Does anyone like to wear jewelry? Not just any jewelry but nipple rings, cock rings, pierced vagina and stuff like that. My GF and I have been to a nudist campground here in Missouri a few times. It is a very prudish nudist place. Tons of rules. One I got nailed for was adjusting my balls after I sat on a lounge chair. Apparently, you are not to touch your genitals at all. One other rule was no jewelry but they have since began to allow pierced nipples, clits and penises. It must be a piercing, meaning that it is attached to the body. I do not have a pierced penis but I do like to wear a ring at my glans. This is not allowed.
At another resort we visited in Indiana, just about anything was allowed. I could wear my cock ring and my GF has an anal plug with a jewel on it that she wore.
Does anyone else like to dress up their body parts with jewelry?
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DanDec 11, 2023I vote for rings, and let's see the results!
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ShaeDec 11, 2023Well, there's one vote for rings! :0)
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Love the look of the rings!!
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HghySjoerdh hJan 15, 2024I prefer nipples with barbells and rings in your labia.
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StuJan 20, 2024I've no piercings but love to wear my ball stretchers. I have two now which almost weigh in at 2lbs
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StuJan 20, 2024As with everything, our siblings are more advanced these days than we were at a similar age. Your piercer friend has first hand information on the ages of his patients
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StevieLornaJan 22, 2024Walter Mitty from another board got himself a Prince Albert, he claimed it was a huge turn on for the ladies, the only down side for him was having to give up his job at the breakers yard.
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JerryJan 26, 2024[quote]Freaks and clowns belong in the circus, not on a public beach. Judgemental much?[/quote] In case you have not noticed, nudists are as much if not more judgmental than the average group of people. They are less accepting not more accepting of peoples differences. Yes they want to say it is about body acceptance, but what about the acceptance of the mind as well. People do various things for many different reasons. As long as they are not hurting someone else, why does it matter what they choose to do or wear. I know for me, I have a prince albert piercing. I love the way the extra weight feels and makes the little guy move around a bit more while walking around. I am fairly average in size, but a grower not a shower. This helps my confidence a bit as it keeps me from retracting too much and, to me, that can be embarrassing. I know this happens to many guys when they are sitting a certain way, but I cannot help how it makes "me" feel. I know I should not feel this way, but I do. I do not wear the ring for sex as it is distracting to me, so I guess it is not really a sexual thing as well. I also have nipple piercings. I have them because I like the way they feel, and the way they make me feel. They are likely more sexual than my penis piercing I suppose. I take them all out generally more because of how others react than how I feel about it. Although sometimes, I leave them in if I am more adventurous or just do not care that day about how people react. I feel the same way about erections. I generally enjoy it when I get an erection just laying around alone or with my wife by my pool. It just feels good in the sun. One day when doing so with my wife, she even made a comment to which I replied that I am not getting any younger and I want to feel comfortable being however I want to be around her and especially when at home. So, I get an erection any time I feel like doing so. There is no reason to not when hanging out at the house by the pool, or just sitting around watching tv. I am obviously not doing so to attract attention as there is no one else around. While at a nude beach, and if I am not close to others, I sometimes will "allow" myself the freedom that way, and a simple caress that glances by my penis or simply touching my wife will get me going and just completes the laying in the sun experience. I am not just sitting there stroking myself either and I certainly do not go flaunting it around or go out of my way to make sure others see it. On the other hand I would not mind if others may notice my erection as long as they do not react adversely. My penis is just as much a part of me as any other part of my body. I am not interested in apologizing for it or hiding it either. I am not saying I would advocate for public sex or anything, but then again, I wouldn't be the one to complain if I saw someone fooling around off on their own and not bothering others. People and especially nudists need to just stop judging so much and focus on their own experience.ReactReply - JE
JerryJan 26, 2024[quote] As for jewelry, I pretty much accept what people like to wear, just as I accept the way they cut their hair or shape their beards or shave their pubes. If they're way out of the norm for these things, I do give myself permission to speculate on why they've chosen that image. But I try to treat them all the same.[/quote] There needs to be more nudists that behave as you have described. I enjoy the diversity and embrace everyone's differences. That is what makes life so interesting. If everyone was the same people would be boring.ReactReply - JE
