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Sunbathing, Swimming Naked

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  • #102
    Yeah_Right
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    I'm a big fan of nude sunbathing and swimming. In NZ I used to visit the local nudist beach quite often. Sometimes saw people I knew there and it was no big deal. When I lived in the Med I used to always sunbathe and swim naked in the backyard.

    I don't get to do it as much here in Dublin due to weather unfortunately. The OH knows that when she's booking a sun holiday for us that there needs to be a nudist area at the resort or nearby.


  • #103
    Westernyelp
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    katemarch wrote:
    To be honest: once you have swum in the nude even once, for ever after swimming with clothing on will feel like a bizarre intrusion. I frequently swim in the natural, in Ireland, every chance I get. Yes, there's a place at Dalkey; In fact there is a beach in every county which is used by local naturists, you just need to ask around discreetly. Lakes, too: there's often a naturist location. Inland, the canals are the place, in summer - remote and private, and lovely clean warm water. [you might need to station a sentry, but I've never had a problem] -- it is important not to be conspicuous or shock passers-by, or you may attract unwanted attention; from cops, or the prudish, or creepy voyeurs: so keep it all nice and quiet, ok? It isn't officially legal, but as long as you make no fuss, there's no bother Textile gongoozlers are the menace of naturism. No, its not all gay males and its not about sex: it is just so glorious to feel the fesh air and sunshine on your skin, and the water rippling past. Everyone should do it.


    Absolutely. Mutual respect from all is important. I really think being naked in nature is a very healthy thing for body and mind. Normalising it a bit more would be good for society


  • #104
    armaghlad
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    Where do we stand on streakers?


  • #105
    dr.fuzzenstein
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    armaghlad wrote: »
    Where do we stand on streakers?

    The bum. With golfshoes.


  • #106
    Greentopia
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    Wibbs wrote: »
    Personally I'd not be a fan. Fair enough if someone wants to go nudist. Work away, but just not around me, ta very much.

    Do you carry a sign with "No nudists around me" on beaches, lakes, in saunas and so on, just in case people might go nude in your vicinity? :D


    Have been swimming in the nude in warmer climes, never in Ireland, loved it. It's cold enough with a swimsuit here, never mind nude.

    No back garden now but have sunbathed nude in the past. Couldn't care less what the neighbours think if they saw me, not their business.

    I don't use saunas here, only a few times with a bikini (silly rule stated they must be worn!) but have done more in Germany and Sweden and I enjoyed the experience. The one in Stuttgart was amazing and there were 'women only' days for anyone who didn't want mixed gender sauna and they also had some mixed gender areas with swimsuit required for anyone who didn't want to go nude so it's not like 'everyone must be nude!!'

    The first time I did it nude was in Sweden and I was a little apprehensive (would guys stare??) but it wasn't like that at all and once you see one cock and sweaty testicles beside you, you don't blink an eyelid to seeing any more. :p


  • #107
    armaghlad
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    Will you be judged on the nudist beach if you wear Crocs?


  • #108
    Buona Fortuna
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    Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »
    It's on a slight tangent but what is it with Irish people and using a sauna? In continental Northern Europe the sauna is part and parcel of a holistic view of health and well-being. It's sociable as well. It's also an activity that is carried out in the nude.

    Not so for Patrick and Petula Prude from Ireland. A towel wrapped around the waist like there's something to hide.

    I was at a conference last year with 3 colleagues of mine. We were using the sauna in the health suite of the hotel we were staying in and catching up on what we thought of the speeches, discussions and breakout groups during the 1st day of the gathering.

    In walks this peevish looking man with a large towel wrapped around him. He shuffles off into a corner; his eyes giving us the occasional fleeting glimpse. You could tell that he was probably from Ireland or the UK. Chicken legs, hairy back, beer belly, towel wrapped around his waist like a deviant.

    The whole thing made my colleague, Stefani, feel very uncomfortable and she used a wonderful German saying to indicate that she thought he was 'interfering' with himself. Why else would he wear a towel in a sauna?

    I headed over to the guy and told him that wearing a towel in the sauna was weird and was making the other users feel uncomfortable. He muttered an apology in a strong Munster accent and skuttled out of their very quickly, glasping the towel around his midsection as he did so.

    Bizarre behaviour.

    Didn't believe it until you said Munster :)


  • #109
    Princess Consuela Bananahammock
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    dr.fuzzenstein wrote: »
    If you walk into a German sauna with a towel you will be challenged. It would be the equivalent of walking around naked in the gym in Ireland.

    I assume you meant swimwear?

    Towels are compulsory (you do know they sit on hot wooden benches, right?!).

    Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.



  • #110
    maudgonner
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    armaghlad wrote: »
    Will you be judged on the nudist beach if you wear Crocs?


    You'll be judged everywhere if you wear Crocs.


  • #111
    Princess Consuela Bananahammock
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    armaghlad wrote: »
    Will you be judged on the nudist beach if you wear Crocs?

    Nah - stuff like flip-flops, sunglasses and hats that are essential sun-protenction are fine.

    Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.



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  • #112
    Mister Vain
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    maudgonner wrote: »
    You'll be judged everywhere if you wear Crocs.

    What about crocodile willy warmers? http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-average-joe-willy-warmer-characters/slideshow?fullscreen=1&start=28835683


  • #113
    dr.fuzzenstein
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    Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »
    I assume you meant swimwear?

    Towels are compulsory (you do know they sit on hot wooden benches, right?!).

    Sorry, meant wearing one, as in wrapped around you. But OK, maybe more swimwear, yes. Don't go in there wearing a banana hammock or budgie smuggler. ;)


  • #114
    Princess Consuela Bananahammock
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    dr.fuzzenstein wrote: »
    Sorry, meant wearing one, as in wrapped around you. But OK, maybe more swimwear, yes. Don't go in there wearing a banana hammock or budgie smuggler. ;)

    Oh they're fine with it wrapped around. Makes no difference really. It;s the swimwear the'll object too.

    Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.



  • #115
    esforum
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    JupiterKid wrote: »
    It's exclusively for gay men. Plenty of resorts are. I suppose many gay guys feel more comfortable there. Hanging out with other gay men and checking out each other's bodies. A lot of the lads who hang out at the pool end up back in each others rooms later for you know what.

    While I can understand and appreciate why this is so, isn't it discrimination?

    Never been to a sauna in Germany but according to a recent Vaughan movie, it is so. Other countries I have been to clothing was very much a requirement in the sauna

    and no, my wife married me, she must see me naked, its her cross to bear for children. the rest of society doesnt deserve such pain. She does however go topless and thats fine, little weird when we are at the beach with my parents but such is life


  • #116
    JupiterKid
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    I'm very heartened and pleased by the responses on this thread. Apparently quite a few Boardsies have enjoyed nudist activities and have an open mind.

    I was expecting a lot more prudish, judgemental, negative responses.

    Nude swimming is the only way IMO!:)


  • #117
    Princess Consuela Bananahammock
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    JupiterKid wrote: »
    I'm very heartened and pleased by the responses on this thread. Apparently quite a few Boardsies have enjoyed nudist activities and have an open mind.

    I was expecting a lot more prudish, judgemental, negative responses.

    Nude swimming is the only way IMO!:)

    I think it's one of those things people enjoy, but probably not talk to their friends about. Or even want their friends finding out about

    Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.



  • #118
    FizzleSticks
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  • #119
    dr.fuzzenstein
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    Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »
    Oh they're fine with it wrapped around. Makes no difference really. It;s the swimwear the'll object too.

    I'm sorry, I forgot how to German. :D


  • #120
    timthumbni
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    Nude swimming in Ireland .... Aye right you are OP. Pull the other one, it's got bells on.

    No problem in particular with nudity. Not on a family beach obviously thought doubt my kids would be too worried.


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  • #121
    JupiterKid
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    Nude swimming in Ireland .... Aye right you are OP. Pull the other one, it's got bells on.

    No problem in particular with nudity. Not on a family beach obviously thought doubt my kids would be too worried.

    Believe it or not, it does take place and more often than you might imagine. It's a disgrace that there no officially designated nudist swimming/sunbathing places but if you are discreet the authorities turn a blind eye.


  • #122
    timthumbni
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    JupiterKid wrote: »
    Believe it or not, it does take place and more often than you might imagine. It's a disgrace that there no officially designated nudist swimming/sunbathing places but if you are discreet the authorities turn a blind eye.

    Where would anyone gay, straight or in between ever "sunbathe" in Ireland though anyway?

    I haven't saw that kind of sun for 20 years. You are more likely to get windburnt than sunburnt over here.


  • #123
    dr.fuzzenstein
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    And don't forget, survival time in the North Atlantic is about 20 minutes, so you have to be out before that before serious hypothermia sets in. Of course coming out of the freezing ocean into an overcast, drizzly day with a 12 degree gale-force breeze, you probably wouldn't survive for much longer either.
    So on a typical Irish summer's day, it would be get undressed in the car, run into the Sea, out of that in 10-15 (depending on your tolerance level for serious pain), enjoy the breeze for another 10 and off to the local A&E to be treated for life threatening hypothermia.
    Yes you can be a nudist in Ireland, but it's seriously perilous to your health and not for long stretches at a time.
    Well, of course the weather can be different, so you could have been a nudist in 1994, 2006 and I think there were a few weeks about 3 years ago.
    Any other time you're better off with a wetsuit going into the water and some sturdy, warm clothing that better include a fleece and a North Face jacket. It is difficult if you live on a wind and weather beaten rock in the middle of the North Atlantic.


