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Post #12 ClothingOptionalButt Naked

RE:seniors

by ClothingOptionalTextile

Certainly not centerfold material here! Welcome to TrueNudists. You will find plenty of other nudists just like yourself.

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Post #13 minimalist75Ultra Nudist

RE:seniors

by minimalist75Textile

66 and on the heavier side here.
BTW, there are several groups focused on older nudists.

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Post #14 Fun069Topless

RE:seniors

by Fun069Textile

Im 67 and a committed nudist. Enjoying nudist lifestyle more now in my senior years.

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Post #15 shorehamgentSuper Nudist

RE:seniors

by shorehamgentTextile

Just turned 70 and I feel young and fit!
Except for the additional 7 kg I need to lose!

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Post #16 Alfresco10Super Nudist

RE:seniors

by Alfresco10Textile

What constitutes a senior these days? I'm 56 and retired but my age is just a number and doesn't define me.

You can use "senior" to define a demographic group, in the US we often use 65+, to describe that group. It's not a perjorative, for goodness sake.

I am 68 and not retired, engaged in a very satisfying way with the world. I wish I had enjoyed being 40 as much as I enjoy now. As part of a demographic group I am a senior citizen. So?

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Post #17 nworegonBarefoot

RE:seniors

by nworegonTextile

I retired at 56 too, now at 63 i get social security and quality for all "senior discounts." But, I sure don't feel old.

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Post #18 nworegonBarefoot

RE:seniors

by nworegonTextile

I retired at 56 too, now at 63 i get social security and quality for all "senior discounts." But, I sure don't feel old.

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Post #19 EnjoySummerSunUndies Only

RE:seniors

by EnjoySummerSunTextile

Senior mostly means benefits you get for being 65 or older . Some places have dropped that to 55 . Which is good because i'm 55 , but on Disability . So basically retired . Just wish sometimes I could get some of the perks they give to anyone older than 65 . My older brother will be turning that age in December of 2019 .

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