JerryJan 26, 2024[quote]However, when there is a 3,700 year old requirement of a religion. "And God created man in his own image" and then later said, "hang on, that bit of skin on the end of the penis is no good so anyone who follows me has to cut it off!" Let us not forget that religion was created by man, the Bible was written by man and translations were done by man; ergo, the greatest work of fiction of all time and it's not just Christianity either - ALL religions are about controlling people! But, as this post is about jewelry, there is a slight digression. Jewelry has always been about attracting a member of the opposite sex for mating; genital jewelry has always been about enhancing sexual arousal and pleasure which is why so many nudist resorts ban all forms of genital jewelry - and quite rightly so. Nudism (naturism) is about the enjoyment of a clothes free lifestyle in a non-sexual environment. Unfortunately, so many people believe otherwise.[/quote] You had me for the first half of this post and then lost me. You seem to directly counter your original sentiment seemingly despising religion for it being created to control people and then dive right in to your own controlling rhetoric. Very typical of humans. The are all about the rules as long as "they" are the ones that make the rules. Whether you call it being a "Nudist", "Naturist", and just people that like to naked in a social environment. It is all simply depicting one simple trait these people have in common. Lack of clothing....period. Stop trying to make it a religion or cult. We do not all live by the same rules. Even those that frequent clubs live outside the bounds of the rules even of that club. The rules are there to deal with certain individuals when they get out of line and are offending others.ReactReply - JE
JerryJan 26, 2024[quote]I really want to get my nipples pierced. The eternal question (at least, to start) is: nipple RINGS or Barbells? I'm leaning rings... My tongue is already pierced![/quote] Barbells will heal faster, then if you want rings you can always change them out.ReactReply - JE
JerryJan 26, 2024[quote]Hi everyone. I had a conversation about this topic with one of my daughters the other day. She wants to put piercings into her nipples and the clit. I asked her why, and she answered that she wants to look cool at the nudist beach, or every time she is naked. I'm wondering if it's appropriate at her age (15) since I suppose her breasts are still growing. Yes, she already has nice ones, but I'm not sure how this will affect her nipples if they grow a little bit more. I'm also wondering how the piercing affects the clit while she is having sex. She admits she does not know, but her girlfriend already did it, and she says that it's ok. Namely, the other girl says that the sex is even better with the piercing on the clit. I don't have any piercings myself, but I have a friend who owns a tattoo and piercing studio, he also says that it's cool for girls and that he would do it if I agreed.[/quote] Seems bit young for me, but that is just me. If you are fine with it, and obviously she wants the piercings, then I say go for it. But I am much more liberal than some when it comes to such things and especially sex. Parents try too hard to shield their kids from sex and then they just go off and learn/do things with very little guidance. I say it is great that she is able to have this open conversation with her father. That is a great start.ReactReply - SH
ShavedNudist27Mar 20, 2024The resort that I'm a member of doesn't allow genital piercings, however nipple piercings are allowed.
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BillMar 21, 2024All we can rely on when it comes to this world is our personal experience. The way opinion and facts are becoming so murky due to a lot of variables, like the news media being overrun by non-media persons with agendas to push, and these same people saying lies that are repeated enough times that some dullards begin to parrot the falsehoods, we can trust very little in the world of information now. So where does that leave us but to live life and learn the old fashioned way - by interacting with others wherever we choose as our place in the world. Experience is the best teacher. The partial quote below seems to come from one person's interactions with a limited cross-section of the world of nudism. I cannot deny that there still exists inside the nudist community the very human (and unfortunate) desire to judge others. But to go the next step, to posit that there is a higher level of hypercritical types inside the culture of naturism, I cannot agree. Live and let live seems much more prevalent, though since this is just one full-time nudist's opinion, so it means little. Strong feelings about specific aspects of living nude not found in the clothed world can become over-studied, especially in a forum such as True Nudists. You generally won't find people in the world of clothes openly conversing about what is an appropriate level of acceptable sexual activity on a public beach, much less a parent discussing their underage children's desire to get genital jewelry to enhance their sexual interaction or appeal. These are only two items in this forum that help to instill an underlying perverseness to nudism, and nothing that helps our larger cause of nudism's acceptance by the general population. The fact that this section is allowed to remain in True Nudists does show that this area of communicating ideas is more free to expand on the nuances of social nudism, even the dark underbelly, without regard to hurting each other's feelings or with little care about breaking any laws. As nudists, if we are to thrive and prosper, we need to be ever diligent to accept other people's minds and bodies more than the people in the outside world do, a place that seems to rely on judgement to function. One nudist's view here -- I think we're doing a shitload better than the clothers. My relationship with the nudists I love and live around and socialize with and work with is vibrant and full, diverse and free. True Nudists is not a realistic microcosm of the world's bare population. Though hot tub rules do apply - no politics or religion, please. [quote]In case you have not noticed, nudists are as much if not more judgmental than the average group of people. They are less accepting not more accepting of peoples differences. Yes they want to say it is about body acceptance, but what about the acceptance of the mind as well.... People and especially nudists need to just stop judging so much and focus on their own experience.[/quote]ReactReply - ST
StevieLornaMar 21, 2024Willy you make some very good points.
