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In the UK “naturist” seems to be the party line though nudist is popular and often derogatory among non practitioners.  “Naturist” is given a spurious legitimacy by its back to nature pretentions and its semi radical history but I would argue that all public nudity is exhibitionism though getting organised naturism to admit that would just open too many cans of worms.  Thus us honest exhibitionists stay unofficial, excluded and offer no threat to the status quo either within or without the “movement.”  Can you imagine, though,  the effect of socially accepted exhibitionism?

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I always think that it’s the opening of a sexual conversation even if you have to talk to yourself!  And being bi-sexual I have more conversational options – being seen or exhibiting to males and females and, of course, whatever the response (pretty much) is exciting

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Not by me.  It’s a sort of heightened sexy awareness.  I used to live in an isolated house with a large garden and in summer did everything naked but even doing mundane gardening the feeling never left me.

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Constant internet searching…  I’ve been a naturist, though I prefer “nudist” for years and have been constantly dissapointed by the official organisations which, despite their protestations, seem to go for reclusive nudity and treat it as medical advantage as being “good for you”  Nudity however displayed is a deeply complex thing with many aspects, (the photo above illustrates this), its a package that is never opened.  I hope this site will help open the box.

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Shouldn’t this site endorse and accept all nudity or semi nudity?  If she is an exhibitionist then its fine, if not why embarrass her?  In turn you should enjoy or at least accept it.  Good luck to her though I’m a bit worried by the sofa!.

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