Its tough to understand just when or where my first bare experience was like except being really young playing in the water

I used to be a part of a club where my favourite location and action was to swim laps in the pool. Back then work consumed much of my time, yet, those trips were well worth the drive as it was a area which enabled me to become more socially & spiritually connected with the few really special people there. It was pleasant to attend an event; although it was the nature and quiet times I appreciated the best. Being there appeared like beach babes of heaven'.


I had chuckle inside thinking . . . if only the folks knew of this better place just around the bend! My philosophy of naturism is that all of us are born nude since this is natures way of saying it's completely natural to be naked. It is also the most comfortable way to be also. Being able to swim without clothing and to feel the cool water, the breezes, and open air, even the raindrops -- this has been among the very freeing experiences Ive ever known. It is especially nice in the shared company of special friends.
After reaching my 30s I got a better awareness of myself and began accepting my imperfections. When the 40s came around, I stop caring so much about what other people may be saying or believing. I believe there is a good deal to be gained from this, i.e. shedding the covers of insecurity and revealing there is nothing to conceal. This has also made me a happier person.
If beach party were not for a longtime mutual friend, I'd never understood the Clothesfree website existed either. Since then I've learned a lot by reading the varied themes discussed here. The vast majority of folks here are open-minded, nonjudgmental, insightful, caring and encouraging of naturism. Being here makes me feel part of an extended [1] nudist family