More Physically or Pyschologically Vulnerable From Being Only One Naked?

[Ed]

There are so many elements to this. I know people who are totally at ease being naked in front of other people but hate being the centre of attention. For them being the only one naked is only embarrassing because of the attention it draws.

Other people are totally humiliated by being naked in front of other people but love the attention (or indeed the humiliation itself!).

There’s also the element of bravery. You can be brave enough to overcome your shyness.

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[Arthur]

I agree because personally I feel that if you weren’t the center of attention and if people weren’t even acknowledging your nudity it would be easier to be comfortable, but if everyone was focusing on you and the fact that you are naked and looking at you and talking about how you are naked that would make it all the more humiliating, and of course the humiliation is part of what makes it exciting or, a big part of it, at least for me. I don’t see how I could be in a situation where I was naked without feeling some degree of humiliation as to me that’s just a totally vulnerable place to be both physically and psychologically and I couldn’t see myself really overcoming that no matter how hard I tried.

[Anonymous]

I occasionally dream that I’ve turned up at an event unintentionally naked. I hope that’s a fairly common dream! Nobody notices that I’m naked and my fear throughout is that someone will realise and draw attention to me. If that happened in real life, I’d be worried about getting a full-on erection, as that would somehow undermine the defence that I was naked by mistake.

Back to this thread, yes, I’d be more comfortable if nobody noticed, but it’s difficult to think of an example where that might happen. Maybe a clothing-optional event in an art gallery, where people would be too polite to stare or say anything if I was the only one who actually turned up naked. The gym changing room I mentioned a few threads ago could be another example if, after I stripped naked in an empty changing room, others arrived and all managed to stay covered up.

If I’m naked outside in a remote and quiet place, I don’t really want to be spotted and I’d feel awkward if I was. If, on the other hand, I was playing a game or doing a dare on an experiment, the whole point is to be noticed and – depending on my mood and the event – feel embarrassed or humiliated, or enjoy being the centre of attention. Often my real motive for getting naked in a game, though, is to make it ok for others to strip too. Then I can satisfy my curiosity about what their bodies look like and how they feel about the experience.

[Anonymous]

“More Physically or Pyschologically Vulnerable From Being Only One Naked?”

If those feelings (both of them) are wearing off, being tied up can help restore them! (In my current profile photo, my wrists are gaffer-taped. I did that more to prove to myself that I would go through with it, but I was only there with one other person who did the tape and took the photo. It was exciting, but would have been very different in a public space.)

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