The Masked Man
Clothing is a like a mask... Hiding your true form is like hiding yourself. When you dress... You dress according to your personality. You dress how you feel. How one dresses says a lot about their personality but you dont really know someons until youce seen them naked
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perfectly said
Exactly true, Errin. Thought good into the choice of clothed - what do we feel most comfortable with at that time may not even be part of the equation. There may be a dress code (explicit or implicit), there may be a thought that one needs to look professional, or a need to communicate a vibe. Yet, as you say, these are a cover, camouflage, a disguise. To be truly honest, shedding those clothes and interacting naked is the real unfettered connection
I've often said that my idea of a naturist paradise would not be a world where every single person is naked, but rather it would be a world where non-sexual nudity is so normal that we wouldn't think twice about seeing people walking down the street naked, taking a bus naked, being naked at work, and everyone could wear clothes as much or as little as they want
Yeah... In a perfect world huh? There are some places where public nudity is allowed
I have naturist friends who I've know for years and I've honestly only seen them with clothes on like 10 times. For a naturist, putting on clothes is putting on a different persona for the public, whereas when we're naked that's out true selves.
Exactly. It's kind of like putting on shackles to be able to face the public