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Lady Tango said:As I said somewhere else for me naturism is characterised by the practice of communal nudity. Nudity is seen by most people as being the most obvious aspect of naturism. While it is true that nudity is central to naturism, it is also a means of encouraging self-respect, respect for others, and for the environment. To approach another person completely naked is an act of trust. You are saying, in effect, "Here I am, completely unpretentious, with all my physical imperfections on view. Accept me for what I am, and I will accept you as you are. What you see is the whole "me" as I really am." Such an attitude can only engender mutual respect.
You feel really close to nature when you discard your clothes and feel warm sunshine, fresh air or cool water on the whole of your body. Being naked outdoors gives you a great sense of freedom.
Being naked in the presence of others is a pleasurable experience, but it is pleasure in the nicest sense of the word. It is very relaxing and enjoyable. You won't find naturists nervously leering at each other - they are open and trusting of each other, accepting each other's imperfections, and respecting each other's personalities.
The ideal way to experience true freedom is to get right away from the everyday world and city life and relax in the mountains, in the forest, beside a river or at the seaside. There you can shed your clothes whenever the weather allows and enjoy the sun and air on your body. You can swim without a wet or sandy bathing costume. You can enjoy the feeling of being part of your natural surroundings. Running on a remote beach or on mountain trails is also exhilarating, especially when done in the nude.
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