Month: November 2013

Social nudity can promote catharsis and better body image

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Dallas Nudist Examiner posted this article about the way clothes free living can improve body image. Do you hate the way you look? If so, you aren’t alone. According to researchers, more of us than ever, women especially, dislike the way we look. According to a survey that Ann Kearney-Cooke, PhD, a Cincinnati psychologist who specializes in body image helped Glamour magazine put together, “on average, women have 13 negative body thoughts a day, almost one for every waking hour.” 97-percent of the women surveyed admitted to having at least one “I hate my body” moment each day.” Read more Related articles Mormon Women Bare More Than Just Their Testimonies (salon.com)

Educating Julie Movie Review

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The 1984 movie Educating Julie tells the story of a university student given the assignment to write a paper on nudity in the 80s. It follows the experience of Julie and her reluctant boyfriend Steve as they explore the clothes free lifestyle. The movie holds together quite well as we observe Julie’s struggle with her body image as well as how to get the information she needs for her assignment. After an initial visit to a nudist camp Julie and Steve divide the research with Steve taking the seamy strip club side of things and Julie focusing on her growing interest in naturism.

The place to be when you have nothing on!

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Originally posted on Wiltshire Naturists:
Ridgewood Sun Club… where members and visitors from Wiltshire and neighbouring counties come to relax, sun bathe and be active outdoors without needing to wear clothes. Ridgewood has a club house, splash pool, games courts and other facilities. Camping too. Main website http://www.ridgewoodsunclub.co.uk Visitor webpage http://ridgewoodsunclub.wordpress.com

VEGANISM IS THE NATURISM OF THE MATRIARCHY

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Originally posted on DARIO WESTERN:
“A dreamer demands the impossible.  An idealist demands the impractical.” – Marilyn Vos Savant This has not been the easiest blog post for me to be writing, but it has to be written. It started off with my 100 Things To Do In A Year list, which was to enable me to stretch my comfort zones with doing a number of things I normally wouldn’t do to empower me to become a better and successful person. 2013 has no doubt been a great year for me in several ways, but the end part has been quite a challenging year in which I’ve come to the conclusion that in order to help save the world and myself, instead of looking to change it, I need to simply submit to both. Being a rather defensive and antagonistic person, I am still coming to terms with this. Having been a nudist for 23 years now, and a vegetarian/vegan on an off for almost as long, I had initially bought philosophies of life purporting…