I think the Thoughtful Naturist is one of the most intelligent voices on naturism on the web right now, particularly in this piece where he reconciles his own feelings about embracing his proclivity for naturism. In doing so, he finds that most people are more accepting of social nudity than one might thing… at least in the UK. I don’t know if this would stand up to the “Standards for Prudery in the United States” test, but as the author notes, you simply don’t know unless you put yourself out there. A compelling argument.
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“…secrecy breeds suspicion which increases the desire for secrecy, a never ending cycle” is pretty hard to argue with. Naturists are perhaps our own worst enemies in that regard. I’m very open about my love of being naked, including posting photos on my blog that, while discrete, make it clear that I’m wearing nothing but a backpack.
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The past few months a number of our life models, in our weekly Drawing Group, stated they were too cold to disrobe or felt the need to wear a sweater, sweat pants or a t-shirt. Twice I disrobed during the break and let the group draw me. One time this motivated the model to disrobe, another time, two other artists volunteered to model.
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