Hi there,
I´m going on vacation to California (San Francisco, LA and San Diego) and got a question. I´m not traveling alone but with 3 other people, who refused to take their clothes off on a beach.
Well, and that´s my problem. I can´t imagine to bath in swimsuit, so we agreed, that we will find a beach, where they can leave their swimsuit on an I can be nude. For me there´s no problem to show off nude even in case, they don´t.
I was searching the internet for hours and learned a lot about beaches in California, unfortunately didn´t find out, which is gonna be the best choice for us. We were thinking about a lonely place on a shore or something like that, but if it is not the only solution, we would prefer a mixed nude-textil beach because of the facilities and legality...
If someone can make a suggestion, thx in advance, and sorry for my english, i know, it´s far not the best :D
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Cheri Donna DawsonFeb 3, 2010Being nude is NOT showing off. Nude beaches are actually clothing optional rather than mandatory. You might visithttp://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=11to see info on beach Etiquette CheriReactReply - CA
catbirdFeb 3, 2010Nude beaches are clothing optional beaches. Your textiler friends would be welcome. However the question is whether your textiler friends can tolerate being among nude people.
Don't pay attention to anybody who pressures your friends to get nude. That isn't supposed to happen at a clothing optional nude beach.
I speak from being a regular at Gunnison Beach in New Jersey.ReactReply - MEMemberOriginal PosterFeb 3, 2010Thank you for your tips I have to apologize
The mistake with "showing off" was caused because english is not my native language (and actually the 2nd foreign language) and well..... I´m sorry for that...ReactReply - TH
ThomasFeb 3, 2010[quote]Being nude is NOT showing off. Nude beaches are actually clothing optional rather than mandatory. You might visithttp://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=11to see info on beach Etiquette Cheri[/quote] I just wanted to point out that when English is not a person's native language, often the wording is not the best. When I read the post I took "showing off" to actually mean being seen. If a translator is used it can get really bad. I once used a translator to convert public intoxication to spanish and then back to english. The result was "public stupidity". While many will say that often the two are interchangeable such translation would not hold up as a legal charge. ThomasReactReply