supporting naked activities everywhere
Do you think it’s a good idea to let people know you’re a naturist/nudist/naked person? There will obviously be times when it’s either inappropriate or irrelevant, funerals and political electioneering and the like, but the question stands for those more …
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We lived in a very out of the way farmhouse, with no mains facilities at all, we used to run chickens, and my wife worked a productive vegetable garden. One afternoon, some friends arrived with a few others in tow …
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Many people, in the clamour to be seen to be politically correct, seem to believe in the principle that you should not do something if somebody will be upset by it. Being naked in a public space, for instance. While …
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Always remember this highly relevant paragraph from the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union: “Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. This right includes freedom to change religion or belief and freedom, either alone …
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It’s a curious thing about freedom, and policing and moderation, it seems the balance is very difficult to get right. Too strict a patriachical hand and cries of “censorship” are heard. Too lax a hand and cries of “perverts” are heard. …
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The puritan religious right still consider homosexuals a “sin against god”, (ie; they don’t like it). The mindless liberal left consider homosexuals a boon to mankind, (ie; it’s politically correct to approve and woe betide anyone who doesn’t). Never mind …
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It’s very tempting to use the religion card for naked activities, but this is flawed. Very few people actually say “we believe” being naked is good for you, and so forth. I think this approach stands up fine against some …
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I made a comment recently about how “the staid traditional club nudist venue is expiring”. I’d like to clarify that this was not intended to be especially negative towards clubs as a naked venue per se. A nudist club is …
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Online sites generally have a gender imbalance, (approx. 85% male, 10% female, 5% other), which might reflect all sorts of societal issues to do with nudity, but also general internet engagement too, as this imbalance appears to affect most online …
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Here’s an article from a leading UK newspaper: the subtitle is “The group of University of Bristol students stripped off to raise money for charity” while The Sun’s headline of course reads: “Saucy students strip off for Bristol University naked Christmas …
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