Craig

I've loved nudity ever since a little kid. I did not fully start exploring and owning this aspect of myself until I was in college. Now my life has tons of nudity in it and I love it: from figure art modeling to nude art performances. My girlfriend and I are going soon to her first nudist place. She accepts all of me :). It is one of my life's goals to normalize nudity. I respect others preferences at times but until we start pushing boundaries ever so slightly, we will always be in this semi-dark age of nudism in America, one in which many hide so as to not feel social and work ramifications. We all need to normalize it just like the LGBTQ community have increasingly normalize their preferences and now there's a whole movement. We don't have to stay stuck behind expensive nudist places just to be ourselves. We must stay within the law but exercise our freedom to be us, ie wearing thongs where thongs are legal, wearing as little as we can legally do. We won't get anywhere hiding in the shadows of our own homes and nudist communities. We should not have to pay to be someplace to be ourselves. Our bodies are not a crime and the only reason they are is because we have not normalized it enough. Think of bikinis for women nowadays and back in the 20s. We can make progress, both men and women of the nudist community. We just have to normalize it in bite size chunks for the textiles.