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Being a naturist should come, well, naturally… right? We’re all born naked, after all. But in society, nudity has become a source of shame and ridicule; something totally UN-natural. So why is being in your birthday suit so sinful and wrong? Why is it so socially unacceptable, to the point where it makes us feel uneasy to be naked anywhere but under the shower? We’re constantly told to lose weight, gain weight, work out, hide our flaws, have fuller lips and bigger boobs. And so, we become more aware of and more ashamed of our own bodies. I don’t find nipples (of ANY gender), cellulite or stretch marks offensive. What I DO find offensive though is the ridiculous way society shames the human body. It’s time to sort this out. Here’s what you can do to normalize nudism: 1.    Educate your kids on naturism Sometimes, it all comes down to [READ MORE]

Alright. So when you first glance at the title, this seems like a stretch, right? WRONG! My friends and I used to always joke that we were going to eat our dinners in our bikinis to stay fit, but now that I’m doing my research, I’m starting to see just how true that joke actually is.  Cooking in the nude does change lives and it’s not for the worse. 75% of Americans are Seriously Missing Out Before we get down to “brass tacks” I would just like to point out how easy it is to  take off your clothes  carve out 15-30 mins once a week to make a positive impact  Out of all the things you can do to change your life for the better, THIS has to be one of the hands-down, absolute easiest. Yet according to ABC, “A recent survey found that 15 percent of adults – [READ MORE]

In any setting, it can be difficult to make friends. And if you’re new to nudism, it can be especially hard to make friends within the community for obvious reasons (it is pretty sequestered). And while you have maybe told your friends about your covert lifestyle, you may also crave the opportunity to unabashedly discuss what you love or even better, be in the nude with others who feel the same and aren’t put off by your lack of clothing. But as mentioned, this is no easy feat. On the other hand, if you’re not new to nudism and are simply doing your research before looking to make a change. You may be looking to see how easy it will be for you to find a circle of friends who will accept you should you decide to venture down the nudist path. Either way, this article should be helpful to [READ MORE]

So we’re in the middle of a global pandemic…*gulps* It can be pretty scary to say the least. You may already be asking yourself what millions of others are also asking themselves: How can I protect myself? Outside the home, the essentials are pretty clear. Wear gloves, a mask, wash your hands, and stand at a distance of at least 6 feet. All of this is incredibly important. We all have to commit to staying home as much as possible and staying safe, limiting our exposure in lieu of a vaccine. This is not debatable.  So here we are in 2020 and more specifically, here in the US, we are all for the most part quarantined to our homes except for when it comes to essential business (whether that be your job, grocery shopping, or going to the doctor). Okay, so all of this is super obvious as we are [READ MORE]

Do you like taking off all your clothes and walking around with your boobs, balls and butt out in the open air? Does the thought of heading to a clothing-optional beach give you the overwhelming urge to rip your clothes off? Or maybe you’d just rather hang out with other similarly naked people than with your jeans and sweatpants-wearing buddies? If you found yourself nodding along to one or all of these questions, it could be a tell-tale sign that you are nudist. But apart from the obvious – the fact that you love being butt naked surrounded by other butt naked people – what else is a dead giveaway of your preference for life in the buff? Read on for an extensive list of all the other symptoms indicating that you’re diverting away from a regular “textile” life and heading along naked highway towards nudistville. 1.   You know you’re [READ MORE]