Post #2johngwSuper NudistDo not do unto others as you would that they should do unto you. Their tastes may differ. GBS RE:Walk nudeI haven't gone shopping naked in regular shops but I have done so in appropriate holiday centres.
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RE:Walk nudeI haven't gone shopping naked in regular shops but I have done so in appropriate holiday centres.
Nice photos! Question, if in an appropriate holiday center, is it daring?
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Post #4johngwSuper NudistDo not do unto others as you would that they should do unto you. Their tastes may differ. GBS RE:Walk nudeI haven't gone shopping naked in regular shops but I have done so in appropriate holiday centres.Nice photos! Question, if in an appropriate holiday center, is it daring?
Probably not by our standards, but definitely daring by the standards of the majority of customers who are, after all, having a holiday at a nude-friendly holiday centre.
I have regularly been the only one naked in a queue of thirty or more at the baker's in one of these centres.
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RE:Walk nudeOh that sounds like fun being the only one naked. Congratulations
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Post #6johngwSuper NudistDo not do unto others as you would that they should do unto you. Their tastes may differ. GBS RE:Walk nudeOh that sounds like fun being the only one naked. Congratulations
It happened most mornings the last time I was there.
It also happened most evenings in restaurants.
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RE:Walk nudeAgree, even if a nude venue, it does seem daring if you are the only one nude with 30 others clothed.
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RE:Walk nudeI wish we lived in an enlightened country too. I shop wearing minimal clothes, just cut off shorts and a t shirt or tank top, at least the stores where I live now allow me being barefoot.
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