  • #124
    corner of hells
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    Its too cold even to do a bit of streaking.


  • #125
    Day Lewin
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    Honestly, cross my heart: in a warm week of July or August, the canals in the midlands get near to lukewarm. Little fish and water-lilies. Lovely! I swim au naturel every year. Inch Strand in Kerry is another well-known spot.


  • #126
    Patty O Furniture
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    dr.fuzzenstein wrote: »
    With the average Irish summer being 12 degrees, rain and a gale that will cut you in two, I prefer a tight fitting hat, fleece, wind and rainproof jacket, jeans and sturdy shoes.
    Going nude is just an invitation to pneumonia here.

    What with snowing today, you never know with the irish weather?

    Also this springs to mind, if you'll pardon the pun:o


    Mister Vain wrote: »
    Yeah I was once nude in a Jacuzzi in Prague with 4 beautiful women. We were chatting away and having a great time. I was in heaven until a load of fat middle aged men jumped in. It kind of ruined the fantasy.

    :(

    Also Jacuzzi's are handy in those situations, when other bubbles are disguised by real one's;)


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  • #127
    kupus
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    Teyla Emmagan wrote: »
    I haven’t been nude swimming in years, but it is a lovely feeling. Very sensual.

    here is the difference, to you its sensual, to me, its normal.


  • #128
    Buona Fortuna
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    katemarch wrote: »
    Honestly, cross my heart: in a warm week of July or August, the canals in the midlands get near to lukewarm. Little fish and water-lilies. Lovely! I swim au naturel every year. Inch Strand in Kerry is another well-known spot.

    Kate I shudder a little every time I hear of people doing anything in canals.

    If these are man-made canals the water sits there until someone opens a lock. Into that water goes lots of stuff, including rats pee.

    Rats Pee = Weils disease (which is some nasty sh1t)


  • #129
    Paulownia
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    FizzleSticks wrote: »
    I know! I wish I had the [figurative] balls to strip off and lounge around a beach or swim.

    I get uncomfortable in communal changing rooms at the gym, its ridiculous. I wouldn't care about anyone else, I suppose those people who have an issue must get that same illogical pang of discomfort when they see someone naked I as do getting naked in the gym changing room.

    I'm male and have no problem being naked in the changing room with other men. I do go to somewhere and swim naked but I'm happier if there are only other men there. If I was 22 and looked amazing it would be different, my wife has got used to my body and doesn't object but I'd rather be clothed with other women


  • #130
    The J Stands for Jay
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    dr.fuzzenstein wrote: »
    Sorry, meant wearing one, as in wrapped around you. But OK, maybe more swimwear, yes. Don't go in there wearing a banana hammock or budgie smuggler. ;)

    I hate saunas for all the uncertainty. In one you're expected to be in the nip, the next it's just a towel, another one is women only...


  • #131
    naughtysmurf
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    McGaggs wrote: »
    I hate saunas for all the uncertainty. In one you're expected to be in the nip, the next it's just a towel, another one is women only...

    Agree with you there, it's ridiculous, was on a spa break with the missus in Ireland a few months ago, was in the sauna with a towel around my waist, nothing under it, I just open up the towel keeping an eye on the door, lady a bit older approached and came in so I just covered up, another younger couple in their twenties came in, she was wearing a swimsuit & unbelievably he was wearing shorts that streatched below his knees, didn't know whether to laugh or cry


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  • #132
    naughtysmurf
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    . Not on a family beach obviously thought doubt my kids would be too worried.

    Just wondering why it would bother you but not your kids?


  • #133
    Day Lewin
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    Buona Fortuna wrote: »
    Kate I shudder a little every time I hear of people doing anything in canals.

    If these are man-made canals the water sits there until someone opens a lock. Into that water goes lots of stuff, including rats pee.

    Rats Pee = Weils disease (which is some nasty sh1t)

    Yes, you have a point about the theoretical possibility of Weil's Disease. Anyplace rats are found; ie, everywhere.
    On the other hand, it doesn't do to get too apprehensive.
    Rivers through cities I would not touch. But me and literally scores of kids have swum in those clean canals, miles from human habitation, over decades, and come to no harm, even with occasional cuts to the feet from the shells of Swan Mussels.
    (I wear old runners for canal swimming. With my favourite costume of Nil, it is an unconventional ensemble) (not when kids are there)

    On the evening of a warm summer day, you can swim into the sunset along silver water, pushing ripples forward from your hands, looking into reeds and bulrushes, hearing every "plop" of fish jumping; cuckoos, thrushes. It is glorious, awesome. Can't wait!


