I agree with SueBee Honey a clothing optional society clothes should be for coverup when it's cold outside. there are places like Florida, California , Arizona for example where it's warm most months of the year so why wear clothes. go to the beach and some of those bathing suits have more sex appeal than mere nudity. when i'm home I'm nude when I go to camp most times I drive there I'm nude it would be nice to drive to the grocery store, bank or a restaurant and get out of the car nude and it would be no big deal.
We don't need to be in a resort to stay naked all the time. I stay nude 24/7 unless my granddaughter 8 comes over, or I go to the store or post office. We need to be seen more often so it becomes a normal thing. My neighbors see me everyday, they know I'm a nudist and are fine with my nudity. I am all over my property and don't feel the need to get dressed because everyone knows. We need to change perception of naturismTrue, but Oregon is more accepting of nudity than most states.
According to naturismre, oregon is the most nude friendly place in the world, above all countries. But that's beside the point. I live in a very conservative area, which is why I dress when I go out somewhere, so not as accepting as one would hope around here. My point is that the only way people will ever become more relaxed around nudity is by desensitization, ie seeing more nudity. I don't hide my naturistic ways from anyone, but everyone has to use a little common sense as to where they can push the envelope, but that envelope needs to be pushed, in my opinion at least.
We don't need to be in a resort to stay naked all the time. I stay nude 24/7 unless my granddaughter 8 comes over, or I go to the store or post office. We need to be seen more often so it becomes a normal thing. My neighbors see me everyday, they know I'm a nudist and are fine with my nudity. I am all over my property and don't feel the need to get dressed because everyone knows. We need to change perception of naturismTrue, but Oregon is more accepting of nudity than most states.According to naturismre, oregon is the most nude friendly place in the world, above all countries. But that's beside the point. I live in a very conservative area, which is why I dress when I go out somewhere, so not as accepting as one would hope around here. My point is that the only way people will ever become more relaxed around nudity is by desensitization, ie seeing more nudity. I don't hide my naturistic ways from anyone, but everyone has to use a little common sense as to where they can push the envelope, but that envelope needs to be pushed, in my opinion at least.
Seems strange that the 2 US states most tolerant of nudity, Oregon and Vermont, do not have climates that are particularly nudist friendly.
Similarly, Queensland has the most nude friendly climate in Australia, but is least tolerant of it.
Also northern European countries are often more tolerant of nudity than southern ones, even though very brief swimwear is accepted in both.
Also northern European countries are often more tolerant of nudity than southern ones, even though very brief swimwear is accepted in both.
This statement is demonstrably false as all the best nudist beaches are in southern Europe. Where its warmer, obviously.
Also northern European countries are often more tolerant of nudity than southern ones, even though very brief swimwear is accepted in both.This statement is demonstrably false as all the best nudist beaches are in southern Europe. Where its warmer, obviously.
I have read that Italy and Greece have none, although very brief swimsuits are common.
Germany, Poland and even Sweden do have nude beaches. Finland has coed nude saunas.
Seems strange that the 2 US states most tolerant of nudity, Oregon and Vermont, do not have climates that are particularly nudist friendly.
Similarly, Queensland has the most nude friendly climate in Australia, but is least tolerant of it.
Also northern European countries are often more tolerant of nudity than southern ones, even though very brief swimwear is accepted in both.
That's fine by me, I prefer the cold. It has been in the nineties for at least the last month or longer. I have been known to be bbqing out on our deck in 6 inches of snow.
Seems strange that the 2 US states most tolerant of nudity, Oregon and Vermont, do not have climates that are particularly nudist friendly.Similarly, Queensland has the most nude friendly climate in Australia, but is least tolerant of it.Also northern European countries are often more tolerant of nudity than southern ones, even though very brief swimwear is accepted in both.That's fine by me, I prefer the cold. It has been in the nineties for at least the last month or longer. I have been known to be bbqing out on our deck in 6 inches of snow.
Aren't temperatures in the 90s rare in Oregon?
Seems strange that the 2 US states most tolerant of nudity, Oregon and Vermont, do not have climates that are particularly nudist friendly.Similarly, Queensland has the most nude friendly climate in Australia, but is least tolerant of it.Also northern European countries are often more tolerant of nudity than southern ones, even though very brief swimwear is accepted in both.That's fine by me, I prefer the cold. It has been in the nineties for at least the last month or longer. I have been known to be bbqing out on our deck in 6 inches of snow.Aren't temperatures in the 90s rare in Oregon?
No it not that rare, especially anymore. I have pictures of a thermometer that says 112 out on my covered deck. The first week I moved up here itwas over 100 every day for 2 weeks solid. We just get more rain than say southern California. I live in what they call the banana belt which is typically warmer.
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