A Sun Lover
Any nudist around the world who loves the kisses of sun rays on the bare skin....
- created by suhritnew
Nature is Naked.
Return to DiscussionsIn addition, not wearing clothing in warm weather reduces environmental impact. Some anthropologist believe humans started wearing clothing in response to global cooling and expanding to areas with a cooler climate. Perhaps global warming will make it more acceptable to not wear anything when warm enough to do so.
16 years ago I bought some land in a rural area. I spent every weekend there nude, inside and outside. 6 1/2 years ago I moved here and started living as a full time nudist. The first weekend I was here 16 years ago, a friend and I hiked around the property and he took this picture.
16 years ago I bought some land in a rural area. I spent every weekend there nude, inside and outside. 6 1/2 years ago I moved here and started living as a full time nudist. The first weekend I was here 16 years ago, a friend and I hiked around the property and he took this picture.
Do you have very little clothing since you rarely wear anything?
16 years ago I bought some land in a rural area. I spent every weekend there nude, inside and outside. 6 1/2 years ago I moved here and started living as a full time nudist. The first weekend I was here 16 years ago, a friend and I hiked around the property and he took this picture.
Hi there!! Your pic in the tree with your piercings is so friggin hot!! WOW!!! I'm assuming your property is in Texas? Would love to be naked friends... You're welcome in Phoenix anytime !!
Often when visiting the clothing-optional beach I don't bring anything to lay on. I just lay directly on the sand, making a really intimate connection with the beach. Of course, that also means I need to rinse off the sand afterwards, so I have a dip in the ocean to do so, followed by a walk along the shore to dry off.
Of course, I only do this nude as, when wearing a swimsuit, I hate getting sand trapped in my suit. Not a problem when not wearing one.