RE:Nudist "terms" and "word choices": what they actually mean and why they are used

It's all semantics! The glass is half empty or half full, donald ducking, clothed from the waist up, you can leave your hat on...Sometimes it's fun to play with words and people's expecations, like testing the sign "no shoes, no shirt, no service" by just wearing shoes and a shirt.

I never saw anyone try in person and the only pictures I have seen on this site are of men whose shirts are long enough that you can't tell if they are wearing shorts or not. I did see a post on another board of a golfer holding a club and standing by a sign saying "Golf shoes and collard shirts required ". He was wearing that but nothing else.

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RE:Nudist "terms" and "word choices": what they actually mean and why they are used

The bikinis worn on this beach, daily, hardly cover any more skin than the tape on these women's nipples. All the while, news reports, social media posts are mounting about the "naked" women on Venice beach.

This is something that has puzzled me for many years. Just what makes the nipple objectionable? They are a part of all of us, but on moobs they are OK.
Perhaps, the term almost naked would be appropriate even when those bikini tops are being worn or the bottoms that from the back have a thread going through the crack to a waist band that is equally small. It's a puzzling world.

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