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>Hey Jac, > >I realise this reply comes a little late, but I don't >come on here very much!! I guess my take on things is >different as i don't consider myself a naturist. >Myself and my housemate just like the freedom of being >able to spend the day naked on the beach, it's the >freedom and quietness that appeals. From what i can >gather the notion of a non-sexual environment is >central to the whole ethos of naturism. Perhaps I >don't participate enough, because each time i have >stood on a beach in broad daylight and pulled my >bikini bottoms down it has given me a little naughty >thrill! By the end of the day (or even an hour in) it >just feels natural. Its the same when we have visited >spas and public baths in Europe (esp Germany) - both >sexes happily wander about, use saunas, showers, >loungers, spa baths totally naked. It's a bit of a >shock to start with, but it becomes natural. I think >the issue is society in general is a bit too hung up >on nudity in certain situations. I think there is a >natural curiosity in all of us, this curiosity can be >satisfied without it becoming seedy or voyeuristic. I >don't care if people look at me, so long as they don't >stare, likewise i don't see the issue with looking at >other people, so long as it's respectful. As I said, >our nudist activities are limited to a few times on >holiday each year, and are driven primarily by the >desire to find a quiet beach and not come home with >tan lines. I don't see why your point of view should >be frowned upon, in fact, in reading other posts on >here, it seems you are not alone! > >All the best > >Sarah,x

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