Would most of us be comfortable walking into a grocery store nude if 99.9 percent of the folks around us were clothed. It would definately need to be warm outside.
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- SU
Jun 12, 2019I agree with those that would take a gradual approach. I would not want to be the event of the day for textiles. I would love to just be able to be nude going to get the mail, taking out the garbage, working in the flowers or going to the association swimming pool. When I go to the pool now, I wear a pair unlined tan thru shorts. I form it into the smallest bikini shape possible and enjoy the pool deck. I am respectful of other members.
I would love to visit an area like Cap d Agde and would feel totally comfortable in a store setting.ReactReply - AR
Jun 25, 2019I would start straight away.
I am always naked indoors, so why not outdoorsReactReply - AL
Jun 26, 2019I say about 90% of us would be shopping in the grocery store nude, right now if you go to grocery store wear loose-fitting clothing so it almost feels like you're naked and see how it feels. Wear or flip-flops, loose fitting pair of shorts so the boys can breathe or women maybe a sarong a moo moo. Another words wear as little as possible enough to make you legal and try shopping but it may get a little chilly going down the frozen food aisle.
I do this all the time when I have to shop for groceries I'd love to be nude in the store but just not around children.ReactReply - ALJun 26, 2019
Better yet shop from home you got these food hubs and Uber Eats they just go to the door but naked and surprised the hell out of your delivery driver
ReactReply - NUJun 26, 2019
If you have ever seen some of the pictures posted of Walmart shoppers, you could believe that nudity would not be too far out of the norm.
ReactReply - MI
Jun 26, 2019Not shopping, but i would drive and work in my front yard nude if it were legal.
ReactReply - MEMemberJun 26, 2019
I would like to think that I would go naked as soon as it was legal just so that I could finally go shopping naked. Of course I would need to have a little bag or so with me to carry my wallet and cell phone. I would be curious of what would happen with all the "no shirt, no shoes, no service" signs or convenience stores and if they would stick to keeping those rules or if they would change them. Just as I believe that even if it is legal, if there are signs posted that everyone must follow then everyone still has to follow them.
ReactReply - MIJun 27, 2019[quote]I would like to think that I would go naked as soon as it was legal just so that I could finally go shopping naked. Of course I would need to have a little bag or so with me to carry my wallet and cell phone. I would be curious of what would happen with all the "no shirt, no shoes, no service" signs or convenience stores and if they would stick to keeping those rules or if they would change them. Just as I believe that even if it is legal, if there are signs posted that everyone must follow then everyone still has to follow them.[/quote] Good point. After all, it is legal for men to be shirtless now, bot most businesses don't allow it.ReactReply
- PA
Jun 29, 2019Probably wait and see how much the "disturbing the peace" citations were handed out, not to mention health code violations.
ReactReply - MEMemberSep 4, 2019
Yes, if the weather is OK for being outside.
ReactReply - MISep 5, 2019
Have read elsewhere that nudity inks generally legal in the UK. Do any of UK members routinely shop nude? Or is it more like topless women in New York? Legal but extremely rare?
ReactReply - JO
Sep 5, 2019[quote]Have read elsewhere that nudity inks generally legal in the UK. Do any of UK members routinely shop nude? Or is it more like topless women in New York? Legal but extremely rare?[/quote]
Shopping nude or any urban nudity is legal in the UK but extremely rare. Any occurrence would probably invoke police attendance to ensure that the naked person was a nudist who was not causing an affray and not a sexual exhibitionist or somebody with mental health problems.
Most public nudity in the UK involves walking or cycling in the countryside and wild swimming. The police do not usually attend if a member of the public who is not aware of the law contacts them.ReactReply - A_
Sep 6, 2019[quote]Shopping nude or any urban nudity is legal in the UK but extremely rare. Any occurrence would probably invoke police attendance to ensure that the naked person was a nudist who was not causing an affray and not a sexual exhibitionist or somebody with mental health problems. Most public nudity in the UK involves walking or cycling in the countryside and wild swimming. The police do not usually attend if a member of the public who is not aware of the law contacts them.[/quote] The thing to remember shops will be private property so very unlikely to be covered by nudity laws so it will be their rights to ask you to cover up or leave.ReactReply - SH
Sep 20, 2019As soon as it was legal and the weather was warm. I'm a person that does not mind having others seeing me nude.
ReactReply - NE
Nov 2, 2019Since the both of us live in the UK, it is legal to be naked in public here and there are so many people here who do not even know that it's legal!
ReactReply - SHNov 2, 2019[quote]Since the both of us live in the UK, it is legal to be naked in public here and there are so many people here who do not even know that it's legal![/quote] Wish we had that in the USA!ReactReply
- OL
Nov 5, 2019Seems to me that, in democratic nations at least, if public nudity was legal, then it would have been made legal by the legislature which represents the people. Therefore, if it had been made legal, it would have been the people who OKed it. That being the case, I would be nude everywhere all the time - grocery shopping, the bank, getting a hair cut - everywhere. In such a situation, the public has made it legal, so it is the same people who need to accept it.
It is my understanding that in the states of California, Oregon, Washington and Vermont, public nudity is legal with certain localities within those states having their own laws which over-ride the state laws. Does anyone know the specific laws in these states?
ReactReply - MINov 5, 2019[quote]Seems to me that, in democratic nations at least, if public nudity was legal, then it would have been made legal by the legislature which represents the people. Therefore, if it had been made legal, it would have been the people who OKed it. That being the case, I would be nude everywhere all the time - grocery shopping, the bank, getting a hair cut - everywhere. In such a situation, the public has made it legal, so it is the same people who need to accept it. It is my understanding that in the states of California, Oregon, Washington and Vermont, public nudity is legal with certain localities within those states having their own laws which over-ride the state laws. Does anyone know the specific laws in these states?[/quote] Not sure, but I think Vermont is the opposite. Nudity is legal, except where town have made it illegal.ReactReply
