my latest house guests

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  gb7720

  Jul 11, 2019

  I stayed with noodengr2 last year Wonderful host Great place in the country Really enjoyed being met by him nude and not having to wear any clothing the whole time Felt so natural sitting around nude just talking and sharing a meal Highly recommend his place to anyone singles or couples male and female for a wonderful nude experience

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• TD

  

  Tom D

  Jul 11, 2019

  [quote]I occasionally rent out a room thru an online website. Since the site is rather prudish , I list my place as "naturists friendly" and do not use the word nude or nudist in the description. In the past 2 weeks I have had 5 solo guys stay here for one or two nights each. Two have spent their time here totally nude themselves, another stayed clothed himself but I was nude and he was fine with it. The other two i wore my sarong for the short time we overlapped. The guy that just left never saw me with clothes on for his two night stay.[/quote] Do you greet your guests nude? How do you do you decide if you are going to stay naked or put something on?

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  noodengr2Original Poster

  Jul 11, 2019

  The one hospitality site I clearly state I am a nudist and unless the request for me to wear clothes to expect a nude greeting. Airbnb is a bit more prudish so I ask them to acknowledge they know what naturist' means and take it from what response I get. Case by case.

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  noodengr2Original Poster

  Jul 11, 2019

  [quote]I stayed with noodengr2 last year Wonderful host Great place in the country Really enjoyed being met by him nude and not having to wear any clothing the whole time Felt so natural sitting around nude just talking and sharing a meal Highly recommend his place to anyone singles or couples male and female for a wonderful nude experience[/quote] Thanks for the kind words. You are always welcome to come again

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  Tom D

  Jul 13, 2019

  [quote]The one hospitality site I clearly state I am a nudist and unless the request for me to wear clothes to expect a nude greeting. Airbnb is a bit more prudish so I ask them to acknowledge they know what naturist' means and take it from what response I get. Case by case.[/quote] Have you ever had an Airbnb reservation cancel when they found out that you are a nudist?

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  noodengr2Original Poster

  Jul 13, 2019

  yes. a middle aged guy traveling solo booked for 3 nights well over a week in advance. the day before he arrived he asked " what does naturist mean?" via email. when i responded " i generally don't wear clothes around home" he responded " i had better not come, that is not for me" and canceled. because he cancelled so close to the arrival time, airbnb still paid out one night's cost. I made no offer to refund it to him. Figured he had had a week to ask, and besides if a a middle aged guy had issues with seeing another middle aged guy nude, it was his problem. He never asked for a refund either.

  I had a last minute inquiry last night for a stay tonight which my schedule does not accommodate. A solo woman, which in her initial inquiry said " by naturist you mean no chemicals , no processed foods , using reusable jars, making foods, etc" I politely turned her down solely because of me not being home. I debated about telling her to try again on the definition , but decided to let sleeping dogs lie.

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• ME

  Member

  Jul 13, 2019

  Sounds like a great welcome to Indiana! And a positive influence for social nudity and you give those of us that don't like wearing clothes an alternative to traditional hotels when traveling. And who knows, as I always feel like when I meet a fellow nudist - a new friend!

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• ME

  Member

  Jul 13, 2019

  Great topic of discussion! Thanks so much for sharing!

  A couple of questions:

  Have you ever had long term lodgers and do you screen them any differently then short term lodgers?

  Would you advertise differently for long term lodgers?

  Have you ever had 'bad' lodgers that you had to get rid of ASAP and if so how did you get rid of them?

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• EA

  

  EarlD

  Jul 13, 2019

  Have you considered listing with the naturist bnb site
  https://www.naturistbnb.com/

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• EA

  

  EarlD

  Jul 13, 2019

  Have you considered listing with the naturist bnb site
  https://www.naturistbnb.com/

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  noodengr2Original Poster

  Jul 13, 2019

  [quote]Great topic of discussion! Thanks so much for sharing! A couple of questions: Have you ever had long term lodgers and do you screen them any differently then short term lodger. The first year I did have a solo guy stay for close to two weeks. He was fine with my lack of clothes but never stripped down himself. I have had requests a couple of times this year for a couple to stay until they found an apartment. And another until their home was finished. I politely turned them down explaining that I prefer one or two night guests. Would you advertise differently for long term lodge At this point I decline any request for long term. Having a full time roomie would cramp my style a bit much. Have you ever had 'bad' lodgers that you had to get rid of ASAP and if so how did you get rid of them?[/quot I did have a guy who wanted to stay for a month. I agreed to try a Thur to Mon stay. He was in the area for work training from Georgia. I was bare he would walk around in an open robe. A bit older than me he just gave off this slime ball vibe. I offered him a free pass to a local museum to fill his Saturday. Later that day I got a text asked by if he could bring a " young lady he had met at Walmart back to soak in the hot tub". I was not comfy with that and told him please don't. Oh besides having an un- vetted local in my home it irked me that he had a wife and 14 yr old son back in Georgia. He left on Monday. No extended stay offered . I asked how the museum was. He had not visited so I asked for the pass back The other bad lodger was a Spanish speaking couple who were friendly while there then left me a bad review because the toilet had rust stains and I had cobwebs and dust.

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