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Joining the clothes free community has been overwhelming, but in a good way. I’ve been welcomed with open arms and words of encouragement. With that being said, I have so many questions. For those of you who are single, how do you date living a clothes free life? How do you even bring that up in a conversation with someone you are interested in dating? What if they aren’t down with it? What if they want you to stop posting nude photos? If you live with your parents, and obviously this is for the younger crowd, how do you go about telling them you want to be clothes free outside of your room? For instance, living with parents, and even though she birthed me, my mother can weirded out when I walk around in a tank top and boy shorts. If you plan to have children – I don’t, but I’m interested to know – how will you raise them? At home they don’t wear clothes and at school they do? Will you live in a clothes free community? Will you …
Q */ What do you do if your partner isn’t into nudism? How do you compromise? — @anna4anybody (Twitter) A */ I don’t force it. Leaving my partner to come around in their own time is crucial. I won’t sacrifice my routine or my day to day nudism habits to make anyone more comfortable, or enforce rules at home. But in most cases I’ve found my partners become more open to the idea of joining me because I’m comfortable and don’t make a big deal out of it. Compromises tend to be a series of trial and error. It’s key to take small steps at home, like sleeping naked, cooking, watching tv – and not surprise them with a trip to a naturist resort for vacation. Having discussions before I make a step into dating someone, I address all my concerns. So there aren’t any surprises about my lifestyle. */Serenity
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