bi and bi

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  ShavedNudist27

  Sep 30, 2025

  I have been bi all my life. I enjoy the best of both.

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  Oso

  Oct 2, 2025

  I have known I was bi since I was 10 years old, but I didn't actually know what to call it until I was 15. Which also happen to be around the time I started dabbling in nudism(age 8+). I don't think the two had anything to do with one another, but growing up in the south in a very conservative household and region I definitely kept those secrets to myself. Moved out at 18 and I've been openly bisexual and openly a nudist my entire adult life.

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  Robin

  Oct 10, 2025

  Yes love to meet same XXX

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• PN

  

  Peter Naber

  Oct 22, 2025

  Bicurious here leaning to be bottom and looking actively

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  Tboo

  Mar 19, 2026

  well bi and bi, granted nude is not sex but knowing those who have similar interests helps in establishing a connection to those you are with at the time. It is the square peg in the round hole thing and an enjoyment of both sexes is something that some of us have. It better to understand up front then to be surprised. . I enjoy the company of both sexes either just in person or physical nude or not forever what moment we might share.

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  Calidablue

  Apr 12, 2026

  I read a few of the order post, the subject caused quite a stir back in the day. How dare the original poster ask such a question! And how dare people replied, those that were bi or gay anyway.
  In the sex and sexuality section of the forum !
  I had to chuckle.

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  Woody

  May 11, 2026

  Bi here

  I think nudists just by their relaxed personality tend to be more relaxed sexually. That doesnt mean they act on it but Ill bet they thought about it

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  StevieLorna

  May 12, 2026

  [quote]I read a few of the order post, the subject caused quite a stir back in the day. How dare the original poster ask such a question! And how dare people replied, those that were bi or gay anyway. In the sex and sexuality section of the forum ! I had to chuckle.[/quote] Peoples sexual identity should be irrelevant on a site for nudists, as its nudism that is the common interest, right? The trouble with having a sex and sexuality forum is it blurs the lines that nudism is not about sex. I belong to other special interest forums, Gaming, Photography and Science, non have anything remotely like a sex and sexuality forum. So we never know nor does it matter, which gamers are bi.

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  Calidablue

  Jun 10, 2026

  Agreed, but the question has been asked and people have answered, no harm no foul. It gives people a common interest on which to speak, like gaming or gardening.
  Maybe there shouldn't be a sex and sexuality section to post on, but there is.
  For the record of those interested or not, yes I have had bi/gay experiences.

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  StevieLorna

  Jun 10, 2026

  [quote]Agreed, but the question has been asked and people have answered, no harm no foul. It gives people a common interest on which to speak, like gaming or gardening. Maybe there shouldn't be a sex and sexuality section to post on, but there is. For the record of those interested or not, yes I have had bi/gay experiences.[/quote] You agree, but miss the point I was making. Yes, the forum exists, but why does it matter if we are all here for nudism. Are there no special interests sites for bisexuals? I wouldnt know, Ive never had that experience or desire to look.

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  Calidablue

  Jun 12, 2026

  I'm not missing your point.
  It's a thread built into the site. People respond, it's conversation between like minded people. No harm, no foul.
  Has it anything to do with nudism, no. But people can still chat no ?
  You say you have no interest to look, like me with gaming, yet you're here commenting on a thread aimed at bisexual people.
  Isn't there a gaming thread more interesting for you ?

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  StevieLorna

  Jun 12, 2026

  Ok you are not missing my point.

  In conversations with other Gamers, gardeners, photographers, our sexuality is never part of the context.

  Why is it here, this is my point.

  Why is my heterosexuality relevant ?

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