What do you do if someone sees you walking outdoors naked
I just smile and wave if I come upon someone as I'm out walking. If they are closer and want to chat, I'd gladly oblige. More often than not, they are curious as to why I'm walking naked. And more often than not, I think they already have some sort of an answer. They're waiting for me to confirm it. “Yes! I'm a nudist taking a walk.” I love to share my love for being naked when I'm naked. If they are happy to hear me out, I'm happy to be their living proof of a happy nudist and exhibitionist.
Today, I have been out walking with my boyfriend Mirko. He has never been perturbed by my being naked when we have encountered anyone. Well for it’s happened a few times. For quite a few years, since before I was a teenager, I have gone on naked hikes (usually on our land). I have been seen by other people hiking. I will usually try to be casual about it and just keep walking no one has ever complained, most just say 'hi!' and keep walking, some will stop and talk to me. All of my encounters were positive. There is no shame or embarrassment in being naked.
Nudity is basically considered as a taboo in our modern society. During the years of my life, I have realized that people are becoming, are getting more concerned about how they look on social media, and in front on other people. They are worried if someone posts their nude pictures on the internet what would happen, will other people respect them. I think if nudity can be made normal these things will not last in anyone's mind. Posting lustful semi naked pics on Instagram alone or with partners doing lustful things has become usual for people around the world, and people cherish it. Nudity is something different from sex. Posting a nude yoga photo attracts less attention than posting a topless photo with a drink in a pool party. The difference is huge, but we don't want to debate about it. Start with people as they go into school, let them know what nudity is and when combined with wrong things it becomes wrong. Taking nude pictures of others and posting them on internet is wrong, it is a nasty privacy breach. Everyone should have the right of posting or not posting their naked pictures on the internet. If we can make nudity a usual thing no one will confuse it with sexuality.
We have to try to deprive the monsters of the intensity they must feel of not being able to see each other naked, and they will likely, possibly, have no reason to want to rape, because naked people are normal. I don't know, there are possibilities, in removing the 'stigma' of nude bodies, that we might remove the sense of being deprived, and thereby the motivation to mistreat people. I hope, anyway. To be civilised should include all aspects of human 'being', not just shrouded in clothes!
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Today, Mirko carried a small bag, with two bottles of water, and a tee shirt for me, in case it got cold, but he thoroughly loved my being naked, and I loved feeling his eyes on me, and the feel of the air!
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Today, I have been out walking with my boyfriend Mirko. He has never been perturbed by my being naked when we have encountered anyone. Well for it’s happened a few times. For quite a few years, since before I was a teenager, I have gone on naked hikes (usually on our land). I have been seen by other people hiking. I will usually try to be casual about it and just keep walking no one has ever complained, most just say 'hi!' and keep walking, some will stop and talk to me. All of my encounters were positive. There is no shame or embarrassment in being naked.
Nudity is basically considered as a taboo in our modern society. During the years of my life, I have realized that people are becoming, are getting more concerned about how they look on social media, and in front on other people. They are worried if someone posts their nude pictures on the internet what would happen, will other people respect them. I think if nudity can be made normal these things will not last in anyone's mind. Posting lustful semi naked pics on Instagram alone or with partners doing lustful things has become usual for people around the world, and people cherish it. Nudity is something different from sex. Posting a nude yoga photo attracts less attention than posting a topless photo with a drink in a pool party. The difference is huge, but we don't want to debate about it. Start with people as they go into school, let them know what nudity is and when combined with wrong things it becomes wrong. Taking nude pictures of others and posting them on internet is wrong, it is a nasty privacy breach. Everyone should have the right of posting or not posting their naked pictures on the internet. If we can make nudity a usual thing no one will confuse it with sexuality.
We have to try to deprive the monsters of the intensity they must feel of not being able to see each other naked, and they will likely, possibly, have no reason to want to rape, because naked people are normal. I don't know, there are possibilities, in removing the 'stigma' of nude bodies, that we might remove the sense of being deprived, and thereby the motivation to mistreat people. I hope, anyway. To be civilised should include all aspects of human 'being', not just shrouded in clothes!
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Today, Mirko carried a small bag, with two bottles of water, and a tee shirt for me, in case it got cold, but he thoroughly loved my being naked, and I loved feeling his eyes on me, and the feel of the air!
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