerating cold climates. It doesn't make them a wuss or any less of a nudist if they cover up during cold times. Like me, for example. I'm from a warm climate so like 50 F is cold to me. And you can bet that I'm not naked then. But that hardly makes me a wuss. We are all different and that's what's so cool about us.

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    Grant
    Grant
    Jan 16, 2014
    We wont feel equally up to enduring colder temperatures. I remember once in the southern part of Germany I stayed at a friends place on the farm in a higher altitude. There was only a linen sheet band very heavy feather quilt cover. I usually slept nude and at this occasion, I felt, I was warming up the covering at -18c and it was one very long night. Last September I was at another  friends place in the southern highlands in NSW ( Australia) and ventured out nude in the bush at 12c, lucky there was a bit of sun coming through, which I was grateful for. I can have the 18c to the extreme high temps, where water and shelter become vital. yes, I enjoy warmer temps rather than colder.
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