Ten Questions You Always Wanted to Ask a Naturist(not naturalist)/Nudist

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  mako09

  Nov 21, 2019

  Where we live a 5' fence is considered adequate as a privacy fence, but my neighbor on my east side can see into our yard from most of her yard, but we really don't care. I know she has seen us along with her son and his friends, but we have been seen by thousands of people nude over the years. I have even had conversations with her nude and she has come to our pool with us nude

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  ShavedNudist27

  Nov 21, 2019

  [quote]Where we live a 5' fence is considered adequate as a privacy fence, but my neighbor on my east side can see into our yard from most of her yard, but we really don't care. I know she has seen us along with her son and his friends, but we have been seen by thousands of people nude over the years. I have even had conversations with her nude and she has come to our pool with us nude[/quote] That's great to hear!

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  poolboy886

  Jan 3, 2020

  1. Why are you a naturist/nudist?
  I just enjoy it.

  2. What's so great about walking around naked?
  Its just freeing.

  3. When you're surrounded by other naked people, don't you ever just want to look away? Like with elderly people, for example?
  Well, Im not going to stare at anyone, and I dont think anyone should be made to feel bad about their bodies.

  4. How should I prepare mentally if I plan to go to a naturist/nudist beach for the first time?
  Just roll with it. You get used to it pretty quickly.

  5. What's the downside to being naked all day?
  I wish I could ever do this.

  6. Does being naked all day make you more sexually aroused than when you're clothed?
  I suppose its possible, but not necessarily so.

  7. When you sit down on a chair somewhere on a naturist site, isn't it a bit nasty to realize that hundreds of bare butts and scrotums have rested on the same chair before you?
  Not something I even think about.

  8. Have you ever felt unsafe at a naturist/nudist resorts or campsites?
  Never have.

  9. Do you tell people that you're a naturist/nudist?
  At work and so forth, no.

  10. Are there any unwritten rules?
  Id like to know.

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  ShavedNudist27

  Jan 3, 2020

  1. Why are you a naturist/nudist?I enjoy the freedom of movement.2. What's so great about walking around naked?Its just freeing.3. When you're surrounded by other naked people, don't you ever just want to look away? Like with elderly people, for example?Never, every persons body is beautiful in its own way.4. How should I prepare mentally if I plan to go to a naturist/nudist beach for the first time?Don't think that it is a sex place. It's just a different way to enjoy life!5. What's the downside to being naked all day?When the weather is too cold to be nude outdoors.6. Does being naked all day make you more sexually aroused than when you're clothed?It never has for me. For me being nude around other nudist's is just a way to live.7. When you sit down on a chair somewhere on a naturist site, isn't it a bit nasty to realize that hundreds of bare butts and scrotums have rested on the same chair before you?I always use a towel when sitting, all nudist's should do this.8. Have you ever felt unsafe at a naturist/nudist resorts or campsites?No, The resort that I go to has a few law enforcement nudists as members.9. Do you tell people that you're a naturist/nudist?Sometimes. A few of my friends at the gym that I workout at know it, they have seen me nude in the locker room and saw that I am shaved.10. Are there any unwritten rules?Treat all nudists in a friendly manor.

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  ConnorOriginal Poster

  Dec 29, 2020

  5. What's the downside to being naked all day?Indoors: None to my knowledge Outdoors: Sunburn, insect bites, frost bite Socially: It's all fun. It's great meeting other people.

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  John

  Dec 29, 2020

  [quote]5. What's the downside to being naked all day? [/quote] It gets cold at night sometimes, and when I'm not around central heating, putting clothes on makes sense to me.

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