nudist3454

I started in nudism in 1988 when I was 24 years old. Since then I have been to more than 150 "winter time clothing optional health club swimming pool parties" in 7 different buildings in 4 U.S. states, I've been to Gunnison beach in NJ and Lighthouse beach on Long Island more than 80 times between them (Gunnison 18 times in 21 weekends in 1998) and a couple of campgrounds for a day trip only. I also used to go streaking alone all the time. I have walked through Central Park NYC nude from my ankles up on more than 20 different occasions and have been on more than 30 trips in the HUMONGOUS office complex warehouse complex that surrounds Exit 8A of the NJ TRNPK in Cranbury, Jamesburg, and South Brunswick NJ. For now (2020) I'm just looking to hang out online with fellow nudists and discuss the lifestyle in general. Not looking to date anyone. Had a few chances when I was younger than 35. Didn't get anywhere. Decided to stop wasting my emotions. Once I get a car and get a few other things lined up I might be willing to meet people for public streaking and small group outdoor gatherings, but for right now just online chat. NO PMs. I don't do them at all. Just the regular chat room for now.

Nobody

1970s brass based pop rock groups...(CHICAGO, BST, EWF, Tower Of Power). Ambient new age minimalist synth music (Philip Glass, Tangerine Dream, Conrad Schnitzler, Steve Roach, .....) I can listen to individual songs from various groups from many different genres and decades going all the way back to the 1700s as well. Classical composers, The Rustavi Choir of Soviet Georgia, Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. I spend a somewhat good amount of time listening to COLLEGE RADIO (especially 88.5 WXPN out of the University of Pennsylvania and 103.3 WPRB out of Princeton University respectively). Some people would say I'm an eclectic music listener, others would throw my radio out the window because I'd be listening to stuff they wouldn't be able to understand let alone listen too.

Love Actually, The Paper Chase, The Blues Brothers (1980)

The horn section from the band Chicago.