I've been a member of a non-landed naturist club for some time now. Some members were very used to getting involved in 'improving' the various sites that the club have used. At one site that was being used up to about 10 years ago it was better provisioned than some basic but permanent nudist clubs. Over time some of those members who'd got 'stuck in' moved on or left this earth. It seemed to me that many of the newer members wanted 'resort' level provisions while continuing to expect to pay low membership fees. This seemed to occur more as we were adapting a new site for our use. The club still exists, just, but I can't see how it will survive much longer as it is. I don't get the feeling that these factors are unique among nudist clubs.
Many younger people who enjoy social nudity seem to prefer a less organised setup than the more traditional nudist club. There may be a happy middle-ground somewhere the various types of nudists can get something together where we can all benefit from relaxing clothes-free. So, I welcome this type of initiative that could help our future socialising remain a naked one.
The local naturist club has only offered the essentials in recent times, but for me simply having some land where we could regularly meet other members to be nude 24/7 during our stays more than made up for that. I have loved being a part of a local smallish nudist community, there can be very special friendships formed among nudists. I don't think I've ever had the equivalent of that among textile friends, even though some of the latter have been close and lasted since my teenage years.
I wish this GroupFlow initiative well in promoting nudism for all.
Great article! Looking forward to more progress on building the naturist community 😎
This is very cool. I'm glad to see naturism adapting to the 21st century and finding new ways to reach new people.
Finally, someone with a brain! A cool glass of water for those of us in nudist hell.
I've been a member of a non-landed naturist club for some time now. Some members were very used to getting involved in 'improving' the various sites that the club have used. At one site that was being used up to about 10 years ago it was better provisioned than some basic but permanent nudist clubs. Over time some of those members who'd got 'stuck in' moved on or left this earth. It seemed to me that many of the newer members wanted 'resort' level provisions while continuing to expect to pay low membership fees. This seemed to occur more as we were adapting a new site for our use. The club still exists, just, but I can't see how it will survive much longer as it is. I don't get the feeling that these factors are unique among nudist clubs.
Many younger people who enjoy social nudity seem to prefer a less organised setup than the more traditional nudist club. There may be a happy middle-ground somewhere the various types of nudists can get something together where we can all benefit from relaxing clothes-free. So, I welcome this type of initiative that could help our future socialising remain a naked one.
The local naturist club has only offered the essentials in recent times, but for me simply having some land where we could regularly meet other members to be nude 24/7 during our stays more than made up for that. I have loved being a part of a local smallish nudist community, there can be very special friendships formed among nudists. I don't think I've ever had the equivalent of that among textile friends, even though some of the latter have been close and lasted since my teenage years.
I wish this GroupFlow initiative well in promoting nudism for all.