The Nude Life

I saw one of those tawdry tabloids at the supermarket yesterday. You know the kind. The cover was plastered with photos of, well, people that didn’t exactly look like models in their swimsuits, with captions that absolutely delighted in how ‘bad’ they looked.

How sad that anyone could find pleasure in mocking someone’s physical appearance. And they think we’re the sick ones.

These poor creatures live in a world of sexual hype based on beauty, makeup, clothing and body ‘quality’. They see everything as sexual and miss the most beautiful part of anyone’s body; the part between the ears. The mind, the personality are hidden from them because of their obsession with ‘beauty’.

Of course they see social nudity as some sort of sexual obsession. They see nudity only as something sexual.

And they savage us because we do not suffer from their affliction. Sure, we recognize physical beauty, but don’t see it as the be-all and end-all. We enjoy the pleasures of nudity and are more than willing to allow the the same of others, regardless of ‘appearance’.

We don’t ask that textiles join us (though that would be nice!), just that they allow us that freedom as we allow them the freedom to wear uncomfortable clothing.

Is that so much to ask?

- Steve

I call your attention to the new page linked to at the top of The Nude Life blog starting today, Places. It’s a short summary of all the various places we’ve visited in the 15 years we’ve been nudists, along with a list of other nude trips and destinations where we’ve been able to go nude.

I’m sure we’ve left some off the list that we’ve forgotten about, and doesn’t include plans for nude trips yet to come, but it will serve as a bit of a history for us and our nude wanderings to date.

Feel free to post your own list of the nude destinations you’ve visited or want to visit, or ask about resorts or beaches you’re interested in, in The Nude Life Forum.