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NUDE BY NATURE: Living naturally without clothes
NUDE BY NATURE: Living naturally without clothes
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My family and my very close friends well know my decades-long relationship to clothes—I am not a comfortable carrier of textiles. The moment my feet enter my door, the clothes disappear. I am comfortable in my skin, wrinkles, imperfections and all.
I teach adult students in Southeast Asia . During one lesson I told my students I wouldn’t be around for a few days as I was going to a naturist resort and then to an island to spend the day on the beach with a naturist group. “What is a naturist?” I explained it is someone who prefers living without wearing clothes. The students were fascinated.
“Exactly what other people do, except we do not wear clothes.”
“How can you not get emotions? Why don’t you like wearing clothes? Don’t you like clothes? What do you look at? Where do you look? What about when others look at you? Aren’t you embarrassed?”
So many questions made me realize the many misconceptions about naturism / nudism. And there are many. It’s extremely difficult for an unbeliever to accept that those without clothes go around doing exactly the same things as those with them and that sex or orgies are not in some way involved.
What is this urge that we as naturists have to walk around sans clothes? Besides the irritation of being constricted, for me it is the knowledge that the skin is the largest living and breathing organ we have, it’s a sacrilege to prevent it from communicating with all that’s out there by covering it in layers that separate us in so many ways from our fellow man and nature.
Naked we commune with our similarly disrobed peers without the barriers of culture, religion, status or education. The cut of our clothes doesn’t separate us—there’s no such thing as designer skin, or casual or formal wear. We are what we are. Through our skin we commune with the sea, the sun, the wind. We understand the very nature of nature itself. We feel the moon, the stars sparkle on our shoulders, sun kisses our shoulders, lightning energizes our very beings. We are open, and in being open, we remove the need to impress, or to “live up to the Jones.”
We were a mix of six nations and skin tone ranged from “Ice” to “Midnight,” and while English was a reasonably mutual tongue, not all of it was understandable and we were slightly awkward with each other. We hired a boat (minimal clothing a must) and headed for the island where the clothing disappeared on arrival and wasn’t seen again until late afternoon when we all had to dress for the return journey.
Gone was the awkwardness. Now we were just all people—different shades and tints, different language, different backgrounds and cultures, but just people.
And we cavorted in the sea, sat and talked on the beach, separated and came together in walks, sunbathing, snorkeling and just being together. We discussed life, the universe, everything—philosophy, global warming, conspiracy theories, politics, the price of gold.
We asked each other questions about things that matter. We talked about global warming, politics, travelling, health issues, food, tourism, the ecology. We went for long walks, cleaning up the beach as we ambled, even rescuing a crab trapped in a golf bag that someone had thrown into the sea.
There’s a noticeable difference in the gaze of the naturist eye—it looks at others without judgment. When naturists communicate, you will rarely hear, “where did you get that … some or other possession?” and what you definitely WON’T hear is “where did you get that freckle/skin/nose/strange shape?” Genes are genes, DNA is DNA, and there’s nothing to be done about it. We’re all designer made. Being a naturist is to unflinchingly see the bare truth in so many ways. It’s accepting that we’re all equal , regardless of shape, colour, creed, nationality, gender or sexual orientation. And, while naturists are hell on marketers of all things fashion, they are good for the environment.
To misquote Biblical Job, “ Naked came I into this world, naked will I leave .” And the time in between will be spent robing and disrobing, in search of that place where it’s possible for people to live the way we’re born and the way we all will die…barely.
I agree with what you said and would be naked most of the time but the law won’t allow it. I feel like my rights are being violated.
Agree with your post! I sleep nude. My wife of 20+ years can attest. Only thing is I wish didn’t feel the need to be dressed when others are around. Wife isn’t into it at all. Rare to even see her topless.
I have been living a nudist lifestyle at home for the past 20 years.
My children and wife have been enjoying this lifestyle with me for the past 9 years.
My children usually get naked as soon as possible after school and stay that way until we have something to go do.
They always ask why I am dressed on my day off work.
Or they will ask if we are going somewhere if I get dressed.
I believe this is the healthiest way th raise a family.
My kids will never feel shameful about their bodies.
They do understand what modisy is in public and know that there is a time and place for being naked.
Naturism is a way of life for a lot of people especially if you have grown up to appreciate that the human body is not for ridicule.
