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Nobody wants sand in their crack.I thought it was mandatory at nudist places to carry a small personal towel to sit on. If not, then euuuuwwww, gross.
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Nobody wants sand in their crack.I thought it was mandatory at nudist places to carry a small personal towel to sit on. If not, then euuuuwwww, gross.
Nobody wants sand in their crack.
I sure dont, if im nude at a beach ill bring a towel so no sands up my bum lol.Speak for yourself.
Have you ever done the Bay to Breakers? I have done it in the nude six times. Also the World Naked Bike ride.As a toddler i used to run around naked laughing and happy, i didnt know the concept of clothes at the time, it was funny while my parents chased me to cloth me it was like naked tag lol, my older sister after i grew up compared me to the naked running baby from the grudge that meowed lol.
I havent but will give it a try, im very shy, ill test the waters at baker beach first.Have you ever done the Bay to Breakers? I have done it in the nude six times. Also the World Naked Bike ride.
Animals dont wear underpants,Bobbys world.
Originally we were not meant to wear cloths as primates during the early days, we were naked and free, eventually we lost most our fur so made clothes to stay warm during the ice age, it was later when religion was introduced shaming us being naked and when society modernized enforcing it that being nakeds seen as bad and shaming us of our natural bodies to always cover up.A friend of mine and I were just discussing how helpless and unnatural humans are. We’re so utterly vulnerable and inept, not equipt for survival in the slightest. Animals don’t need underpants,...but humans rather do. What the heck?
You don't have to be alone! There are very safe opportunities to explore the possibilities. CheckI haven't but will give it a try, im very shy, ill test the waters at baker beach first.
Yeah. That's a real problem.I can understand the appeal of public nudity if one is swimming, but rest of the time, give me dad jorts & a baggy t-shirt any day of the week.
It doesn’t help I once knew a registered sex offender that was into the local naturist scene.I don’t doubt most naturists aren’t sex offenders, but it doesn’t take many sex offenders to spoil it.
I don’t have access to their criminal record to be able to tell you what crime they were registered for, only that they are required by law to register as a sex offender.Yeah. That's a real problem.
There are simply people who are tweaked. To them being naked in public is a sexual fetish just as is looking at other people naked. The best way to deal with these people is to ignore them. If this happens in a park the management should give the person the boot right away. But in a public venue like a nude beach, getting the police there or getting a group of beachgoers to intimidate the person into leaving is a problem.
Some people assume that nudity has to be an invitation for sex because that is what it means for them. That's a different problem because they aren't doing anything obvious. It is a lot of subtle provocations. Once in a while, they succeed in picking up a partner but most of the time they just intimidate and irritate their targets.
It is a big reason why fewer women get into nudism than men. They are more vulnerable and are more likely to be targeted by wannabe Cassanova's. Wanna drive a woman away from the nudist experience? Tell her how hot she looks. That's not what she came for. She's gone... but the guy doesn't care, he's off to the next target.
What was the crime they were registered for? Many nudist venues do background checks before granting membership for this reason. Can't keep them off the beaches and public events though.
And despite my obvious and possibly excessive enthusiasm for being naked, t-shirt and shorts is what I wear most of the time. With the world being textiled, it is most practical.
Ewwww that makes my skin crawl.I can understand the appeal of public nudity if one is swimming, but rest of the time, give me dad jorts & a baggy t-shirt any day of the week.
It doesn’t help I once knew a registered sex offender that was into the local naturist scene.I don’t doubt most naturists aren’t sex offenders, but it doesn’t take many sex offenders to spoil it.
How do these venues handle incidental arousals by non-sex offenders? I can get aroused for any reason or for no reason. My wife says that happens for women, too.Yeah. That's a real problem...