Do “clothing optional “ resorts find certain dress styles “ suggestive” - like the rest of society- or is it anything goes. No assumptions?
VIVANTGuru
Example I like to wear but don’t often bc I feel uncomfortable with assumptions I think or createsOld pics. bad pics. Fuzz and bad focus - but still you get the point.My impression, ( I can be wrong and it Probably varies anyhow) Is that Nudists see Nudity as being in a natural state, which is not the same as being provocative or naked. So I wonder if that means scantily designed clothing will still seem inappropriate, OR given the open attitude towards bodies it would be acceptable?
I am just imagining being somewhere where I don’t have to worry guys / women think I’m advertising sex if I’m wearing a short skirt (with shorts attached that you can’t see) For example. Like in the pic above.
I know many people wear much less. But I’m not really referring to it being allowed. It’s the attitude people have when looking I would love to not encounter. Makes me uncomfortable doesn’t mean I don’t want to wear what I want to wear but usually I won’t bc the discomfort trumps anything else.
Just curious 😊
No one cares how much or How little wear or what you wear at a nudist resort.
Vote A
There are still clothing etiquette expectations.
Vote B
There are expectations but they are more lax than non nudist areas.
Vote C
Clothing is judged the same as anywhere else. If it’s “ slutty” it’s slutty. Nudity is not seductive. Clothing is.
Vote D
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Reason I’m asking... It’s easy for me to feel like something even simple something is inappropriate due to past many things I won’t get into It’s taken me years to dress how I want instead of what I was accustomed to. I don’t dress to provoke sexual thoughts, I dress bc I like a certain style, and comfort Though eve there I’ll choose not being too revealing over what I find comfortable.. ... the sexual attention is unwanted and I thought 💡 Well what if I’m at a place where bodies are—
+1 y
—seen as scandalous in the first place. Will that affect how clothing is received as well Bc usually the complaint is it’s too high too low etc Skies to much x y z but if people already don’t mind bidets then isn’t the length obsolete. Rather then posting gag every day trying to get a fever all idea if I’m dressing inappropriately according to cross generational opinion. I thought a NR Might be a solution.. temporarily until I learn to not care.🤷♀️
I have been to nudist camps and you would be fine.
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VIVANT
+1 y
Thanks Jerre 😊
TstrbrainerGuru
+1 y
To answer your question, I think it's okay to assume that no one cares about what you wear in a nudist resort.
When it comes to general public places, still no one has the right to care about what you wear. Some just enjoy the view, some try to strike up a conversation, some are hostile and even spread rumors. You don't have to be scared of the third category, only be cautious and avoid them. At the end, it's your body and your choices that matters
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mrgspoterYoda
+1 y
I hate nudist people or people who think it's ok to be like it when kids are around but just like that in pic to me is ok even though most people will judge I don't
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tjbyrd39Xper 6
+1 y
If has leash and collar No one will holler
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tjbyrd39
+1 y
I lost what interested me bout question in first place meh
jimmy2Master
+1 y
I love this pics hummm
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Cryptic-GameGuru
+1 y
I doubt they care. If they allow nudity, I doubt they'd care about how short your skirt was.
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billluc69Yoda
+1 y
just get naked
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Anonymous
+1 y
Wow, what a great and well-articulated question... I’m interested in hearing the responses from nudists
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VIVANT
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Haha me too. There are a few informative responses I believe 😊
Anonymous
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That is a very interesting question, as I am not part of the scene i can't know but i would have thought that clothes would still be subject to interpretation / signaling because i dont see how it can be any other way but what a person sees is in the eye of the beholder in any case, where ever you are.
It could also depend on the nature or the community, for example the shedding of the clothes could be a way of removing class and status, an equaliser (this is a complete fabrication by the way, a thought experiment) so in that setting, something with a brand name or obviously expensive or rare material or something would be more significant than the style etc
There are all sorts of message and signals which people send and recieve often without realising it.
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5 28I have been to nudist camps and you would be fine.
Thanks Jerre 😊
To answer your question, I think it's okay to assume that no one cares about what you wear in a nudist resort.
When it comes to general public places, still no one has the right to care about what you wear.
Some just enjoy the view, some try to strike up a conversation, some are hostile and even spread rumors. You don't have to be scared of the third category, only be cautious and avoid them. At the end, it's your body and your choices that matters
I hate nudist people or people who think it's ok to be like it when kids are around but just like that in pic to me is ok even though most people will judge I don't
If has leash and collar
No one will holler
I lost what interested me bout question in first place meh
I love this pics hummm
I doubt they care. If they allow nudity, I doubt they'd care about how short your skirt was.
just get naked
Wow, what a great and well-articulated question... I’m interested in hearing the responses from nudists
Haha me too. There are a few informative responses I believe 😊
That is a very interesting question, as I am not part of the scene i can't know but i would have thought that clothes would still be subject to interpretation / signaling because i dont see how it can be any other way but what a person sees is in the eye of the beholder in any case, where ever you are.
It could also depend on the nature or the community, for example the shedding of the clothes could be a way of removing class and status, an equaliser (this is a complete fabrication by the way, a thought experiment) so in that setting, something with a brand name or obviously expensive or rare material or something would be more significant than the style etc
There are all sorts of message and signals which people send and recieve often without realising it.
Everything is open to interpretation.