While someone's initial reaction may focus on the awkwardness or fear stemming from the situation, there is one thing to focus on: both parties are nudists / naturists who are adults that clearly share the same lifestyle and values. Seeing a coworker or even your boss here, a resort or beach shouldn't be awkward. It should be a moment to bond, make a friendship that may not have otherwise formed or simply acknowledge that you both have chosen to live a more natural lifestyle. There shouldn't be any shame or embarrassment. In some ways it is similar to running into a coworker or boss in the shower room of the local gym. Neither one of you will talk about the fact that you've seen each other nude but rather the conversation would likely be about not knowing you both belonged to the same gym and your experiences there. So to answer the question, yes I would accept or send a friend request to a coworker.
I socialize nude with two teachers from the school where I use to teach (retired now). I see no problem with it. I'm now at the age where some of my former students are attending some of the nude gatherings I attend.
I had a collegue that I discussed nudism with, He said he was open to hanging out. We went to my friend's place to hang out. He used the washroom when we arrived, so I undressed and went to the kitchen. When he was done he joined us. He was at half mast and very comfortable with it. We hugged and laughed. We had a steam shower and my friend started to get sexual, which was very awkward for me. My coworker told me to relax, when in Rome... and we had a lot of fun together.
I would assume that the coworker was on the same site so would be of the same persuasion. I would have no problem sending or accepting a friend request. However, if it was someone I didn't care for I would probably ignore a request, and I certainly wouldn't send one. If we are not friendly at work why would being on the same nudist site change that any more than riding on the same train or bus?
I would assume that the coworker was on the same site so would be of the same persuasion. I would have no problem sending or accepting a friend request. However, if it was someone I didn't care for I would probably ignore a request, and I certainly wouldn't send one. If we are not friendly at work why would being on the same nudist site change that any more than riding on the same train or bus?
Sometimes having something in common can help a friendship to develop.
Yes. I already know a couple of coworkers that are nudists or at least go to the nearby nude beach. Im not ashamed to be a nudist, especially if I know someone is potentially a kindred spirit.
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