OK. Thanks for the link, Defender. Kinda like the tongue trick with tying the cherry stem, hunh (nope, I haven't figured that one out yet, either).

 

I'm sitting here waiting for my air filter to dry and then I'm headed for St Pete.

This has a been a fun little interlude walking tastefully around the censorship issue.

I'd like to take it a step farther. When is nudity wrong? Is it a body shame issue?

How did it get there. Furthermore why should it stay there. Are we all hiding behind clothes? Can we not trust each other?

I've been a nudist for 35 years. One of the interesting things I've found is that people, once they get used to a nude environment often become far less judgemental of others.

I've watched women who've had masectomies come to a nudist resort for no other reason that to help them with acceptance issues. You see people of all shapes and sizes, many with physical handicaps.

The point is people seem to be far more honest with themselves and each other once they shed their clothes. It's hard to be someone your not naked.

Anyway I see beauty in the human form and I see humanity in it too.

how about some opinions

Check this out this is the website for the largest nudist organization in the USA.

AANR




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Flts, you sound like my husband. He has no problem with nudity. Sometimes I have to MAKE him put clothes on. You can't walk around Wal-Mart nekkid!

 

Probably. If the whole world were nudist, it wouldn't be an issue.

[QUOTE]How did it get there.

 

Oh, lord, Uppity, now I'll never get that image out of my head. Wal-Mart is definitely one place I don't want to see the shoppers nekkid!

 

Well, I personally thought the video was interesting and sexy. But as a mod, I have to take into consideration what is appropriate for the forum. So Chaz and I are going to discuss it and then we will post something.

 

Now there's a diet right there. Forget carbs! Right as you are about to take a bite of that cake or french fry, just close your eyes and imagine Wal-Mart full of nekkid folks! Especially the one bending over to reach that National Enquirer on the bottom shelf

 

[QUOTE=uppitychick,Apr 1 2005, 01:24 PM] Now there's a diet right there.

 

Eliot, please remove the link if you haven't already.

Debs and I discussed this. Sorry, kids. Take it offline.

 

You are absolutely correct .. J and I have been to GL Negril and Braco many times and always find that the people who are the nicest; least pretentious; fun to be with; and not filled with hang-ups are those on the clothing optional beach. We have met the nicest people that way.