  • #134
    qo2cj1dsne8y4k
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    I live in the Midlands, in a town with a canal. Not for any money would I get into it. Junkies down the canal line throwing needles into it and all, people throwing rubbish into it, rats peeing. And the fact I can't swim.


  • #135
    jeamimus
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    JupiterKid wrote: »

    So would you swim and sunbathe in your birthday suit? Do you sleep in the nip?


    Jeez... the innocence of it all...

    I wonder if he showers naked as well....


  • #136
    Lingua Franca
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    I don't sunbathe as I'm melanin deficient but I do love nudey swimming. It's good for the soul. I don't have a problem with going nude or topless in the right setting either but I have to be really careful because of my skin. Nightswimming in a warm sea is one of the best feelings there is.
    kupus wrote: »
    here is the difference, to you its sensual, to me, its normal.

    I also find it a very physically sensual experience. Nothing sexual, it just makes my skin and body feel amazing. If it didn't feel so good I wouldn't bother.


  • #137
    Westernyelp
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    Something can be normal and sensual. All experiences are sensual at some level.
    Sexuality is just a specific area of sensuality and has nothing to do with naturism for about 95% of those who practice it; on the beaches, in the canals or wherever.


  • #138
    esforum
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    naughtysmurf wrote: »
    Agree with you there, it's ridiculous, was on a spa break with the missus in Ireland a few months ago, was in the sauna with a towel around my waist, nothing under it, I just open up the towel keeping an eye on the door, lady a bit older approached and came in so I just covered up, another younger couple in their twenties came in, she was wearing a swimsuit & unbelievably he was wearing shorts that streatched below his knees, didn't know whether to laugh or cry

    What difference in the world does it make to you what he was wearing in the Sauna? Were you only there for a peek and a possible fiddle?
    naughtysmurf wrote: »
    Just wondering why it would bother you but not your kids?

    Kids generally dont give a flying ****, its only that we have through our lives become accustumed to nudity being an oddity.


  • #139
    naughtysmurf
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    esforum wrote: »
    What difference in the world does it make to you what he was wearing in the Sauna? Were you only there for a peek and a possible fiddle?

    It makes no difference to me, it's just ridiculous, peek & fiddle, how old are you, 12?



    Kids generally dont give a flying ****, its only that we have through our lives become accustumed to nudity being an oddity.

    Exactly, maybe the kids have it right


  • #140
    kupus
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    I dont think its sensual at all. but on the otherhand the first time I went and I was looking around like a womble wondering what would people think of this pasty assed well hung stud. :pac: I didnt have to worry. No body even cast a glance at me.

    I did worry about getting an erection though. But nothing like walking on small sharp pebbles to get that idea out of the main brain as your effing and blinding your way into the water. People started to look then. :D

    once you take the sensual and sex stuff out that you maybe thinking of nude beaches... its just people doing what they would do in any other beach in the world.....including barbecuing without any aprons. :eek:


  • #141
    timthumbni
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    naughtysmurf wrote: »
    Just wondering why it would bother you but not your kids?

    I actually am not sure how to answer that one. Good question.


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  • #142
    naughtysmurf
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    timthumbni wrote: »
    I actually am not sure how to answer that one. Good question.

    When I was a kid, on the odd nice sunny day, it wouldn't have been unusual for one of those small inflatable swimming pools to be filled with water & my cousins and I would have had great fun in it, with no clothes, for super excitement, the hose pipe or garden sprinklers would have been turned on, I've done it with my own kids, nieces & nephews also, all aged 3,4,5ish, I wouldn't think that was too unusual, maybe it is. Something happens then, it's all cover yourself up etc, I've been guilty of it myself

    Years ago we were on holiday in Majorca, family resort, I'm an early riser so 7am I'd be on the balcony overlooking the pool & Med, having a coffee. There was a German lady & her teenage daughter swimming, seriously swimming, length after length, they got out & two my surprise, swimsuits came off, they dried themselves, got dressed & headed off, the same teenage girl during the day would get out of the pool, whip off the wet bikini & put on a dry one in a matter of seconds

