Braless Nudists
This is a group for all nudists who support being braless. Whether you are personally braless, support those who are braless, or are interested in the growing braless trend, this group is for you. This is for anyone supporting bralessness to discuss, share, and learn about the health benefits, issues, and trending fashions related to being braless in public. Also just as a note, whilst I'm...
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FREEDOM FOR TITS
Return to DiscussionsI believe that every woman has the right to go braless, or topless. Freedom for tits I say, not just because I absolutely love Naked bouncing breasts, but the same as I believe that women can wear thongs and G-Strings in public so why shouldn't men. I do all the time. Men can go topless so why not women? If more ladies did go topless it would become more commonplace and normal.
I completely agree. I have been seeing more woman go without bras which is great. Even encouraged my wife and she has gone in public more without a bra. But topless is different. I think if men can then women can; but if nudism was more widely accepted we could just be naked.
Adam
I am from Spain, luckily topless is legal here and more and more girls practice it. Regarding going without a bra, especially in summer and the new generations between 18-30 years old are beginning to wear it less. The bra should be prohibited by law. There should be nothing more uncomfortable. My girl goes topless but it gives her It's a shame to go without a bra for fear that your nipples will show...there's still a lot of obscene looks
It's a two-pronged issue. First the legal issues have to be resolved then second, the social barriers need to be addressed. The legal barriers are dropping. It is now legal in about one quarter of the states for a woman to go topless anywhere it is acceptable for a man to be topless. However, the social stigma is strong enough that few women take advantage of this freedom. I am hopeful that I my lifetime more women take advantage this right to be treated equally. In many ways it is only symbolic of larger issues, but it is a positive step. Additionally, anything that help desensitizes the American public to seeing more skin is helpful for us (nudists).
It makes me sad when women feel the need to move to a private space and hide away from everyone when they need to feed their child mother's milk. People who complain to management or directly to the mother about a mom baring her breast for a child's immediate need for sustenance makes me want to stand up for her, though I'm not involved in the situation more than as an observer. This is only one part of the overall issue of equality between the sexes, but one which to me also seems more likely to crack open the floodgates of support for the open display of breasts in public places. Baby needs when the baby needs, and that's not always at the most convenient time for any surrounding people. Finding some offense in the natural and necessary processes involved in the raising of a child seems quite ridiculous. The true offense is the person who interrupts this scene due to some asinine hang-up which is completely inside their head.
Glad to say the feeding topic seems to be a total non-issue in Australia. There were a few minor uproars and, I think, every state affirmed in favour of the feeding mother. Most mothers choose a quiet spot and are discrete. Probably also good for the baby not to be distracted by passers by
Regarding posts about the legality of toplessness in the USA, it is legal for both men and women to be topless in public in New York State. That being said, few women take advantage of that freedom. I perceive it as a cultural issue that being topless is shameful, etc., as well as the misconception that it is an invitation to be "hit on". I've never seen public toplessness outside of a nudist setting. In Canada, I recall that the Province of Ontario legalized toplessness for women 30 years ago, but again, I don't think many women take advantage of that legality. Nudism is very misconstrued in the general population.
Regarding posts about the legality of toplessness in the USA, it is legal for both men and women to be topless in public in New York State. That being said, few women take advantage of that freedom. I perceive it as a cultural issue that being topless is shameful, etc., as well as the misconception that it is an invitation to be "hit on". I've never seen public toplessness outside of a nudist setting. In Canada, I recall that the Province of Ontario legalized toplessness for women 30 years ago, but again, I don't think many women take advantage of that legality. Nudism is very misconstrued in the general population.
Sad but so true. It will take awhile as nudism grows in popularity and understanding. Especially the benefits.
Adam