Other than when its too chilly, I could totally live without clothes. It so much more liberating and feels right. The longest Ive ever gone nude 24/7 is 3 straight days, even went to dinner! This was at Cypress Cove here in Florida.
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- MI
Oct 1, 2020While you are still several years away from retirement, you may be old enough to start thinking about it.
If you are, do your plans include essentially living nude?ReactReply - JO
Dec 17, 2020While I am happy to be naked 24/7 and have been for a week or more at a stretch several times, there are many occasions on which I prefer to be covered, mostly either using personal protective equipment such as overalls, aprons and high-visibility jackets or for events which involve "dressing up."
ReactReply - MIDec 17, 2020[quote]I would certainly live totally nude 24/7 365 if possible .[/quote] Welcome back! Haven't seen any posts from you in a long time.ReactReply
- LA
Dec 18, 2020[quote] The longest Ive ever gone nude 24/7 is 3 straight days, [/quote] Then that would rightfully called 24/3 since you didn't go an actual 7.ReactReply - CA
Dec 19, 2020my longest stretch is literally 24/7. I have several times gone 7 days clothing free.
ReactReply - MIDec 19, 2020[quote]my longest stretch is literally 24/7. I have several times gone 7 days clothing free.[/quote] I noticed on your profile that you are getting close to retirement age. Do you think that you will extend your longest stretch when you retire?ReactReply
- MEMemberMar 22, 2022
I wish I could do it also. It is so much better being without clothes. The most I have been nude so far is 2 or 3 days tops.
ReactReply - MIMar 22, 2022
Not enough vacation time to spend a week at a clothing optional resort?
ReactReply - MEMemberApr 12, 2022
Absolutely completely without a doubt! It would be nicer and better with others, but most definitely!
ReactReply - MIApr 12, 2022[quote]Absolutely completely without a doubt! It would be nicer and better with others, but most definitely![/quote] Saw that you live in WVa. How would you manage in the winter?ReactReply