We all have a body which is covered but underneath we are nude and yet so many say it’s obscene to be seen this way when in actual fact the error of society has been to bring out the worst of humanities sins.
Before Victorian times nakedness was not frowned upon but that era made the natural form out to be disgusting.If one has ever had an opportunity to live with nature in the au naturale the being dressed continually is to be uncomfortable and literally blind to the wholesomeness of nudity and social nudity is an achievement as one can enjoy life’s pursuits that much more. I would not call nudity sinful that aspect comes from the object of your mind and not the object it self.
Being a vet myself, I can see that there is interesting parallel in the way animals feel free and humans feel out of bound without artificial boundaries created in very recent history of humanity.
Dr Dipesh Bhalani Ghoda(vet) Doctor, Rajkot
My wife and I live a seclude life in a forest in the the Appalachian mountains. We are naked most of the time, walking amongst the trees and working in the garden naked. Man has managed to wreck what was once a beautiful natural world. The fall of man and narrow minded thinking has ruined what should have been paradise. After spending weeks and months without clothes, and working around the homestead, we feel more at peace with the Earth. Temperature fluctuations don’t bother me as much going between hot and cold. And I have noticed an increased presence of beneficial insects and wildlife. Not because we are naked, but because of the way we respect our surrounding environment. Being nude just put harmony back to the natural rythms we should all have. If you just let go of your fears, you will see we really are all the same without clothes. Debt and mind manipulation by the rich, and government, prevents a true natural peace that we would all have otherwise. I would like to see the norm of clothes reversed, and make wearing clothes illegal and shameful.
I would loved to go out on the beach and roam the beach and walk around naked is very good and you can stay cooler than getting hot with your clothes on all day .Your body needs to cool off and breathe so it can feel refreshed to be renewed feeling to your body. You also can do is dive in the water and swim naked explore what it is in the sea while you are finding out what is in deep down at the sea ..learn well and communitcate with people you meet at the beach .
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I have no qualms walking around in the buff in front of my daughters. And they do the same with me. We even take showers together if we´re pressed for time. My girls are now 14 and 11, but we've taken baths together since they were born.
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I have no qualms walking around in the buff in front of my daughters. And they do the same with me. We even take showers together if we´re pressed for time. My girls are now 14 and 11, but we've taken baths together since they were born.
I was raised in a country (Spain) where nudity in beaches and pools is normal.
This doesn´t mean we'd do it just anywhere. Now that we're a blended family and because we live in the U.S., I tell my girls to cover up when walking around the house, and of course I do the same. There is such a thing as common sense. If I were with my father-in-law or with my husband's employer, of course I would wear a top.
Otherwise, I'm happy to report my girls and I are comfortable enough with our bodies that, given the chance, we´ll quickly undress and enjoy a wonderful sense of freedom. If we had the chance to lounge around in a beach in Europe we'd be quite comfortable going topless. Heck, I even sleep naked if I can.
In Spain you can see toddlers running around the beach naked and nobody bats an eye. Girls don't wear bikini tops until they really need to, for support, and maybe not even then. Are there oglers and rapists behind a bush ready to pounce? Well no, not really. I mean, I´m sure men look, but when there are so many breasts to gaze at, it´s just not that big of a deal.
The human body is a beautiful thing, and yes, there is a time and place for everything. But breastfeeding in public or baring your breasts at the beach doesn´t need to be sexualized. In Scandinavia families hang out together, naked, in the sauna or the jacuzzi.
Photo: My daughter at 5, feeling carefree at the beach © Lorraine C. Ladish
My eldest was very aware of this difference between Spain and the United States even as a little girl. So up until she started puberty, she wore her hair in a bob and went to the beach or the pool wearing boy´s swimming trunks. Most of the time she'd be mistaken for a boy, but sometimes people asked. I would say, yeah, she's a girl. Or maybe she'd answer herself. She was, of course, as flat-chested as a boy. This deal of wearing swimming trunks all came about after she was told at four years old, to wear a top at a public pool. At four!
I remember asking the pool manager why my daughter had to cover up because she didn´t even have breasts! He said it was a rule. Well, unless you find a way around it, when in Rome. Well, I'm glad my daughter did find a way around it: boy's swimming trunks. For that, I'm proud of her.
What´s your take on nudity around your children?
This post originally appeared on BabyCenter en español .
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