How do you see yourself?
What do you feel is the differnce between the two?
Which title do you prefer?
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- SAsadmemories20Mar 24, 2011What do you feel is the differnce between the two? __________________watch online moviesReactReply
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George_in_WVMar 25, 2011A friend of mine once told me that a nudist went around without their clothes on while a naturist went around without their clothes on and talked about it.
I really do not see much of a difference between the two. You can call me a nudist or a naturist I don’t care.
However in talking with people I often say I am a naturist which makes them think a bit whereas if I say nudist the negative connotation immediately comes into their mind.ReactReply - CD
Cheri Donna DawsonMar 25, 2011It depends with whom I am talking. If it's a textile person and I'm bringing up the topic, I will say skinnydipper. If it's someone who knows I'm a nudist, I'll use the term nudist. If it's a reporter or other marketing/pr issue, I'll use the term naturist.
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canudeMar 25, 2011I like the connotation of being close to nature that naturist engenders and therefore identify more with that term but I have no real preference.
ReactReply - MEMemberMar 25, 2011[quote]It depends with whom I am talking. If it's a textile person and I'm bringing up the topic, I will say skinnydipper. If it's someone who knows I'm a nudist, I'll use the term nudist. If it's a reporter or other marketing/pr issue, I'll use the term naturist.[/quote] Almost the same here, Cheri. Only I'v eneve rdiscusse dnudism with a reporter. I'v eused naturist when I'm not sure how someone will respond to nudist. Let them figure it out. JenReactReply
- MEMemberMar 26, 2011
textile challenged
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BareFunInTheSunApr 19, 2011LOL I like that definition! Nudist just are naked while Naturists are in your face about it.
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Bingo! That's the best one yet! "Textile Challenged". Good one.
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