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I called a friend today to let her know I would be stopping by to pick up something. She told me to give her a few minutes so she could get dressed, as she was cleaning in the nude. I laughed and told her I would give her plenty of time, then asked where all the kids were. Well, they were home, a son,14 and a daughter, 11. She told me the three of them frequently walk around the house nude, although her husband and an older daughter don't.

I guess she picked up on my shock, because she told me her kids found it normal for her to clean that way, and it didn't bother them. I told her it seemed weird to be nude in front of her son, admittedly a late bloomer, who is just entering puberty.

I don't have a hang-up about nudity, as recently as this year I went to a nude beach. But, I wouldn't be comfortable walking around that way in front of my teens.

So, is this just my personal opinion, as she thinks, or is there a good reason to put clothes on in front of older kids?

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I spend a lot of time in my boxers and Tee... but couldn't imagine doing cleaning in anything less.

Additionally, I don't live with kids, lol. I would never want to see my parents naked going about their business and agree with you that it is weird.

Somewhere between 5 and 10, prancing around naked should probably be stopped. But again, I don't have children and only came here to comment that I agree with you that it is weird.

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That's weird, Mattie. We're not prudes here, but we certainly don't casually walk around nude. My children and husband walk around in their underwear, not all day but when they wake up and go to the kitchen or come/go from the bathroom. I wrap a towel around myself when leaving the bathroom and heading to the bedroom. If I'm caught dressing via someone walking into my room accidently, they turn their heads with an oops. I do the same if I accidently walk in when they are naked. We don't make a big deal about it, we just turn our heads. But in NO WAY are we walking around naked casually.

The thought of a parent literally cleaning in the nude around children that old is unsettling. It makes me think of how they always say it's the family members who children are in the greatest risk of being sexually molested by. I'm glad you spoke honestly and told her that you thought it was weird for her to do that in front of a son so old.
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That's weird, Mattie. We're not prudes here, but we certainly don't casually walk around nude. My children and husband walk around in their underwear, not all day but when they wake up and go to the kitchen or come/go from the bathroom. I wrap a towel around myself when leaving the bathroom and heading to the bedroom. If I'm caught dressing via someone walking into my room accidently, they turn their heads with an oops. I do the same if I accidently walk in when they are naked. We don't make a big deal about it, we just turn our heads. But in NO WAY are we walking around naked casually.

The thought of a parent literally cleaning in the nude around children that old is unsettling. It makes me think of how they always say it's the family members who children are in the greatest risk of being sexually molested by. I'm glad you spoke honestly and told her that you thought it was weird for her to do that in front of a son so old.
Yeah that is a bit strange. Dashing from bathroom to bedroom to get dressed- not strange.
Spending hours in the nude with teenage kids around- strange.
I would never do that!
And to be honest, I wouldn't feel very comfortable doing household chores in the nude...

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There are entire communities of nudists, where people don't _just_ lay out naked on the beach; being unclothed is part of their lifestyle. Their kids are brought up this way, it is natural to them, the idea of wearing clothes in front of your own family and friends is weird to them.

There's nothing wrong with it, IF it is part of the lifestyle you raise your family in. I think that if the husband and daughter who -do- wear clothes in the house, have no problem with the wife and children who do -not- wear clothes in the house, then there's no problem. If either of the two are uncomfortable with the idea, then it is a problem.
When our children were growing up, we all wore a minimum of clothing around the house, but we never would go completely nude. Children in puberty are especially shy about new hair, new protuberances, etc. But our children felt entirely comfortable in their underwear around the house, or with big shirts or nightshirts thrown on to cover the 'important' parts.

We did however have aquaintances who were all-out nudists. They even went nude on their 12 acres of farm - which meant that their neighbors had very few parties. The aquaintances and all 5 of their children would be outside working, playing, etc. and had no qualms about leaning across the fence to talk to their neighbors. One of our associates mentioned that to visit their home was extremely uncomfortable - not because of the nudity, but because they did not follow the standard practice of placing towels, etc, where they sat on cushioned furniture. She thought that was particularly gross. (BTW, these were not attractive people; nothing you'd expect to see on a "reality" show.)

Their children were well-behaved and very quiet and polite - until their daughter came home pregnant at 14. Then they started to question their lifestyle and encouragement of their 60's style "freedom". "Free love" and "open lifestyle" sounds good until someone ends up paying for it...

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Some things are weird but harmless. I would say this is one of those thing. I do think it's a bit strange, but not necessarily harmful.
Too much bending over during cleaning. That's just gross and creepy.

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