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caught walking naked by textiles and not knowing what to say!

Posted Nov 26, 2014

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nudeguy24Original Poster
Nov 26, 2014

Has anyone been caught out walking nude in non nudist places for example country lanes or woods and come across textiles. If so have you said anything to them as you have walked past?

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  • NU
    nudeguy24
    nudeguy24Original Poster
    Nov 26, 2014

    Yeah I was caught the other day again haha just kind of smile and walk it off. They didn't say anything. I expect someone will one day though. I was kind of thinking if it happened to me and I saw someone walking naked  it wouldn't bother me maybe that's just cos of the way I think? I always just try smile and say hi!

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    BillBowser
    Nov 27, 2014
    While staying at DeAnza Springs last winter I often hiked nude in the desert and especially along the railroad tracks adjacent to the property. The RR is a popular hiking and biking trail, so there were a few times when I encountered textiles, most were bikers who overtook me. As I always try to do I acted as if there was nothing unusual about the encounter. I say hello and sometimes make some other comment. On occasion the person I greeted stopped to chat with no mention ever being made of my lack of attire. I spoke with one fellow about the history of the RR and the RR museum not too far away for about 10 munites. I've sometimes wondered what he told his wife and friends about the naked guy he met out in the desert. I'll bet it's an amusing story.

    I have also had a couple of encounters outside another nude resort that were very similar. I believe the key to avoiding an unpleasant encounter is to act as if there is nothing unusual about it. Of course if the person you encounter is unreasonably opposed to public nudity there is very little chance that things will go well. I suppose it might be a good idea to carry a pair of shorts to slip on when you meet that sort of person.

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    JohnE44
    Nov 29, 2014
    I go hiking in the woods it's great fun and relaxing  I have run into a few ATV riders or mountain biker I gotten waves and a few people saying hi most of the I Carrie my shorts with me but I find it best is to act normal

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    NakedBadger
    Dec 5, 2014
    It's happened.  Most of the time I've been in an area where the others could expect to encounter folks whose attire is "nothing at all".

    I'm reminded of "always being ready to answer with the hope that is in me" (phrase from the letters of St. Paul in the New Testament).  In this situation it would be "I hope that the day will come when being naked is not something that one has to explain".

    NB
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  • LA
    Lakeman221
    Dec 15, 2014
    There was a streaker in a local church this weekend. They caught him by "the organ".
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    thomasstierney
    Dec 15, 2014
    LOL
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  • MA
    Dec 15, 2014
    The first time we went to a nude resort while getting a tour of the facility we were told about the hiking trails and where the trail head was, what we didn't realize was that the trial was about 1/4 mile then looked the resort inside the fence.  So the next morning we got up and decided to take a walk before it got to warm, so since we were at a nude resort we only wore shoes hats and sunglasses. As we started our walk down the trail we came to a Y in the trail and decided to take the distance trail instead of the close trail (Big Mistake) what we didn't know was that the fence that went around the resort had recently been damaged and removed along with the gate with the warning sign that was posting NO NUDITY beyond this point. So as we walked about a mile and a half we had not seen a sole, then we passed a lone clothed hiker who smiled and said hello but nothing else. Then a little while later we passed a couple on the trail who were also clothed, and the woman commented that "we had the right idea" for a nice morning walk!! Then she said she couldn't believe we would hike all the way out here and not bring a cover-up in the chance of passing others on the trail. We were a little alarmed by this and said that we were visiting the nude resort and that we were surprised no one else was nude! Then she informed us we were about two miles off the resort property and on a state game preserve!! So this was news to us, and she also said they were visiting the resort as well and our nudity didn't bother them and that they were too afraid to chance getting caught by someone who would call the cops!! Then I asked how far away is the main road from where we were at and they said a few miles so this did not worry us anymore, so we decided to turn back anyway just to be safe. The couple we met said what the hell and joined us on our walk back and the man wend nude and the woman removed her top for the walk back. But went we later saw them by the pool we all had a good laugh!!
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    a_mad_man
    Mar 10, 2017

    A couple of times I have been seen by people on bikes and they were surprised by seeing someone about nude. Also there was a lady watching me walk nude across a field nude one day.

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    flsmoothie
    May 12, 2017
    [quote]In certain areas, I don't think many textiles give it much concern and probably wish they had the guts to do what we do![/quote] Respectfully disagree with the former and agree with the latter. People have an intense interest in nudity, if mostly due to their connecting it with sex. For example, the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction episode. It seems it was purposely done because of people's interest in sex via nudity. At this point in time, I would think more people remember that incident than who played in and won that Super Bowl. Most people are cowards when it comes being publicly or socially nude. The cultural conditioning against the naked human body is so ingrained even a nude person in their presence threatens many folks. Nonetheless, deep down, these same people would love to be nude, it's only human.
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