RE:Why are you naked?

I'm naked because it's practical in bed and in the water and in every transition in and out of them.I'm naked because I grew up with some nudity in those situations, and it feels homey and familiar.I'm naked because it engenders a feeling of brotherly trust. There was bullying on the playground, but never in the locker room.I'm naked because of the hippie-era sense that we are all brothers and sisters - the "we" being a community of mutual respect and trust, men and women.I'm naked because it helps me be fully present in the world; under ordinary clothing I mentally withdraw a bit from the world, shyness and alienation creep in.I'm naked because it helps me be fully present in my body; my posture is better, I take better care of myself.I'm naked because the air is good for my skin.I'm naked because it's not sexy. It's not sexy. It's just real.

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RE:Why are you naked?

I work as a carpenter so I come home sweaty and take a shower first thing. I live alone and had slept naked since high school because its more comfortable so after some thought I couldnt come up with a good reason to wear clothes after my shower. After I was completely comfortable with doing things naked to the point that I forgot I was even naked, I started to not want to leave the house because I just didnt want to get dressed. Even before I knew that social non sexual nudity was a thing I always had an interest in being naked for some reason. I was not abused as a child in any way, if anything I was raised to never be naked with other people and I rarely if ever saw either of my parents naked. If anything I think I was always looking for acceptance because arent we ALL a little insecure when we are growing up? In my own personal life experience it seems like social nudity would be positive for everyone, it should be encouraged and it should be normalized.

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