Dealing with Nudity (archives)

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I felt shy about being nude in a public setting, so I asked my boyfriend to help me. He put me in the corner of his house on a day when his parents were having friends over for a party. He told me I had to sit there until I was ready to strip, and that I couldn’t leave until I was naked.

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I sat and listened to the party going in the other rooms of the house. It was only a matter of chance that no one stumbled upon me, in my underwear. I waited a long time, my heart pounding, until finally I built up the courage to take off my skimpy clothes.

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I continued to sit in the corner, praying no one would see me. Except my boyfriend, of course. In fact, I was also praying that he would come back and verify that I got naked, and then I could put my clothes back on again.

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Eventually, I realized that if anyone saw me covering myself like that, they would know I was naked and ashamed. I also realized that my bald pussy was just skin, like any other skin, and its little lips would hide anything pink and juicy down there.

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Once I realized that my skin covered me up just as well as my clothes ever did, I realized I was, in a way, fully clothed. I arched my back, and strutted my stuff right into my parents’ party. Sure enough, my extreme confidence in myself was enough for everyone to accept me in my nudity, including my boyfriend, who was very proud of himself for training me to be comfortable naked in public.

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Posted By Richard Hertz At 1:37 AM • Comments (3)

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I was so proud of my son. He brought his girlfriend to our party. She’s beautiful and sweet, but she was also shy and innocent. Being in a strange family setting is always difficult for the outsider. My son escorted his girlfriend around the corner of the room to make her more comfortable. No pressure for her to join the party if she was uncomfortable.

Before we knew it, my son must have relaxed the poor girls apprehensions, for she entered the party completely naked. What a beautiful young woman, too.

I’m so proud of my son for calming this girl’s fears that she was comfortable just being herself at our party.

Comment By A Proud Mother At 10/9/2007 6:45 AM

My little man is growing up to be quite a gentleman! He brought his lady over for the party. She seemed nice, but she was a bit nervous. My boy walked her away and talked to her for a bit.
When he came back alone, I was a bit nervous, but soon enough, she came around, completely naked. What a hot little lady, too.
I’m so proud of my son for calming this lady’s apprehensions that she was comfortable just being herself at our party.
Comment By A PROUD FATHER At 11/3/2009 5:36 AM

My little man is growing up to be quite a gentleman! He brought his lady over for the party. She seemed nice, but she was a bit nervous. My boy walked her away and talked to her for a bit.
When he came back alone, I was a bit nervous, but soon enough, she came around, completely naked. What a hot little lady, too.
I’m so proud of my son for calming this lady’s apprehensions that she was comfortable just being herself at our party.
Comment By A PROUD FATHER At 11/3/2009 5:39 AM

2 thoughts on “Dealing with Nudity (archives)”

  1. Johann

    Why are so many people shy to show themselfes as they are? Well we are raised to think that nudity is bad and has to be avoided.
    When we were little children we did not care about clothes. If it is summer or bath time, off they go.
    Then partens, teachers and classmates teach us that being nude is bad and that someone who is seen naked is “the loser of society” and to be laughed down by everyone. On the extreme side some folks thing only in black and white. Categorizing everything in either “fully clothed” or bad and demonizing the latter.
    This mindset has been passed down from generation to generation.
    Then telling an adolescent that it is okay to be nude now, puts her world upside-down.

    The reason behind that is simple: It is taught that nudity equals sex and sex with minors is forbitten so nudity is forbitten. But that is wrong. There is a difference between nudity and sex. And there is nothing wrong with being nude. I mean: do you keep your clothes on at all times even when taking a bath? No you don’t. Does it hurt to take them of? No it doesn’t.

    I do not want you to take off all your clothes immediatly and go to work in the nude the next day – no! I just want you to not be offendet if you see someoneelse in the nude.

    And then we come to the point, where this someoneelse is not affraid of being nude. Because he is accepted equally to wearing whatever fashoin style strikes him.

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    1. base

      Yes, everyone bathes naked, but we wear “bathing suits” to go swimming or hangout at the pool or beach. There was a time when swimming wore bathing outfits that covered them from the ankles up. Finally, some sanity set in, and men wore trunks and women a modest one-piece. It didn’t take long for the women to start wearing bikinis.

      I grew up when girls wore bikinis nearly all summer. Women tended to wear one-piece suits. Those women wearing two piece suits were often held in low regard by the prudish.

      Today, women of all ages wear bikinis without a second thought. Thongs are popular. G-strings, not so much, but more and more. Whether in private backyards or on vacations, women are getting much more comfortable showing more and more.

      The Topfreedom and #FreeTheNipple campaigns are making some place easier for women to go topless, especially when tanning. Some might only wear a tiny patch between their legs supported by strings.

      It won’t be long before people view it as silly to even bother with such a tiny covering. Times do change. It will take some a lifetime to accept the changes. And you are right, accepting that others can strip down is the first step. Why should someone’s modesty be thrusted upon someone else’s body?

      It is not the naked flesh, but the minds and behaviors of others.

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