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Practice makes perfection. You may have heard about the 10,000-hour rule introduced by Malcom Gladwell in his famous book Outliers. So goes naturism I think. The more time you spend naked in naturist setting, the more nudity becomes natural and you’ll soon become an expert naturist.

If you grasp every opportunity to get naked, be it at the beach, on a hike or at home with friends, you’ll soon be very comfortable in your own skin. Sometimes, at the beginning of your naturist journey, you may feel awkward being naked, particularly in a mixed audience, with clothed and other naked people.

But the more you practice, the more nudity becomes normal and you can get naked more frequently. You’ll soon discover there are plenty opportunities when you can be naked, more than you can imagine. Keep practicing!

Get Naked, Stay Naked, Live Naked and Share the Naked Love!

People seem more and more entitled these days, starting with kids. I do not know whether it’s true or not, or just an effect of time, however my feeling is we are not entitled to many thing but keep fighting. Social, non sexual nudity should be a right, most naturists agree and naturist federations and associations fight for this right to be enforced.

But is nudity an entitlement? On one side, I really think it should, as it is simply giving back humanity without the artifice of clothing. On another one, being nude should not be a privilege or a benefit, which an entitlement is, but the simple expression of our humanity, in its simplest form.

So, with some thinking, I come to realize that being naked in nature, at home or in naturist places is not an entitlement, it’s a choice that we have in most countries and that we should enforce through laws. However, as, for most people, nudity equals sex, we need to constantly educate about naturism and its many benefits, this is the only way the right to be naked will prevail. Not as an entitlement, but our simple basic right.

Get Naked, Stay Naked, Live Naked and Share the Naked Love!

Many people have been trying to increase human life. Of course, we all would like to live as long as possible in good health. In an article published in Psychology Today and entitled The Naked Truth About Longevity, Prof. Kravitz, from the University of New Mexico reveals the secret of longevity: minimizing stress, maintaining physical activity, keeping your brain active, socializing, and laughing more.

IF you’ve ever spent some time in a naturist setting, all this can be applied and even magnified. Spending time in nature is a well known way to reduce stress (read this article from the American Heart Association), spending time naked in nature adds another level of stress reduction, IMHO.

Naturism is inherently a social activity and many clubs organize activities both for the body and the mind to keep fit and alert. So can naturism be a good way to increase longevity? I do believe so. Naturism knows no age, no gender, no religion, no sexual orientation and no color. What if it could lead to a longer and happier life?

Get Naked, Stay Naked, Live Naked and Share the Naked Love!

What is heaven for a naturist? A place where he or she can be nude all day long with like-minded individuals. Most naturist places look like heaven when the weather allows to get and stay naked.

Hell on the other side is a place where you could be naked but need to be clothed, like a textile beach where being nude will lead you to jail. Being naked is so comfortable that it’s always a mystery to me that people still want to wear clothes when they could be heavenly naked.

So heaven on earth is definitely a naked heaven, and hopefully if there’s an after life heaven, it has to be naked too. In the meantime, life’s better when lived as much nude as possible, whenever and wherever possible.

Get Naked, Stay Naked, Live Naked and Share the Naked Love!

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