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Absolute Naturists Giving Ourselves Permission to Live Naturally
| The objective of this group is to live nude and natural and promote a sincere desire for everyone to live naturally as nature intended. It is difficult to promote something unless you are passionate about it and truely believe in it. I continue to hear a lot of excuses and fears, mostly personal. I am not minimizing the current legalities but those are concrete items that can be dealt with as a whole. Have you honestly given yourself permission to live naturally(nude)? | |
| ok... I will start and put my money where my mouth is. YES I have given myself permission to live as I want to live, and that is nude and natural. If someone has a problem with that, it is their problem not mine. If a friend has a problem with that, they are not a friend. I don't make excuses or hide behind any personal fear. I have to live happy, living naturally makes me happy and feel very good about myself. | |
| "It is diffcult to promote something when you are passionate about it and truly believe in it". I've come to that point to. Rather than take down my nudist sign in my apartment window when I'm home nude, or steering a conversation away when someone asks me about me being a nudist, or deleting a comment on my Facebook page, I'm taking more of a stand now on what I do and believe about public and private nudity. I'm actually finding my comfort zone is not when I'm "hiding" my nudism, but when I am. Nothing but positive so far! | |
| I initially lost some "friends" when I decided to go 100% in to my present life style..and to say I don't miss them occassionally even now would not be truthful...but life is all about decisions and living by those decisions...my sign on the door lets folk know that I am NOT driving for cover ups...I'm nude...if that offends you then DO NOT walk thru the door...I will understand...if it doe not bother you come on in...what is interesting is how many textiled friends have become more comfortable walking in.. | |
| First of all a true friend will respect any way you decide to live your life. It doesn't matter if your a nudist, straight or gay, religious, whatever. True friends will respect your choice of living no matter what because they know the kind of person you are. If they decide it is wrong and no longer want to be your friend, then they were not true friends to begin with. I have longtime friends that are not nudists that have no problem with us being nudists. They know as as good people and respect our choices. We also do not force our nudism on them. If it makes them uncomfortable, then we dress, if they don't mind, then we are nude. I will never impose my nudity on someone without asking their opinion. That is just being respectful. If someone asks about nudism, I would be more that happy to answer questions. I would rather educate someone than force them to see us nude. If they decide to try it and love it great, if not, then at least they will have a new respect for it and understanding. Bottom line is that with true friends, it does not matter how we choose to live our life. if we are happy, then our friends will be happy for us. | |
| Yes, I've decided to live as a true nudist. However, I have a reluctant wife whose not embraced nudism and, so, insists I put on clothes in the presence of others. As much as possible, I've only worn my robe but, at my wife's insistence have actually donned sweat pants and shirt too. I hope to reach the point where my friends will know I'm a nudist (a fact I communicated to a fellow female employee just the other day, via email. She thanked me for the information I gave her about Christian Nudist sites and stated she'd like to visit a resort but I haven't heard from her since. Therefore, I'm not sure how she stands on the issue at the moment), and will accept my choice and even decide to join me in the experience. Jim | |
| Anybody new care to comment on this older but very relevant topic? Are there any changes of thought from those who have been around for a while? Any advice or new experiences. Please share. | |
| I am not a fulltime nudist, but I am nude as much as possible. I have 2 AANR stickers on my car (the one that came with my membership info, and the one that says "right to bare arms...). If someone asks, I tell them that nudism is about enjoying life naturally. I guess I'm lucky because most of my friends are nudists, too. |
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