BlueSkies87

I've been a nudist in my heart all my life. As a little kid, I was caught getting naked several times. I was raised in a conservative Christian family, and being naked was considered shameful. I go naked in my home, but I wish I could go naked anywhere - in my yard, ride my bike naked, walk naked, whatever. To me, there is nothing sexual about being naked. I truly feel that it should be declared a human right, because to feel the wind, sun, humidity, and rain on our bodies as nature intended is truly one of the greatest things about living, and so it should be a recognized human right. To deny such simple, innocent pleasures to people is such a shame. I find clothing uncomfortable, unnatural, restrictive, and oppressive. Depriving people of living harmoniously with nature naked is simply immoral. Forcing people to cover up their bodies should be considered a crime against humanity. Regarding the human body as taboo and indecent is immature, irrational, and illogical. Everyone has a body, and it's no secret what men and women have. Why is skin considered shameful, just because of where it is? After spending vastly more time naked this year than before, it feels completely normal, and in fact, it's clothing that feels out of place when I am forced to wear it just to go out in public and live my life.