Lets reintroduce our fellow men to other men. Locker room nudity should at no point make another man uncomfortable. Im not talking about guys cruising but just being nude before or after a work out, swim or steam. I enjoy to drip dry and cool down shower and drip dry again. I also enjoy the blow dryer for my entire body. Being a hairy man means constant moisture in Florida. Id like to find a mens only club where there is not a dress code but also not a gay hook up site. There are book stores and bath houses for that.
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- NU
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- LU
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May 5, 2024I agree. My last gym, guys showered in shorts and worse, the showers were in stalls with doors. That only reenforces a clothed mentality, let alone add to the cost of the showers and maintenance.
Also being a hairy man, even when I towel off, I still need to air dry (and not i will not shave ).
ReaccionarResponder - TR
Dec 17, 2024My gym, the Y, has open showers with steam, sauna, and hot tub in the wet area. It's rare to see a bathing suit. Most guys will walk from their locker to the showers carrying their towel. Several of us shave and blow dry naked.
ReaccionarResponder - TRDec 17, 2024
My gym, the Y, has open showers with steam, sauna, and hot tub in the wet area. It's rare to see a bathing suit. Most guys will walk from their locker to the showers carrying their towel. Several of us shave and blow dry naked.
ReaccionarResponder - SP
Dec 18, 2024One should never make others feel uncomfortable. If I sense someone else, I dont face them directly and I avoid eye-contact. I find younger men studiously avoid changing without a towel - no doubt the fear of comparison - but 50 and upwards just dont care. As for me, I just think we all have the same bodies so why worry.
ReaccionarResponder - MI
Dec 18, 2024[quote]One should never make others feel uncomfortable. If I sense someone else, I dont face them directly and I avoid eye-contact. I find younger men studiously avoid changing without a towel - no doubt the fear of comparison - but 50 and upwards just dont care. As for me, I just think we all have the same bodies so why worry.[/quote] The older members may not care because they remember when communal male nudity was more common.ReaccionarResponder - NA
Jan 13, 2025I'm on board. It's amusing watching towel dancing .. geesh!
ReaccionarResponder - AL
Jan 23, 2025I use a few different gyms with very different norms. A couple university gyms have open showers. Some guys even shower in their swimsuits or underwear and others are nude from locker to shower to sauna. At my home gym I am one of a few guys nude from locker to shower. It's interesting that some guys are comfortable even chatting with me while one or the other is nude (including some gym staff),. Others send out a strong sense of discomfort at seeing somebody nude. I feel bad for them, and make a point to look away or otherwise ignore them, I guess in an effort to lessen their discomfort. But I have no desire to change my showering behavior, which I think is normal for a men's locker room.
ReaccionarResponder - MIMiembroJan 30, 2025
As a nudist I love locker rooms where nudity is common. I also try to make friends with the guys that get naked in the locker room. It'll be awesome to make a friend that's cool with non-sexual nudity
ReaccionarResponder - MIJan 30, 2025
When I showered at the gym, I would strip when I got to my locker, carry my towel to the shower, shower, dry off, carry my towel to a sink, put it on the edge of the sink. shave, comb my hair, put on deodorant, etc., walk back to my locker nude and the dress. A few others would do the same, but most would wrap the towel around their waist to and from the shower and shave with the towel around their waist or in underwear. I do remember one day when there were 7 men shaving at the sink and 4 of them were nude, so I was in the majority for a change.
ReaccionarResponder - ST
Jan 31, 2025I also enjoy being naked in the changing rooms, there are so many men hiding in the corners trying to cover up with towels and not exposing themselves when getting dressed, i just throw mt towel over my shoulder and wander off to get a shower or wash my hand at the sink, always being commando i do get some strange looks when pulling on my trousers with no underewear though
ReaccionarResponder - BOFeb 3, 2025[quote]Lets reintroduce our fellow men to other men. Locker room nudity should at no point make another man uncomfortable. Im not talking about guys cruising but just being nude before or after a work out, swim or steam. I enjoy to drip dry and cool down shower and drip dry again. I also enjoy the blow dryer for my entire body. Being a hairy man means constant moisture in Florida. Id like to find a mens only club where there is not a dress code but also not a gay hook up site. There are book stores and bath houses for that.[/quote] Totally agree with you. Males created for being nude. Why not in Lockerrooms?ReaccionarResponder
- SU
Feb 15, 2025Could not agree more with your point of view on this. I find that guys comfortable with nudity become more open and disposed to chat when naked, even with a guy they have never met before. I'm used to the easy back-and-forth of nude conversation because I belong to a nudist club, but even at my gym I've seen this dynamic. Of course, I am speaking of men 50+!
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