like earrings or studs or finger rings or lipstick or eye shadow, I'm going to assume than the wearer likes wearing that sort of thing.
Woodsman, none of these things are sold as a sex aid from sex shops. A simple cock and ball ring, is.
So when the rest of the world sees you or one of your trussed up friends youll understand how the world views your behaviour as a nudist. But as always, the rest of the world is wrong because you are wearing it for non sexual purposes. We all just non our head and sarcastically say, of course you are.
This is the part of this whole thread that just boggles my mind. The attitude that rest of the world be dammed this is how I see it so it is right and truth and fact.But as always, the rest of the world is wrong because you are wearing it for non sexual purposes. We all just non our head and sarcastically say, of course you are.
Woodsman, none of these things are sold as a sex aid from sex shops. A simple cock and ball ring, is.
Actually, the ring I was describing earlier was one I got at my local hardware store.
But I see your point. Ears and fingers and toes and lips are not sexualized in our culture. (Although in times past, things like bare shoulders or ankles could raise a tizzy.) Cocks and nipples and labia are. So, in our culture, these things should not bear adornments, and some people are going to get their knickers in a twist if they encounter such things.
Actually, the ring I was describing earlier was one I got at my local hardware store..
Woodsman thats a bit sad and concerning, Im going to assume that what you bought from the hardwear store is not designed for the uses you are putting it to, Ill refer you back to my earlier statement about sheep farmers. If you really need to wear a cock and ball ring, buy one that was designed for that use, itll be safer. Like I said, Amazon do them and no one will know are shopping for sex aids.
Im glad that you have finally admitted that guys in cock rings are not promoting nudism by unnecessarily upsetting other nudist buy their selfish exhibitionism. Although ironically, nudist getting their knickers in a twist is not the analogy Id have used.
Woodsman thats a bit sad and concerning, Im going to assume that what you bought from the hardwear store is not designed for the uses you are putting it to.
True. It just happened to serve the purpose for the experiment. I see no need to go to a sex-toy purveyor, since I don't consider it the necessity that my friend did. But those who want one can certainly use the outlets you mentioned.Im glad that you have finally admitted that guys in cock rings are not promoting nudism by unnecessarily upsetting other nudist buy their selfish exhibitionism. Although ironically, nudist getting their knickers in a twist is not the analogy Id have used.
I couldn't think of any other metaphor. The American equivalent of "getting your undies in a bunch" wasn't any better.
Another example of why this discussion is so important and why the live and let live attitude is problematic for nudism. The controversy around a nudist club right to have families and kids at events is fueled by groups looking for any reason at all to brand nudists as sexual fiends. This interview with the owner of Bare Oaks Naturist Park addresses the issue head on. The one line I heard that is super important is nudity is a means not the aim.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLjxGg8S6gw
I saw a man on a nude beach wearing a penis ring. Any thoughts?
I go to the nude beach often. I see penis rings often. It is not my body so it's not my primary concern. I pay it no more mind than I do any other jewelry. As long as they aren't being harmed or harming others, what they choose to do with their body is none of my business.
I have female friends that have tongue, nipple and clitoral piercings, which they exclaim is almost exclusively to amplify sexual pleasures and the aesthetic value is a side-effect, which they wear to a nude beach, do we extend the same judgement or critique to these women? I have friends that have tattoos of nude women pinup style on their body, should they be shamed for how they choose to decorate their body? Should they dwell on the societal impact and social implications or should they simply live their lives in peace? Whether adornment for decoration or pleasure, radical individualism or innocent fun, it's their body, their rules in all manners, such is the nature of being a free, autonomous individual.
Mind ya business, people.
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