Could Be Nude 24/7
Anyone who would be conformable being completely nude 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. If you would be comfortable nude doing everyday things like working, driving, shopping, going to the bank, every day activities. I know I would if it was socially acceptable.
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COULD BE NUDE 24/7
Return to DiscussionsI would definitely be Nude 24/7 if it were socially acceptable. I would love to go shopping, to the bar, the bank or restaurant, and walk down the street Naked. That is what I love about Vera Playa and Cap d'Agde. I have done all that Nude there.
Whan I am at my place in Spain (not in a Nudist Village btw) I do spend the majority of the time Naked. My textile neighbours are great and don't mind me being inside or outside in the garden or terrace Nude. They have got used to the fact that I don't like clothes and spend all my days Naked.
I did consider buying a place in Euronat where all the shops, restaurants, bats, etc, accept total nudity with the strange exception of the hairdresser who require clothing.
Maybe the hairdresser requires clothing because of the close body proximity and resulting incidental touching.
I have done a 24/9 period of time at a resort and another time went 24/8 at a different resort. Check this link if you haven't already.https://www.truenudists.com/forum/thread/65483/longest-time-spent-nude/
Any progress on plans to spend more than 9 days continuously nude this summer?
No chance at Vera Playa Naturist Club Hotel if you have booked bed and breakfast.So the hotel requires guests to dress for meals even though it is a nudist resort?Do you know why?
It is probably associated with local hygiene rules because the restaurant is buffet-style for all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner.) The bar area, which also serves snacks, is totally nude.
It is worth noting that in Europe there is a very strong convention of dressing for dinner, probably associated with the textile convention of dressing more formally for dinner.
No chance at Vera Playa Naturist Club Hotel if you have booked bed and breakfast.So the hotel requires guests to dress for meals even though it is a nudist resort?Do you know why?It is probably associated with local hygiene rules because the restaurant is buffet-style for all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner.) The bar area, which also serves snacks, is totally nude.It is worth noting that in Europe there is a very strong convention of dressing for dinner, probably associated with the textile convention of dressing more formally for dinner.
From what I have read here and elsewhere, at many clothing optional resorts, most guests wear something for dinner, even though they will eat breakfast and sometimes lunch at the same location nude.