RE: What do you think about tan lines?

They show multiple skin tones LoL, that's what I think of them...other than that, who cares?

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RE: What do you think about tan lines?

What an idiot! I hate it when people start the whole, "I'm a better xxxxxxx than you because xxxxxxx". People are different and their experiences and opportunities are different. I have no tan lines because I live 10 minutes from my local nude beach and go there every day. If I didn't have this beach nearby, I would still go to beach every day with the kid and only get to go tom a nudie place at weekends.
Don't waste a moment of your life considering that person's opinion.

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RE: What do you think about tan lines?

Hey tanlines just let you know its time to get some quality airbath time as Ben Franklin would say. My feet get spots on them from wearing crocs.A few hours sailing nude and all is even again. So what does this have to do with being a nudist?

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RE: What do you think about tan lines?

Having grown up in an era when UV rays were not considered as deadly as Gamma rays I have always felt healthy when I have a deep tan. Living here in South Carolina, we have many days, even during the winter, when it is quite comfortable to tan on the patio. As a result I am able to maintain a head to toe tan almost year around.
Not all nudists have that luxury, of course, and having tan lines certainly does not make them less of a nudist.
My wife does not share my enthusiasm for nudism or tanning and now in September she looks as if she had spent the summer above the Arctic Circle. Since I often visit nude beaches and nudist clubs without her I feel that my tan identifies me as a genuine nudist, immediately, to the nudists that do not know me. With my tan, I am properly dressed for the occasion.

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RE: What do you think about tan lines?

No tan lines footware:
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Well that is interesting. It doesn't seem like those would be very comfortable, sticking to the bottom of your foot. It seems like it would feel as if you stepped into something undesirable. lol

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RE: What do you think about tan lines?

Well that is interesting. It doesn't seem like those would be very comfortable, sticking to the bottom of your foot. It seems like it would feel as if you stepped into something undesirable. lolWe have tan lines when we are in Asia coz there are no nudist beaches or resorts. However we tend to loose the tanlines once we get back to good old OZ.

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RE: What do you think about tan lines?

Just say NO! to tan lines! :)

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No tan lines footware: https://www.stickonflipflops.co.uk/what_are_they.htmlhttps://stickysandals.com/ BobThey wouldn't be very good around the beach... Sand and dirt would stick

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RE: What do you think about tan lines?

I always prefer no tan lines. It means that if you wear one type of swimwear (or whatever) for the beach, and a different pair for the local swimming baths, the areas of tan and non-tan would never match up. and there would be that "white" zone which to me doesn't look good.
For quite a few years when tanning on a beach, (and before I came across CO beaches)I would wear different sizes of speedos or thongs on different daysand either pulled them up or rolled them down to get at least some sun on the non-normally-visible areas. Definitely a lot of effort and I was glad when we now always look for the naturist areas.
I remember one time getting changed in the locker room, and I was wearing thong underwear, one of my mates piped up saying, "Someone's got a good tan!" as there were no white zones to see. (I replied that is was a great beach to go to!)
For me, people with white zones simply don't get much opportunity to strip off completely but are happy to do so on a CO area so I wouldn't say they weren't nudists.

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