I have no problem with the idea of being naked with a group of people in a naturist setting. Nudity has never bothered me. BUT, there is one thing I will always be wearing: nail polish. I never go anywhere without it. But here’s a deep (NOT) thought: Why do people say we “wear” nail polish? Because it’s a, umm, coat of paint? Hmm . . .
Smiles . . .
I’m hoping to step out into a semi-public naturist setting this weekend. I’ve been invited by a naturist group to a swimming pool event. I’m looking forward to chatting with people there.
On another note: The Huffington Post had an interesting article about nudism/naturism resorts recently, called JustLuxe: What Really Goes on Inside Nudist Resorts. I was very disappointed, though, by some of the reader comments there. Some missed the whole point of naturism, and were commenting from a sexual (read: testosterone) point of view, as in: not enough sexy babes there; too many out-of-shape old people. Then there were the jokers, making dumb wisecracks. It left me wondering if they had actually read the article.
Jillian
If you’re worried that nail polish is a bit, er, ephemeral(?) to be ‘worn’, how about when you wear a smile on your face?
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lol. Cute!
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Jillian:
You absolutely must wear nail polish and some nice earrings, studs would be perfect. Enjoy your naturist outing.
Kaye
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Going “nudist” while wearing nail polish? Poser! Fraud!!…
Okay, okay, nail polish doesn’t count. It was once argued that an item doesn’t count as clothing if you can’t remove it for a game of strip poker. Therefore nail polish and perfume are not clothing. Earrings – sorry sweetie, counts as clothing, can’t wear them. Ditto any other type of jewelry.
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Interesting point about jewelry . . . .I will ask about that. Not that it really matters.
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