Dylan

Checking out this site and seeing if I can make some open minded friends along the Pacific Crest Trail. I definitely enjoy being outdoors, getting to know unique and free spirited people, and learning about what freedom has done for other nudists' lives. Having gotten to know the site better I want to clarify I may not answer your DMs or accept your friend request if... 1) You're a lady with only a clothed pic and uncertified and trying to get me to chat off site likely because you're a scammer trying to take advantage of the clueless guys on here. You also make it difficult for an already rarely engaged demographic of younger single women. 2) You're (typically) a man from far away with the sole interest of having a sexual cam chat or just give off exhibitionist vibes. I'm only open to camera chatting if it's someone I know and trust or a group chat. If you are here just to get off go help trueswingers be more of an active site. Not shaming your sexual interests at all here but part of my journey as a nudist is separating being naked and seeing others naked from sexual arousal.

I like meeting everyone of course but it's a bonus if you are into hiking and backpacking, which is something I do often. But mostly I just wanna get to know new people from different walks of life and hear their stories and get out there and take part in activities among people who understand the freedom of being nude. As long as it doesn't involve watching TV/movies or playing video games all day. I enjoy those things in moderation but am trying to stay away from being a couch/mouse potato. When it comes to getting 'closer' I do prefer men but am open to couples and experiences with women as well.

Camping, hiking, backpacking, road trips, learning, trying new things and learning new skills.

Fairly eclectic but ambient, electronic, house, and soundtracks are some of my favorite genres. Care more about atmosphere than lyrics.

Amelie, Cemetery of Splendor, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, anything animated involving Ghibli or Satoshi Kon, Playtime!, The Shape of Water, Fantastic Planet, Roma, Parasite, anything by John Waters, 3 Women, Blair Witch Project, Alice by Jan Svankmajer, Metropolis, and the list goes on? Those stand out as movies I find myself wanting to rewatch. Not a fan of superhero or straight action movies, the same formula gets old quick.

People who work in customer service and public servants who endure what they endure. And people who just go out of their way to inconvenience themselves to help other people and support/teach/inspire them.