This was one of the things that I found so nice going to an inclusive resort, being able to shop nude was heaven. I felt so at ease I really need to retire to a nudist community. If only our society could wake up snd see the benefits and not put unjust judgments on nudists. For now I'll settle for living on my boat and sailing nude.
The day nudity is legal in my area, I would be first naked customer of Tesco that day.
A couple of months back I was naked outside tesco, withdrawing money from ATM, but dared it at late night hours when there were not many shoppers in Tesco, but I wish I could go shopping naked in the stores even if I was the only naked shopper along with the other textiles.
I would do it today!
I live in Scotland and it is "supposed " to be legal to be naked here, but we all know the problems the Naked Rambler had when he tried to walk the length of the country in the nude.
Some years ago, I read an article on public nudity and it seems to be the same law in Scotland as in England (We Scots have a quite separate legal system) but it is applied differently here. In both countries, the naked person can be arrested if there is a "complaint from a member of the public". The difference between the two countries, is that in a test case in a Scottish Court, a "policeman is considered to be a member of the public".
Because of this, it means that a policeman here can actually arrest a naked person without an official complaint being made and solely because of their own views being "a member of the public."
Sad really!
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