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Found it through Twitter. I’d been looking around to be more vocal about enjoying being naked, and this account came up. I think I reached it by clicking through some other accounts, and retweets, stuff like that.
Not the question, but something I’d like to add: what I appreciate is that here, it’s not necessarily about “Are you a nudist? And/or a naturist? What do those words mean for you?” but rather, simply, more welcoming maybe: hey, you like to get naked, great, join the club!
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For me, it depends mostly on whether it’s a location where nudity is expected or not.
Over the years, I’ve been to a lot of outdoor locations where it was very easy to drop my clothes. And then there were a few where it was more of a challenge, though that usually added to the fun.
Indoors, well, the thing for me is that then it’s usually with fewer people. Then it starts to feel more ‘intimate’ very quickly. People can get different ideas more easily than in a public place. So in my personal experience, I would say I’ve had more challenging moments when getting naked indoors than outdoors. But everyone’s experiences might be wildly different, of course. 🙂
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Hm… For me, it depends on whether the audience is also nude, I suppose. I’ve modelled (they’re taking anyone these days! haha) for an art class, and that was six students plus one instructor. Obviously, I was naked and they were all fully dressed. That was alright. Not sure how I would’ve felt if the group had been larger. Maybe then the ratio will start to get weird, I don’t know.
On nude beaches, campsites and at wellness resorts, I don’t mind how many people are there – but most of them would be naked, too. The occasional employee there isn’t, but that feels different.
So, I suppose, if the others are not also naked, I’d prefer the audience to not be too big. If everyone or a decent percentage of the other are nude like me, heck, bring on the whole world. 🙂
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