A member named Swifthawk wondered about how to choose a nudist centre which truly lived up to its name, that is not be a venue for swingers and the like. Many posts followed, including suggestions to check out whether they are on a list of AANR approved resorts, as this organization will diassociate itself from any centre that does not live up to its standards.
If I may add my own comments:
The way I see it, clubs may well hold whatever activities they like, but if they do not uphold the high standards of naturism (i.e., no sex in a public setting, no overt sexual advances, etc.), then they have forfeited the right to call themselves a naturist club/centre/resort/etc.
Swingers clubs or erotic clubs may very well be clothing-optional or not, but that doesn't make them naturist venues. Part of our collective work should include identifying and blacklisting those clubs who use the term naturist when they clearly shouldn't.
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The way I see it, clubs may well hold whatever activities they like, but if they do not uphold the high standards of naturism (i.e., no sex in a public setting, no overt sexual advances, etc.), then they have forfeited the right to call themselves a naturist club/centre/resort/etc.
Swingers clubs or erotic clubs may very well be clothing-optional or not, but that doesn't make them naturist venues. Part of our collective work should include identifying and blacklisting those clubs who use the term naturist when they clearly shouldn't.