Would most of us be comfortable walking into a grocery store nude if 99.9 percent of the folks around us were clothed. It would definately need to be warm outside.
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Tom DDec 21, 2024[quote]Unless the whole store was like being in a walk-in freezer I would be fine with a few areas being at cool temperatures.[/quote] Unfortunately, some grocery stores keep the enter store too cold to be comfortable nude, although admittedly areas where the food is kept cold are the worst. That's why I would be more likely to go to convenience stores, fast food, hardware stores, etc. than grocery stores nude if it were legal. Gyms would also be high on my list.ReactReply - NA
Naked-GDec 22, 2024I have to say Im quite envious! Lucky guy! [quote]As much as I need to, all neighbors around know and are fine with it. I'm pretty much nude all over our property. Got a retired couple across the street, wife smiles and waves all the time. Property flippers on one side, a retired sheriff and his wife on the other. Forest behind us. I just go about my normal day yard work, growing vegis.[/quote]ReactReply - STStephenDec 22, 2024
It would be better if I wasn't the only one in the house, my wife supports my nude life as do my son and other half, but my wife doesn't feel comfortable with her son and inlaw being naked in front of her.
ReactReply - STStephenDec 22, 2024
It would be better if I wasn't the only one in the house, my wife supports my nude life as do my son and other half, but my wife doesn't feel comfortable with her son and inlaw being naked in front of her.
ReactReply - TDTom DFeb 16, 2025[quote]If it was legal I would truly be naked 24/7 , weather permitting. And, since I live in Florida, the weather almost always permits! Lol[/quote] Since it is legal to be on your own property and drive nude in Florida, how often do you wear anything now?ReactReply
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NigelFeb 17, 2025I would be the first in the que, have already been naked shopping in Europe
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nkhikerFeb 19, 2025Legality is one thing; breaking social norms is another. For example, it is legal for women to go topless anywhere it is acceptable for a man to go topless in Colorado and any of the other five States covered under the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. How many topless women do you see at public pools -- zero that I am aware of. It is perfectly legal. Now granted, I wonder how many women are aware of this freedom. It was the Free the Nipple movement that won this case.
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StevieLornaFeb 19, 2025I thought the Free The Nipple movement was always more to do with equal rights for women rather than a desire to go topless in public.
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JohnFeb 19, 2025[quote]I thought the Free The Nipple movement was always more to do with equal rights for women rather than a desire to go topless in public.[/quote] Part of the case of equal rights was to be able to be topless anywhere a man could be topless: Public pool, beach, etc. John aka cobeachbumReactReply - STStevieLornaFeb 19, 2025
Yeah I know that, but I also knew that just having that right wouldnt mean it would be tits out for every woman on the street.
ReactReply - STStevieLornaFeb 19, 2025
Yeah I know that, but I also knew that just having that right wouldnt mean it would be tits out for every woman on the street.
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EarlDFeb 19, 2025It is technically legal to be naked in public in Spain based on court ruling but I dont see most Spaniards rushing to go shopping naked in public. This seems like much of an obsession by a tiny group of people with limited things to do in life.
ReactReply - TDTom DFeb 20, 2025[quote]Legality is one thing; breaking social norms is another. For example, it is legal for women to go topless anywhere it is acceptable for a man to go topless in Colorado and any of the other five States covered under the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. How many topless women do you see at public pools -- zero that I am aware of. It is perfectly legal. Now granted, I wonder how many women are aware of this freedom. It was the Free the Nipple movement that won this case.[/quote] It is a similar situation in New York State courts have ruled that women can be topless in any public place that men can be shirtless. However I have been to Coney Island, Jones Beach and Central Park and saw no topless women at the first two and only a handful at the third.ReactReply
- NKnkhikerFeb 20, 2025
So if it was legal for men to go naked in public in public places, would the response by men be any different? Women do tend to be more private about their nudism.
ReactReply - STStevieLornaFeb 20, 2025[quote]So if it was legal for men to go naked in public in public places, would the response by men be any different? Women do tend to be more private about their nudism.[/quote] No, the response is exactly the same. In the UK public nudity is legal but neither sex walk around nude despite what some here claim or fantasise about. Nudist do have organised events such as swims and woodland walks, and they police their own groups to make sure perverts claiming to be nudists are quickly identified and rejected. Sometime reported to the police. Solo nude (its always men) woodland walkers have a much more difficult time explaining themselves if seen and challenged. Claiming nudity is legal and identifying as a nudist is not the get out of jail free card some here think it is.ReactReply
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BrianJun 27, 2025I'd be ready immediately.
ReactReply - STSteveAug 2, 2025
I would be fine being the only one nude, I go nude in public often, mostly on the beach. I enjoy wearing the bare minimum when walking in public or shopping
ReactReply - MEMemberAug 27, 2025
I would be at my local grocery store as soon as possible sans clothes. In fact, if nudity was legal everywhere, I'd burn all of my clothes other than a few items for protection from the elements and a few items for protection while doing dangerous tasks.
ReactReply - TDTom DAug 27, 2025[quote]I would be at my local grocery store as soon as possible sans clothes. In fact, if nudity was legal everywhere, I'd burn all of my clothes other than a few items for protection from the elements and a few items for protection while doing dangerous tasks.[/quote] Why not donate the better clothes to someone who still wanted to wear clothes?ReactReply
- TDTom DAug 27, 2025[quote]I would be at my local grocery store as soon as possible sans clothes. In fact, if nudity was legal everywhere, I'd burn all of my clothes other than a few items for protection from the elements and a few items for protection while doing dangerous tasks. Why not donate the better clothes to someone who still wanted to wear clothes?[/quote] This made me think. If nudity was newly legal in some place, would organizations like the Salvation Army and Goodwill be overwhelmed with donations of clothing that people no longer needed or wanted?ReactReply
- TDTom DAug 28, 2025[quote]I would be at my local grocery store as soon as possible sans clothes. In fact, if nudity was legal everywhere, I'd burn all of my clothes other than a few items for protection from the elements and a few items for protection while doing dangerous tasks.[/quote] And if you lived somewhere warmer than Colorado you would need fewer for protection from the elements.ReactReply
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JJSep 9, 2025If this happens, I will be the first to encourage everyone in the family to drop their clothes and take for a nude shopping spree. If I happen to be the only one nude, no worries I would not only do shopping peacefully but also push myself through those crowded areas in the grocery store inviting all the gazes on me. Not everyday you get such a chance where you can flaunt your skin and get showered with plenty compliments.
ReactReply - STStephenSep 10, 2025
The one thing no one has either thought about or not talked about is the fact that even if it was legal (as it is where i live here in Oregon), the grocery stores or other stores for that matter would have rules that they could impose that might prevent us from walking in nude. That's why99.9 % of us here In Oregon don't do it now, plus there is the social acceptance issue to think about.
I myself allow myself to be seen by people of my neighborhood, thereby getting them used to the nude human body and hopefully helping to increase social acceptance.ReactReply - TDTom DSep 10, 2025[quote]The one thing no one has either thought about or not talked about is the fact that even if it was legal (as it is where i live here in Oregon), the grocery stores or other stores for that matter would have rules that they could impose that might prevent us from walking in nude. That's why99.9 % of us here In Oregon don't do it now, plus there is the social acceptance issue to think about. I myself allow myself to be seen by people of my neighborhood, thereby getting them used to the nude human body and hopefully helping to increase social acceptance.[/quote] It is probably legal to drive or walk to your destination nude, dress when you get there and undress when you are leaving. Do people do that?ReactReply