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KeithJan 31, 2014Full time nudist , nude as much as I can, and always naked under my clothes, just wish I could live in a nudist complex and thus wear clothes even less than I do now
Whenever I do anything, first question is, can I do it nude?ReactReply - MA
MarkJan 31, 2014Not sure why we have to ask these questions? A very good friend once told me I was a nudist. At the time I said I was not. He replied Oh yes you are! Then pointed out why I was in his mind. After a good look at what he was saying I decided he was right. Funny thing is I did not change, but somehow the world around me did. Only you can make the call when you are comfortable in your own skin, then you will not care how others might or might not characterize you. When I am cold I make myself warm, when I am hot I try to cool off. It is just that simple.
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overexposedJan 31, 2014[quote]For me I consider myself a part time nudist, I'll often be topless just in case. Sometimes I get the feeling that only being part time makes me not a nudist???
[/quote]Youre ok.. as long as youre trying to be nude.. nudism is a mind set.. once its there.. you can never go back.
We were all born as nudists.. most would love to be nudists as they get older.. but over eating and getting obese with age, makes it more difficult as many have a problem with body immage.. the nice thing about nudity is we are all accepting.. we all look good nude no matter what shape you come in..ReactReply - RA
RavenFeb 1, 2014why do poeple get so hang up people are right who cares part time full time anytime no time. being an takes no skill it takes nothing anyone anyone can do it. go do it and be happy or i will shoot you with an party cannon
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GrantFeb 3, 2014If someone, like a lot of us like to feel comfortable in their own skin only for some time more or less, this doesn't mean they are full or part time nudists. If one happens to live in the cooler regions of this world, we should all understand, that some appropriate textile attire is necessary to keep at comfortable levels. Not everyone is fortunate enough to work nude from home and not everyone can live on holidays like at Cap 'd age in France, or other nudist retreats or resorts, where everyone never needs to get dressed for shopping and other every day domestic activities. Most of us working, would know about certain dress codes in respect to their work. In many instances, safety gear must be worn. This doesn't make us any lesser nudist. We are nudist, for the very reason of our feeling free to do so, when ever we can do.ReactReply - DE
DesertRatFeb 9, 2014I am a nudist 100% of the time. I may not always be nude, but I am still a nudist. It's who I am.ReactReply - NUnudeydanOriginal PosterFeb 9, 2014[quote][quote]For me I consider myself a part time nudist, I'll often be topless just in case. Sometimes I get the feeling that only being part time makes me not a nudist???
[/quote]I consider myself a freelance nudist, on the basis that I'm not a member of any club, and a fair-weather one too, given that I only go nude outdoors on the rare occasions that weather and opportunity coincide :-)[/quote]Perhaps I'm more of a nudist than you are then, I'm nude more often than on rare occasionsReactReply - FU
FullSunFeb 10, 2014If people were being judged on being overweight at resorts, the resorts would have a lot less people there. You should try going and you will be surprised. Nudists at all the resorts I've been to are the most accepting people I've ever met. I'm not very overweight but I'm not buff in any way and no one has indicated that I'm not accepted and I've never thought less of someone having extra weight, scars, etc. Take look at all the people at your local mall and picture them all naked. That's a pretty good picture to the types of people you will see at resorts. Again, if they were being judged the resorts would not be crowded as ours often is during the summer.
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