    The same summer we were on the beach in Ballybunion, sunny day but breezy, Irish teenage girl was having huge difficulty getting out of her swim suit because she couldn't get undressed, hold the towel covering her & it was flapping in the breeze, she was shrieking with embarrassment & her sister & mother were laughing hysterically & eventually stood up to hold the towel around her so she could get dressed, half the beach was looking at her in amusement, suppose it's another small example of cultural attitudes towards nudity


  • #143
    timthumbni
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    naughtysmurf wrote: »
    When I was a kid, on the odd nice sunny day, it wouldn't have been unusual for one of those small inflatable swimming pools to be filled with water & my cousins and I would have had great fun in it, with no clothes, for super excitement, the hose pipe or garden sprinklers would have been turned on, I've done it with my own kids, nieces & nephews also, all aged 3,4,5ish, I wouldn't think that was too unusual, maybe it is. Something happens then, it's all cover yourself up etc, I've been guilty of it myself

    Years ago we were on holiday in Majorca, family resort, I'm an early riser so 7am I'd be on the balcony overlooking the pool & Med, having a coffee. There was a German lady & her teenage daughter swimming, seriously swimming, length after length, they got out & two my surprise, swimsuits came off, they dried themselves, got dressed & headed off, the same teenage girl during the day would get out of the pool, whip off the wet bikini & put on a dry one in a matter of seconds

    The same summer we were on the beach in Ballybunion, sunny day but breezy, Irish teenage girl was having huge difficulty getting out of her swim suit because she couldn't get undressed, hold the towel covering her & it was flapping in the breeze, she was shrieking with embarrassment & her sister & mother were laughing hysterically & eventually stood up to hold the towel around her so she could get dressed, half the beach was looking at her in amusement, suppose it's another small example of cultural attitudes towards nudity

    Ahhh. The old Irish beach towel shuffle. We have all been there. Getting plastered in public and making a tube of yourself.. No problem. But just make sure no one sees a glimpse of your white bum cheek on the beach. That wouldn't do at all.

    I try not to be prudish but sometimes I fall short myself.


  • #144
    Day Lewin
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    @kupus
    its just people doing what they would do in any other beach in the world.....including barbecuing without any aprons.

    Can't recommend this. Tried it. Now use apron. #spatter


  • #145
    Mister Vain
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    kupus wrote: »
    I did worry about getting an erection though. But nothing like walking on small sharp pebbles to get that idea out of the main brain as your effing and blinding your way into the water. People started to look then. :D

    Haha I can just imagine.


  • #146
    Samaris
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    When I was at a summer French college years ago, there were communal showers. Now, the French women and continental girls there were absolutely grand with being naked in front of each other but the Irish girls insisted on wearing their swimsuits. The teachers absolutely couldn't understand what was up with us and briefly tried to forbid it but gave up when they realised we weren't taking the piss, we were just honestly that mortified to be naked in front of each other.

    Always been that way myself. I'm pretty expert at the totally-covered-getting-changed thing. I know it's silly, I'm quite pro-nakedness, I honestly think that we're waaay too focussed on nakedness as being a sexual thing and inappropriate rather than natural. Yet, it's ingrained into me so hard that for years I'd wrap a towel around myself until I was in the shower and then hang it over the railing once I was in the shower rather than walk around the (empty!) bathroom naked. Actually, I still do that on occasion, but that's more due to cold than shyness.


  • #147
    Paulownia
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    Are we getting to a stage when the seashore beckons?


  • #148
    RIGHTisRIGHT
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 726 ✭✭✭RIGHTisRIGHT


    kupus wrote: »
    nope its actually frowned upon.
    Im a regular to a fkk beach, and its great. NO KIDS. no shouting no screaming. no puke, ****, diapers, trikes, plastic sancastles etc. Just nice and calm. People walking around, swimming around drinking around eating around in a natural environment.

    If you havent tried an adult only break, I can highly recommend it.

    I am not gay but if I was wondering around a beach naked I would get an instant boner.
    The excitement of walking around with nothing on how could you avoid it?


  • #149
    Paulownia
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 590 ✭✭✭Paulownia


    RIGHTisRIGHT wrote: »
    I am not gay but if I was wondering around a beach naked I would get an instant boner.
    The excitement of walking around with nothing on how could you avoid it?

    If you do just turn over on your tummy until it subsides🀒


  • #150
    RIGHTisRIGHT
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 726 ✭✭✭RIGHTisRIGHT


    Paulownia wrote: »
    If you do just turn over on your tummy until it subsides🀒

    I would be stuck there for half the day.:D


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  • #151
    Paulownia
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 590 ✭✭✭Paulownia


    RIGHTisRIGHT wrote: »
    I would be stuck there for half the day.:D

    You only think that, you will get used to being naked very fast


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