Worth having the suit, just in case, and if you can get away without it, all good! Perhaps running shorts may work as a substitute.Didn't have running shorts with me either. Bought a pair in case we have another indoor pool since I didn't find a swimsuit in the store.
{snip}I'm not afraid of being nude in front of clothed people. Rather, I'm afraid of their over-reactions and criminalization of nudity. Thankfully, this women building engineer just went about her work and didn't report me or anything. {snip}
If you had seen the amount of paperwork, etc. which results from reporting such sights you would not be surprised at not being reported.
I have skinny dipped and used hotel spas naked as nudity is not only permitted but compulsory. Im a fan.I seem to remember skinny dipping somewhere later in a evening when they pool is quiet.
That is an advantage of living in continental Europe.
Unfortunarely that is not the case in most English speaking countries.
While staying at a 5 Star hotel in Seattle, I went down to the pool in the morning to use the sauna and the hot tub. Sitting in the tub and sipping my coffee, there were only a couple people in the pool on the far end. I decided I didn't need my suit in the tub as I would be shielded by the churning water. I reset the timer and removed my suite once I was submerged. It was both enjoyable and surreal as I watched others come and go. Once finished with my coffee, I headed back to the men's sauna (suit on) so I could relax nude without concern.
It was also my first visit to a nude beach on that trip. A story I have posted in the past.
It was a great holiday, especially using their beautiful sauna every morning.
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