No one cares what you look like. The only person who will care, will be you. The first time you may be terrified, thinking people will stare and only at YOU and wonder why you having taken that gym membership and diet a bit more serious. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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eed to be comfortable with who you are and what you look like. Baring it all means practicing some serious body acceptance – of both your body, and the bodies of others. You will realise you don’t look that different from everyone else, your bum isn’t that big and you’re not fat and there will be very few of those so called ‘perfect’ bodies. People come in all shapes, sizes and colours and so do their bits. There will be small breasts and pendulous breasts, flat tummies, stretch marks, six-pack abs, wide hips and bony butts, plastic surgery, scars, supple youth and bent old age.
No matter who you are or what you look like you will be normal. Everyone’s body looks normal and natural – a big relief from the ‘perfect’ bodies we’re used to seeing. You are unlikely to see or meet Mr and Miss supermodel. Most people usually don’t feel comfortable enough to go nude until they are a bit older so most are likely to be in their 30’s or 40’s or older. If you are in your youthful years, why wait treat yourself with the experience and have some idea what you are likely to expect as you get older.
Very true.
One of the big attractions of being nudists for us is that people accept each other as we are, just people, naked, no labels attached through clothing. We’ve met new people that way who are just themselves, not disguised as someone else in clothing, genuine people, being themselves. We love the nudist way of life, to us it feels more open, upfront and honest.