Normalising Nudity
A group for people with a common interest in using nudism/naturism to normalise nudity in society, and promoting healthy attitudes to the human body. We will share ideas, events, media, etc. that will help make non-sexual nudity acceptable generally and not only in reserved areas. Society's attitudes towards nudity lead to unreal expectations about appearance, shame, and ignorance of what a...
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Return to DiscussionsThis is difficult for me to post; but with the group being called normalising nudity, on joining I thought there would be a much more diverse membership.
Like all groups here on TN, unless specifically for women or other minority there is great 'centricity' around men who are aged over 50 and of Western European ethnicity. I keep asking myself, even though I am part of this centricity, why is this so?
Oddly, or perhaps not so, when I ask my wife to participate in the joy that nude life brings, she declines stating she feels uneasy and vulnerable with so many men participating...
I live in a State of Australia where there are no legal nude beaches and public nudity is hugely illegal....the opposition to any change is articulated by many here and usually contains a line about 'creepy old men'.
So how do we normalise this lifestyle if its dominated by a single demographic with certain connotations - further how doe we get more women, young people, other ethnic groups etc etc to join?
I've mentioned in the past which resort I attend; and I've been contacted by some guys - with whom I didn't even really have a rapport - wishing to meet up with us there. All of them had non-participating wives.
I know my wife well enough to know she would not be ok with that.
Liz has no issues meeting people at the resort. But if she doesn't find a connection with the person; she likes to "keep it moving." And as a nude woman, she's always going to connect better with other nude women. That connection might then extend to their partner; but it always starts with the woman.
Meeting up with someone online would put her in an uncomfortable position of feeling "forced" to socialize with someone she might find no connection with.
It's not a diss against solo males trying to befriend couples. But it's going to take a lot more than casual chatting online for that to happen. Like being a regular at the resort.
Nudony the odds are slim I would say of meeting someone on line and making a real connection. You will grt a lot of more talk and no real traction other than just more talk and more talk and no shows. As I have said I met a guy right here om TN and to this day we are the the best of friends in real time for many years. It's very rare in our experience.
Couples only is our rule and clearly stated having been burned before and seem to much non sense we have seen over the years. I feel for the single guys as I was treated as such visiting a club without Luann in my company. I can't do anything by the many guys that spoil it for the few good ones.
A single guy at our club is more than welcome and we will personally do all we can do to make that apparent. Coming to our home its couples only.