I can relate a personal experience to demonstrate some of the points you bring up.
A little over six months ago, on a naturist vacation, we were laying by the pool. A solo male in his late 60s took the lounger beside mine (there were many free). I had seen him around the last couple of days but this was the first we spoke.
We small talked for about ten minutes or so, but he said that this was the longest conversation hed had here as most people just avoid him and he didnt know why.
I asked him if he had this problem when introducing himself when he had clothes on.
He said no, I make friends quite easy in the textile world.
I asked, when dressed and meeting someone for the first time, do you introduce yourself by saying hello Im Brian, I have enough metal in my cock and balls to repair and re-float The Titanic?
Shocked, he replied of course not.
Why not?
He stumbled for a reply, and after a moment, thats not something Id tell people I meet for the first time.
Do you think they would get the wrong impression?
Yes, they probably would.
Well Brain, around here you might not be saying the words, but thats exactly how you are introducing yourself to the other nude people. And you wonder why they avoid you, perhaps the only people who might like that look are the other walking battleship repair kits.
I have absolutely no problem which what you decorate yourself with, but its never going to be a substitute for a personality.
We spoke briefly a few times in passing after that, but only small talk.
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EarlDMar 21, 2024[quote] I asked him if he had this problem when introducing himself when he had clothes on. He said no, I make friends quite easy in the textile world. I asked, when dressed and meeting someone for the first time, do you introduce yourself by saying hello Im Brian, I have enough metal in my cock and balls to repair and re-float The Titanic? Shocked, he replied of course not. Why not? He stumbled for a reply, and after a moment, thats not something Id tell people I meet for the first time. Do you think they would get the wrong impression? Yes, they probably would. [/quote] You have such a wonderful way with words and the example you share should be well taken by a discerning reader.ReactReply - EA
EarlDMar 21, 2024[quote]. The way opinion and facts are becoming so murky due to a lot of variables, like the news media being overrun by non-media persons with agendas to push, and these same people saying lies that are repeated enough times that some dullards begin to parrot the falsehoods, we can trust very little in the world of information now. The partial quote below seems to come from one person's interactions with a limited cross-section of the world of nudism. Strong feelings about specific aspects of living nude not found in the clothed world can become over-studied, especially in a forum such as True Nudists. You generally won't find people in the world of clothes openly conversing about what is an appropriate level of acceptable sexual activity on a public beach, much less a parent discussing their underage children's desire to get genital jewelry to enhance their sexual interaction or appeal. The fact that this section is allowed to remain in True Nudists does show that this area of communicating ideas is more free to expand on the nuances of social nudism, even the dark underbelly, without regard to hurting each other's feelings or with little care about breaking any laws. True Nudists is not a realistic microcosm of the world's bare population. Though hot tub rules do apply - no politics or religion, please. [/quote] Thanks for such a thoughtful post. You make such good points in your post that I drew out above. I think human nature often moves us to make generalizations about things based solely on our learned or lived experience. But we now have the means to present our individual experiences not as individual experience but as fact. So much of what is present on the platform as fact is nothing more than individual experience. Once such example is a post by someone about a location which suggested the venue no longer accepted single men. This was stated factually but untrue. I know because as I single man I am a part of the community at that venue. However it is definitely possible that the individual was turned away because of other reasons beyond being a single male but attributed their experience to that reason and then talked about that singular experience as a factual reality. Finally one of the biggest challenges facing nudism today is that many who are coming into the space come with a particular individual perspective seeking individual experience that has not regard for the community and seem to think that being naked is a passport to behavior that would not be acceptable in any other context. Nudism at its core is respectful of others in a context that includes social nudity not just individual libertine behavior.ReactReply - ST
