Dave Nicholson's Nude Life

Music is the staff of life I tell you. Somehow it's just more enjoyable when you are nude. There is nothing like sitting in my chair nude and cranking up some classic rock. At the moment of this photo I was listening to Black Magic Woman by Santana. I have recently remembered the time they sent someone to look at my fridge. Well by law they need to give you 24 hours notice before they enter unless you let them in. Well, I did not hear the guy knocking as I had my headphones on, and he used his pass key to enter and walked in on me. He got the full Monty when I stood up and said, "what are you doing here"? They have a bad habit of just coming in here when they feel like it and not telling you they are coming at all. Being a nudist, this may lead to some people seeing something they don't really want to see. I always have clothing on if I know they are coming of course, but as I said, sometimes, they just up and come in anyway. As I said, it's literally the LAW that

I find it most comfortable when I have nothin on but my headphones. I've been a nudist the vast majority of my life. Even as a young kid, my Father, my Brother and I would end up watching TV in the evening with not a single piece of clothing on us. Mother was not quite into it. She had this Catholic guilt thing going on, as she was raised Catholic. Although she converted to the United Church when she married my Father, she never lost that sense of self shame. I always found that to be sad, and wished show could have moved past that repressive viewpoint driven into her as a child, and life a lot more freely. But she never did. It was different in the 1970's, 1980's and 1990's I think. People where a hell of a lot more repressed when it came to nudity, and even in their homes, it was not something they tended to do. Not one of my friends at the time (as a kid or teen) where into the nudist lifestyle and only a couple of them even knew most of my family where nudists. I fi

Just cut off my hair for the summer. Much cooler this way, and for the most part I hate having hair. Laying in bed after a shower and just listening to podcasts. This is the way we where intended to be. Sure there is a need for clothing to protect us from the weather or from the thick woods or so on - not to mention, I don't think I want to weld nude. But for the most part, I am way more happy to be nude than I am with my clothing on. I did however notice a large bruise on my left leg in the top photo so I took a closer photo. It's a darn bad one. I got not one clue how it got there. I'm on blood thinners, and this kind of thing happens - just not normally this badly. I know so many people that actually feel shame over their bodies, I can't live like that, it's too much. So I learned at a rather young age that we are all beautiful in our own way. There is no such thing as a good body and a bad body (looks wise). We are all people, and all worthy of self respect. Sur

Me at the computer. I had the web came taking photos at 30 second intervals. I was doing some fractal art with Mandelbulb 3D and then I got a text, and the text was a scam, "you need to act in the next 60 minutes, withdraw your $3000 or play it." Right, if you click the link you are only asking for trouble. But anyway, just wanted to pop into the blog and say, "every activity is better if you are nude." That being said, it's a bit of a bother being a nudist in an apartment on only the 2nd floor. You can see in my window from the parking lot if you look up. There is not one possibility of them seeing the man bits, but you can see from about my nipples up. I found it interesting that the rental agreement stated no answering the door nude, and to always dress "modestly" in common arias. I tend to have clothing on if I am expecting a delivery or maintenance coming in. I've had to toss on some close quick more than a few times when they wanted to check

Got to love your body, no matter what the hell others may think. Feeling shame for your side, shape, deformities, or anything is totally a waste of your time and removes joy from your life. In my teen  years I has a short time where I was self conscious about my body. Thank God it did not last long. I realized no one has a perfect body and to someone you look fabulous, and who cares about others haring how you look. I've been to many nude events in my life and I have to say I've never had an actual nudist be rude, or anything other than welcoming to me. You can tell people who are just getting off on being seen naked, because they have something to say about others bodies. This kind of person needs to feel superior by taring down others. They are not nudists, they are exabitionests. Acceptance of your own body can be hard to accomplish if you are not in a supportive environment. Many factions of society look down on the human body as being "dirty". This is false, the

Not Friday, but here is a frontal shot. I have to say if a guy like me can be happy with his body, almost anyone can be. That is in the light of society telling people like me we don't fit the mold. To hell with the mold, I'm beautiful just the way I am. With being raised to be fine with my body, I am lucky. All the males in my childhood home would hang out at night with nothing on. It let to a couple of interesting times when someone came to the door late at night to visit, but that only happened twice. Mom on the other hand was damaged by Catholic guilt and had to be covered at all times. I feel bad for people who where raised to be ashamed of their natural state of being. The way the mass media wants you to think a "good body" looks is almost unobtainable. They use this imposed vision of perfection to keep a billion people buying crap they don't need. All to fit a mold less than 1% of people can fit. This industry ends up making a lot of people hate how they lo