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Anyone who has observed children knows that they are enthusiastic naturists. We have never seen young children who are self-conscious when nude. In fact, you may observe them squeal with delight when they are allowed to run around nude. It is only in their later years that they are pressured into being self-conscious and adopt older people's phobias about the body. We believe that it is healthier for children to grow up comfortable with their own bodies. We don't think there is any advantage in teaching them to be ashamed and embarrassed by certain parts of their young bodies.

Welcome to the lifestyle and experience. Nudism is a wonderful and healthy freedom to enjoy. It is however not for everyone. It is common that women have skepticism, especially with male partners, but it is overcome with time and understanding. Don't push, let your wife, girlfriend or a friend digest it as she wants and can. Pamphlets and information are available from a multitude of locations on and off of the internet. You might even contact one of your local or national nudist associations for literature and info. I highly don't suggest you go around her and partake in the pleasures of nudism, in her current understanding and opinion, alone if you value your relationship with her. Enjoy!

Progressively, over the centuries, society has developed the use of clothing as a mask. Clothing was originally used and designed to protect people from the elements of heat and cold, to stop themselves from getting burned or frozen. It was also used as a method of adornment to enhance attractiveness and for ritual and ceremonial reasons. In the latter centuries, people developed a cultural dependency on clothing. Clothes became a mask and a prop for perceived personality and character deficiencies. We frequently see people who would not be seen "dead" without their clothing on. Clothing is often used to portray an image that is different from the person's perceived inner deficiencies. It is a form of artificiality or masking that they outwardly project to cover up any personality or emotional defects they think they have. People tend to feel that by hiding behind clothing they can metaphorically cover themselves and deny others exposure to the inner-self they perceive to be crippled. The need to do this most commonly occurs in people with low self-esteem. This process is being encouraged by the cultural excesses of fashion magazines in an industry with a very strong monetary interest in the promotion of clothing. These special interest industries create the belief that clothing is an essential to life itself, rather than a practical and fun auxiliary. The tragedy is that many have blindly accepted this. The average person thinks of clothing as one of the necessities of life that transcends mere protection and expands into the realm of personality, character and self-worth.

One thing I’ve discovered visiting nudist websites and message boards is that when teenagers discover nudism and decide that it’s something that they wanna do more of, it’s often the girls that have a much easier time getting their family and friends to accept the idea that they like to go around nude. A lot of guys in their first time stories say how they are still closet nudists, but many girls have already told their parents and got their permission to go nude at home whenever they like. That’s certainly how my story works out and it’s the same for a lot of other girls too I think. More than that, I think that generally nudity for girls is more acceptable for most people than for guys. For example, if I was sunbathing nude in my back yard and the neighbours happened to look out of their window and see me, I very much doubt that they would complain about it. My female neighbours would probably not be bothered by it, and my male neigbours would probably be delighted! But somehow I think that if I was a guy, both male and female neighbours might get a bit offended at the sight of me naked. Not that it really matters, my view would be that they shouldn’t be looking in the first place, wether they like what they see or not! But its still seems really strange to me that that would probably be what would happen, I mean, why is a naked guy a problem but not a naked girl?

I haven’t always been a nudist, I wasn’t raised in a nudist family. I haven’t always had this liking of being nude. OK, when I was very little I used to play on the beach and in the garden with no clothes on, which my parents let me do cuz I refused to wear a swimsuit, but that stopped when I was about 3. When I was growing up, I never thought about being naked. It wasn’t that my parents brought me up to believe nudity was wrong in any way – it was just something that regular people didn’t do. I was a person, so i had to wear clothes. It wasn’t bad to be nude, it just wasn’t the done thing! One time, when I was about 11, I slept nude on a really hot and sticky summer night, but even though I enjoyed that, I never really repeated it for a long time after that. I just didn’t realise I could repeat it for fun! Then, when I was 15, there was a TV programme about nudists that I saw which made me really curious. I also saw an episode of Friends which had one of the characters, Rachel, going nude when she was home alone, and I was amazed to think that this was something some people did all the time. These shows put some ideas in my head so the next time I had the house to myself I decided I would give it a try.