StevieLornaMar 22, 2024[quote] Finally one of the biggest challenges facing nudism today is that many who are coming into the space come with a particular individual perspective seeking individual experience that has not regard for the community and seem to think that being naked is a passport to behavior that would not be acceptable in any other context. Nudism at its core is respectful of others in a context that includes social nudity not just individual libertine behavior.[/quote] I agree with every word of this as its a much nicer worded argument as to what my anecdote about Brian was all about. Some here would say I and other naturists have judged Brian because of his jewellery, but the truth is the exact opposite, he has judged us. My getting him to realise that its inappropriate to tell people of his kink for genital piercing on their first meeting was pivotal in getting him to understand that he has prejudged how naturist hes never met before see him. Him thinking everyone being naked means he takes no responsibility for, giving people the wrong impression. Far from his terminator testicles being a conversation starter, sadly for him, the opposite was true. My anecdotes is not 100% accurate though, I had to make up the name Brian as I cant remember his actual name and the line about other walking battleship repair kits was invented as I typed the response for comic effect, I think I just said other similar bejewelled men, but the rest was pretty much as I remember.ReactReply - LO
LouieMar 22, 2024Some older campgrounds and resorts don't like them. I have a few tattoos and my nipples and clit pierced and try to head to the beach and campgrounds who don't judge me for my body art.
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BillMar 22, 2024[quote]Some older campgrounds and resorts don't like them. I have a few tattoos and my nipples and clit pierced and try to head to the beach and campgrounds who don't judge me for my body art.[/quote] I'm sad that you have to keep your piercings and tattoos to only being shown off at the beach due to the discrimination you suffer for your body art at the older resorts. I've been to Gunnison Beach and had a wonderful time, wishing Virginia had a good place to go beachin' with nothin' on! If you come down this way, know that no body adornments are a problem at White Tail Resort ~ well, nothingnowanyway. A bunch of years ago there were rules against any piercings besides the kind that go on your ears. Why that changed I do not know, and it might have changed before I became a visitor to the resort in 2005, but now it's like the wild wild west for body art of the metal and ink kind! We host a tattoo and piercing event every year in October and it is a very popular weekend. The last remnant of the alternative piercings rule that still stands at WTR is connective jewelry, meaning there can be no chains, more specifically, the sort that attaches piercings. The look of a person with nipple rings attached to their labia rings by chain does tend to invoke a taste of the provocative -- a tinge of the sexual which our family nude resort doesn't condone, or allows only at that person's campsite. What happens in your trailer... I've seen people asked to remove belly chains not attached to anything at all, so there is still some targeted discrimination going on. I'm envisioning a belly chain with a small gold plaque, a downward arrow and the words, "By invitation only" written on it. When people check in for the first time and read or are told about the chain rule on our "dos&donts" list, it's time to unhook that Prince Albert from your tongue stud! Or should that read "...tongue, stud!"?? Doesn't it sound kinda dangerous anyway. Some things are best left detached lest they become hooked on some-thing (or some-one) else! "Quick Brian, grab a mop, there's blood on the dance floor, again!"ReactReply - MA
ManishaMar 23, 2024I have never even thought of having any jewelry items on my "privates" but a few years ago a funny incident took place. I was gifted a pair of ear rings by a "friend" of mine which were not too comfortable on my ear lobes. Since they were a gift I did not wanted to return them. So I found a work around, I used them as a temporary nipple jewelry for a few days. Safe to say, even those weren't too comfy either but they did look nice for the short time I wore them.
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EarlDMar 23, 2024I feel like so much of the issue is the tension between intention and behavior. Last week end at an indoor water volleyball tourney I participated in there was a person who had enough metal attached to their genitals and scrotum to set off metal detectors of days. Nonetheless they were not the dangling sound making kind of piercings and rings that drew attention to the individual and their genitals. As a result it was relatively easy to ignore.
In summers past others with much more conspicuous genital piercings have visited my home club/resort. The way those individuals have carried and presented themselves gave the impression as did the OP that their intention was to draw attention to not just themselves but to their genital area. For me that is inappropriate in a nudist setting. I dont know if management ever said anything to them but I do recall them not being really well received by others.
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ChuckMar 30, 2024I don't understand how they can "not allow" genital piercing.
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JohnMar 30, 2024Private club can make any admission rules they want as long as it doesn't violate law.
John aka cobeachbum
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