What makes a place feel safe to be nude?
In this #UndressedThread, we're exploring the spaces that help us relax, connect, and feel at ease
Between battles over beaches, changing club cultures, and the closure of longtime naturist spaces, it raises an interesting question:
What actually makes a place feel safe?
Is it rules? The people? Privacy? Something else?
Leave your thoughts in the comments. 🪐
I’d say it’s the people. If you feel like you are entering an enclave of accepting, like-minded, supportive people who also embrace nudism, it welcomes you into the fold so much faster
All the above. It is a mindset. The surroundings set the experience. By yourself you can find space a few feet off the trail to enjoy. 20 feet away pass clothed hikers while i lay in the sun or sit in a creek. Orher times i enjoy social events.
Look around, assess the area, find your spot , then enjoy.
Have i enjoyed where i maybe should not have? Im sure, but no bad remarks have been made.
Only one rude comment in over 10 years of hiking was during a group hike when a 40s/50s female told the group we are disgusting. Then shen ran into the other group 30? Minutes later with the same comment.
Driving nude to events and back help make the day.