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I Want to Hear From Women Under 40. Here’s Why That’s Harder Than It Should Be.

By Corin

A woman standing in a swimming pool wearing a sheer dress, with text inviting women under 40 who enjoy social nudity to share their perspectives for an article series.

I’ve been writing about naturism for over a year now. I’ve written about body acceptance, about what it feels like to finally stop apologizing for taking up space, about the moment clothes come off and something shifts. I’ve written about being a woman in naturist spaces, about trust, about what it takes to feel safe enough to simply exist without covering yourself up.

But every time I look at who’s reading, who’s responding, who’s at the beaches, the club, the resorts, I see something different.

And I keep wondering where are the naturist women under 40 online.

They’re there. They’re just not visible.

I know they exist. Women under 40 who enjoy social nudity, who have found something real in clothes-free living, who are navigating what it means to be a younger woman in a community that wasn’t really built with them in mind. I’ve seen them. I hear from them occasionally, in quiet DMs, in careful messages that arrive after a post lands in the right place.

But they’re not writing about it. They’re not posting about it. They’re not showing up in the places where naturism tells its own story.

And honestly? I understand why.

There are real consequences to being visible as a younger woman in this space. The internet is not kind. The assumptions people make are exhausting. The men who see “woman who is comfortable with nudity” and immediately decide what that means. The family members who would never understand. The employers who would draw conclusions that have nothing to do with reality.

So they stay quiet. They participate privately and carefully, and the public face of naturism stays older, and the younger women looking for a reflection of themselves don’t find one, and the cycle continues.

A woman sitting on a wooden structure in a forest, wearing a sheer blue dress with pink patterns.

Here’s what I’m trying to do about it.

I’m working on two things right now, and I need your help to make them happen.

The first is a personal profile series, Women of Naturism, individual stories told in each woman’s own words, similar to our Couples of Naturism series. Real people, real names, real photos. If you’ve ever wished you could read about a younger woman’s experience in naturism told honestly and without agenda, this is what I’m trying to build.

The second is a broader piece about what clothes-free living actually looks like for women under 40 today. No photos required. No full name required. Just your honest perspective on what drew you in, what the community gets right, what it gets wrong, and what you wish existed that doesn’t yet. Your voice shapes the article. You don’t have to be the face of it.

Why I’m asking publicly.

I posted about this across social media… Instagram, X, Bluesky, Reddit.. The numbers were good… tens of thousands of views, hundreds of likes. But very few shares.

Because sharing a post about social nudity publicly means outing yourself. Even people who wanted to help hesitated. The very invisibility that makes younger women hard to find is what makes them so hard to reach.

So I’m asking differently. You don’t have to share this on your own profile. You don’t have to put it on your feed. But if you know a woman under 40 who enjoys social nudity, forward this article link to her directly. A DM, a text, an email. Just her.

And if that woman is you… I’d genuinely love to hear from you. Send me a message on Instagram at ournaturistlife, reach out through OurNaturistLife.com contact page, or DM us in Substack . Everything is confidential unless you decide otherwise.

Your story matters. Not as a symbol or as proof of anything. Just as a real account of what this actually looks like from where you’re standing. I will be doing one later for women over 40 as well. We all need a voice. This is just the beginning.

I’ve said my piece plenty of times. Now I want to hear yours. So please share! 🙏

Corin

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