Narayan ( 10 years ago )
It all depends on what I am doing, or pninlang to do.  If going to a hot spring, I can be naked take temperature down the 40 s, and if I am going to be active, such as hiking, I can take temperatures down to about 60.  If I am just going to be sitting around or swimming in one of the local Rive4rs here in Oregon, , I prefer mid 70 s or higher.  I am originally from los Angels and am definitely wrm blooded.  To me clothing is for either warmth or protection.  If it does not fulfill one of those needs, it isn't needed (or wante4d).

Botik ( 10 years ago )
Nice to read your conmemts, I've been a fan since the days when you were in Penn.I am 69 and in my day, evnoryee had a separate outfit for PE, and had to shower afterwards.  The ones who didn't dress had to have a note from parents or person of responsibiltiy.Things seem to be very different now in our schools!

Soyoun ( 10 years ago )
I'm with you Melisa I tell everyone I'm a nuidst. Ssimply because I refuse to be ashamed of something that has been so good for me. I love it, it has cut way down on my stress levels. At first my family and friends were like uhh, okay, I guess? But as they have learned more about it from me they realize it is just a part of who I am. I think this is the only way to legitimize social nudism in the eyes of the public one person at a time through interaction with real people who just so happen to enjoy social nudism. Simple when you think of it. I mean how to a lot of us learn about the world? Through interaction it is the things that are unknown that are mysterious and weird. So let the cat out of the bag you never know who else might be one too.