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I travel around the UK for work about once a month and lately I’ve become intrigued by the idea of standing at the hotel window naked.
The first time I tried it was during a stay in a ground-floor room near Manchester. I left the lights on and the curtains open. I went to the bathroom, stripped down, and walked out naked. Brushing my teeth as I wandered around the room seemed a natural thing to do if anyone saw me. I wandered around the room, making sure to pass the window several times, glancing outside. The window was at a height that would definitely reveal me if anyone looked in. It opened up to a small courtyard with about twenty other rooms facing in. I have no idea if anyone saw me, but the whole experience was definitely fun.
On my next trip, my hotel room overlooked a busy main road. I figured the next step up from my previous try was to stand at the window naked, hands behind my head, feeling very exposed. I turned off the lights, because I’m not that brave. It was around 9 PM, and the road was filled with people and cars passing by. Although they walked by just fifteen meters away, none of them seemed to look up. I stood there for around 10 minutes, enjoying the exposure and also worrried a photo would appear on some social media site the following day.
Has anyone else tried hotel exhibitionism, do you have any suggestions? I love the thought of walking through the hotel corridors nude (we’ve all seen some videos), but I’m not sure that’s a good idea!
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I tended to be carefree about who could see me naked when I stayed in hotels when travelling on business before I retired.
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I just took a week’s solo vacation in Cyprus. The weather’s still warm there, in early November. Partially inspired by this topic, I spent most of the mornings and evenings in my Airbnbs and hotel rooms nude with the blinds open. They had nice balconies too. I wasn’t entirely inconsiderate: with one balcony that was particularly exposed, I put up a towel so the neighbouring hotel wouldn’t have to see.
I considered walking the halls, but one hotel had several obvious cameras so I didn’t risk it. But a different, older hotel did not have any visible cameras. So when I woke up in the middle of the night, I walked slowly all the way to one end of the hall, and then all the way to the other end. Such fun.
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