Can naturism help the disabled?

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  woodsman21

  Sep 13, 2021

  That's an interesting story, particularly since the handicap in this case was blindness. With a blind person, it shouldn't make any difference whether the people around him were clothed or not. For a blind person, clothing is simply a matter of personal comfort, and whatever might be required by a sighted society.

  In my own experiences with social nudity, I've seen a few people with disabilities... somebody in a wheelchair, somebody with a missing limb, somebody with scars, and so on. But I can't say whether the ratio was any different from what it would have been in a clothed environment, or whether their disability was an impediment to nudism. I certainly would say that I've never seen a person with disabilities treated any differently from a non-disabled person.

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