“Let’s See How You Feel When You Get Old” The first three parts of this series explored the wounds people carry into naturism. The ones born of trauma, identity, illness, childbirth, disability, grief, and difficult histories. Those wounds shape the way people experience nudity, connection, and acceptance far more than most naturists ever admit. But…
Slightly uncomfortable ideas for people who want more out of life Let’s be honest. Most New Year’s resolutions are just socially acceptable ways of being mean to yourself. Every January, the internet yells at us. “Fix your life!” “Upgrade yourself!” “Become a better human in 30 days!” No pressure. We’d like to suggest something different….
Trauma, Illness, and Grief Naturism and Trauma People often describe naturism as freedom, openness, acceptance, a place where insecurity dissolves the moment the clothes hit the ground. But that is not the whole story. Because people do not walk into naturism as blank slates. They walk in with histories. With pain. With trauma. With bodies…
What Google hides, Bing reveals: How one search engine accidentally became naturism’s best friend Naturists Should Use Bing We know this isn’t our usual naturist-couple topic. But after spending months trying to convince Google we exist, we decided to share what might be the most rebellious naturist act of all… being visible. And how to…
A follow-up to The Psychology of Crossing Lines: What “I Know This Isn’t Appropriate, But…” Really Means Commenting on Bodies It started with an article comment from a reader on Substack “She really has a beautiful body. Outstanding breasts!” Then came a far more thoughtful one from Peter, who asked: “If naturism celebrates the human…