Photos helped me feel less alone half a lifetime ago when I didn’t know others like me existed. It’s our responsibility to present what nudism is accurately.

This is why I’ve moved away from the “every body is beautiful” narrative I saw a lot when first engaging online and moved into “every body is worthy of dignity and respect.” Plugging in “beauty” seems antithetical to what naturism is about.

Mid-honeymoon takes the edge off for sure.

I don’t get it but am thrilled you’ve properly used “Xennial.”

Vermont is correct. State laws are that you can exit your home nude but aren’t supposed to disrobe outdoors (though this is overlooked at traditional nude spots).

Just blocked it. It didn’t come up in notifications it was following me.

Bodies are bodies. Personalities, however, can invite or repel.

Don’t forget to remove the book’s jacket so it doesn’t feel awkward and out of place.

Big baby didn’t get his peace prize so now he’s threatening more places than usual.

I like when we’re part of the landscape in photos. It shows us that there is something bigger than ourselves and that we’re part of the whole.

Absolutely.

Summer ‘22 at Ledges.

Thank you for this post. Last year, a few influential writers argued for some blurred lines in nudism. It was disheartening. So it’s nice to see clear-eyed understanding of what this movement and way of living truly is.

My favorite player is now a coach in Toronto so they have my loyalty.

Empathy is a strength.