Two Good Articles

I saw an article linked in Reddits nudism group. It turned out to be two years old, but its new to you its very nude positive. When I read it, I noticed a link to another article the same author, Allison Yates. The first is called, [url][link]/link/efb586456c207cec/aHR0cDovL3JhdmlzaGx5LmNvbS95b3VyLWxhY2stbnVkaXR5LWh1cnRpbmctdXMtYWxs[/link]Your Lack of Nudity is Hurting Us All[/url]. A sentiment I heartily agree with: [quote]These spaces arent meant to further sexualize the body or shame people. In a place like a nude beach or spa, the point isnt necessarily to promote body acceptance. In fact, the body is simply an accessory, a means to an end. The body is the unavoidable method the heart and soul require to relish an experience. Being in this space, we see that no body, no matter its shape, stretch mark patterns, crooked breasts, or hairy ass limits an individual from fully participating. We need these spaces, because they can help us be okay with ourselves when it doesnt come so easily.[/quote] She also got topless in Ibiza and got Fuck Off status. What is that, you ask? Well, she wrote about that in [url][link]/link/d4ae3bf9cc914605/aHR0cDovL3JhdmlzaGx5LmNvbS8yMDE3LzAzLzIyL2hvdy1pLWdhaW5lZC1mLXN0YXR1cy1nb2luZy10b3BsZXNzLWliaXph[/link]the other article[/url]. [quote]I, too, pondered those things. I tried desperately to be okay with my body not even love it, just be able to live without constant anxiety and failed. Until, miraculously, I stopped giving a shit. Thats called achieving Fuck Off Status[/quote]