theletters wrote:
i mean... its not that often that people get naked for no reason, unless youre a nudist or something. it probably shouldnt be like that, and yeah im kind of intrigued by nudist ideology, but its fair to say that opinion is fairly rare in todays society, so i think you need to keep that in perspective
Nudity/Sexuality
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I like to be tan all over. That would be my reason for getting naked outside in an appropriate place. I am sometimes naked inside my house, but I don't just strip down when a friend comes over. If I was already naked I would just stay that way though. Nudity doesn't always equal sex.
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Ryanschmo wrote:
Yeah well, my family are NEVER naked around each other, and my friends aren't really into that, either. I've been swimming the old way with a couple friends, one of whom kept his underwear on and the other one (another occasion) didn't even get in the water, so I haven't even seen them naked and they did their best to avoid looking at me. I've definitely evolved. A few years ago I wouldn't have done anything like that. But yeah, I still see absolutely nothing wrong with being naked in your own home, man.
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gagefromtx wrote:
I like to be tan all over. That would be my reason for getting naked outside in an appropriate place. I am sometimes naked inside my house, but I don't just strip down when a friend comes over. If I was already naked I would just stay that way though. Nudity doesn't always equal sex.
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Haha nice. Once I found an old bottle of Coppertone in the apartment I used to live in, that had the old logo. Apparently the little girl didn't use to wear a top, making the tan line more obvious than it is now. At some point they gave her a blue top to match the blue bottoms...I guess because nudity was starting to become more associated with sex.
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Pultost wrote:
It would probably be a bit weird if you showed up at a friend's house in your birthday suit, though.
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Kara Zor-El wrote:
Pultost wrote:
It would probably be a bit weird if you showed up at a friend's house in your birthday suit, though.
My birthday’s in November, Kara. Just saying -
Kara Zor-El wrote:
Pultost wrote:
It would probably be a bit weird if you showed up at a friend's house in your birthday suit, though.
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HannahW wrote:
My birthday’s in November, Kara. Just saying
Pultost wrote:
Depends who's party it is.
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Kara Zor-El wrote:
Pultost wrote:
It would probably be a bit weird if you showed up at a friend's house in your birthday suit, though.
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Kara Zor-El wrote:
as long as there is cake
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HannahW wrote:
Kara Zor-El wrote:
Pultost wrote:
It would probably be a bit weird if you showed up at a friend's house in your birthday suit, though.
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Ryanschmo wrote:
Haha nice. Once I found an old bottle of Coppertone in the apartment I used to live in, that had the old logo. Apparently the little girl didn't use to wear a top, making the tan line more obvious than it is now. At some point they gave her a blue top to match the blue bottoms...I guess because nudity was starting to become more associated with sex.
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JHR-133 wrote:
why do people always associate being naked with sex. Can't two boy play and spend time naked together if they want.
This is not meant as criticism either. I have been part of many sleepovers over the years when extensive nudity was involved, strip poker, streaking around outside after dark, pranks and so forth. We tried but did not always succeed in trying to be discrete.
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I did that when I was younger my brother does it sometimes but now I dont stay naked except in my shower lol
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it depends on where they are from. In the US nudity is always seen as sexual. They make it taboo....or associate it with sin.
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Moonshae wrote:
it depends on where they are from. In the US nudity is always seen as sexual. They make it taboo....or associate it with sin.
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BlackParadePixie wrote:
Moonshae wrote:
it depends on where they are from. In the US nudity is always seen as sexual. They make it taboo....or associate it with sin.
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Moonshae wrote:
it depends on where they are from. In the US nudity is always seen as sexual. They make it taboo....or associate it with sin.
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it all about intent. if done in the correct manner even removing your shoes can have sexual connotations. but if you strip nude on the beach to keep the heat(what little we get on the north sea)away isnt sexaul if it was not intended to arouse
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