Brian

I'm a bit new to the naturist lifestyle, but I'm embracing it fully! I was raised in a textile household but wasn't really taught to view the body in any sort of shameful way. rnrnI really value the naturist philosophy dearly, that the body is beautiful and without shame, regardless of imperfections. Those imperfections make up what is beautiful about a person, whether it's physical or otherwise. Clothing as a requirement in life only leads to building up not just the cloth barrier they themselves create, but also emotional barriers between people. If we fear showing our true selves to people, we end up fearing each other on a lower level. rnrnBeing a demisexual person, which means I don't usually form a physical attraction to someone until I know them on a personal level, it was not hard for me to separate nudity from sex on my own. Instead, nudity is a source of comfort to me. To know someone is open and comfortable enough about themselves to be nude is the origin of that source. rnrnNot looking for sex, but just for the sake of keeping things out in the open, I'm gay. And as previously mentioned in my last paragraph, I'm also demisexual, meaning I'm only attracted to those I've got an emotional bond with. So, if you want to get to know me, don't send me dick picks... I'm more interested in the person they belong to.

Basically, naturist friends of every variety! Hopefully some locals on the first coast too!

Philosophy, computers, programming, video games, exercising, anthropomorphic art, lifestyle naturism, and much more!

Usually electronic music from independent artists like Wolfgun, Casey LaLonde, and Renard.