Yes.I believe that you are planning on moving to Oregon.Are you planning to shop nude in stores that have no policy against it?If I can manage, the plan is to live nude -- including shopping, getting a driver's license, buying stamps at the post office, dinning out, going to the doctor, etc.
I suspect that it will take a while for you to determine which places permit nudity and which do not.
Do you have a time frame for your move?
Spring/summer of 2022.Do you have a time frame for your move?
That will give you several months of warm weather for more or less continuous nudity before you have to wear clothing because of the temperature.
In Denver, women are allowed to be topless anywhere man are allowed to be topless.Female toplessness is already legal in New York. Do you see it in grocery stores? No. Couple of reasons: The stores themselves have rules in addition to the general law, and the women, protesters aside, would just generally rather shop than create a scene.Thus, if a store requires men to wear a shirt, then women could not be topless.Private business owners have the right to establish and enforce whatever standards they so desire as long as those standards do not discriminate based on protected classes.As it stands, Walmart and Sam's do not have any policy or standard beyond the law. If you were at a Walmart in Vermont or Oregon (and were outside of the few specific cities that have enacted anti-nudity laws), then Walmart would not require you to wear clothing.
Could anyone from the Denver area comment if there are many women who are topless in public areas?
I know in NY toplessness is legal in most public places. but very few women are.
By Gordy57A older (50 ish) lady with a very deep V front blouse had a nipple out for everyone to see ;-0
Oi! I resemble that remark! (At least in terms of laps of the sun... :-D ) Was the vibe unkempt, provocative, or don't care? I imagine for that age, all possibilities may be in play.
The most daring I can recall seeing is a woman in a small thong bikini (with top on) in a take-away shop close to a surburban beach. Not illegal in Victoria as I understand it, but notable for it not being common. No one seemed to mind.
I don't think I would in a grocery store, they have their own rules and health codes to worry about. If it was common place so many people could enjoy it, yes I would join in at a park or anywhere it is fitting to do so.
I'm a barefooter -- so I'm barefoot even when I'm not nude.Grocery stores are kept colder due to fresh meats, dairy, frozen foods, and fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition, it is not unusual for glass containers to break and difficult to get all of the glass up. I think I would want to wear something in the cold place and definitely shoes.
This includes grocery stores. I hear the "glass all over the floor" thing all the time. Although I'm sure it must happen at some point, I've only once seen glass on the floor of a grocery store. The jar and contents were still there -- hadn't been cleaned up yet.
I'm VERY temperature tolerant. I'm almost always the last person to comment on how hot or cold it is -- I've never noticed that grocery stores are cooler than other stores. They may well be; I've just never noticed.
Official Walmart policy says no such thing. There is no preference beyond upholding the law.I have been asked by Walmart staff to wear a shirt (next time, they didn't kick me out). The floorwalker said they "prefer" it.
If it's legal to be shirtless, Walmart officially doesn't care.
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