Dave Nicholson's Nude Life

Best way to watch movies if you ask me is in the skin. I was watching a horror film at the time I took this photo. A bit later I had a good cup of coffee and enjoyed some music. I love music and listen to a lot of it. The natural state of being in nude. It's what we where designed to be. Yes, clothing is needed at times, but most of the time in the home, it sure as heck is not. It's a very cold winter day today and it would be folly to be out in it with no clothing on. You would not last long. But I love the summer and long for the days when I was able to go to the nude beach up near Saskatoon or go nude camping.

Living as a nudist in an apartment building that literally has no public nudity in the rental agreement can be a challenge. You can't just answer the door for example. You have to yell through the door that you need a minute to get to them. Then put on clothing quick and go see what they want. I honestly don't often get people at my door than God, but it can happen. Wellness checks: Well in my building we need to put a sign out that says "I'm OK" on the door every morning before 9am, or the person checking bangs on the door and starts yelling, "are you OK in there?" There have been times I've forgotten the dang sign and had the inconvenience of having to yell through the door that I'm fine. I often wonder if she ever thinks why I don't open the door to talk to her face to face. There have been times I wanted to talk to the lady that checks on us. These are times I have to get dressed and wait for her to come down the hall, then I open the doo...

To be honest, there are rather a lot of people of size who prefer to be naked as often as possible. I've done many vlogs in the skin. I'll go many more. Remember folks who watch me on YT - when I have a shirt on, it's literally the only thing I have on - I'm swinging in the wind down below. Nudism is true freedom and it's just so good for your self image. * Image made with Perchance AI.

It's hard to read, but the cup says, "Live With Pride" and I am doing just that. I am proud of who I am and what I am. There is no part of me that I am, or should be, ashamed of. My body, my actions - all of it I'm proud of. Society teaches us to hate our bodies and to only see an unatonable body form as beautiful. With the nudist movement, those who are true nudists, don't see people as shapes, sizes, colors, sexes - they just see a human being. Judgment is left to the actions of people, nothing else. We don't care how much money you have or what you look like, or what your job is. I'm truly grateful to my father for allowing us to be nude in the home as children, and that he was doing the same thing. He gave me the ability to love myself even in a world that looks down on how you look. This extended to the textile side of my life when I had to have clothing on in public places like school - I had no shame if my clothing did not look as "nice" a...

Just posted a real on Instagram that shows literally my head and my shoulders only. Some people seem to get offended at the simple fact I have no shirt on in the video. Just imagine how repressed you have to be to get upset over someone's bloody shoulders not being covered LOL. Social programming is not always a good thing. In this case, definitely not a good thing at all. We have been taught over the centuries to be ashamed of our natural state. Why? To control people. If you give them all kinds of rules that don't follow the natural state of being a human, you can introduce guilt and then with that tool control people for your own gain. There has always been power in religion for example. To bring people into the church, is mostly about getting something out of them in the first place. Secondly, it's to manipulate people into doing about anything they are told to do. This extends into the world of politics. At this current moment in the USA it is very much what is happeni...

It is amazingly liberating to be nude I find. I have always felt most myself when I have nothing on my body. It's been this way as long as I can remember. Fortunately I grew up in a home where nudity was not a taboo or any kind of issue. It was natural to my Dad, my Brother, and I. We where nude in the home in the evenings most of the time. We would watch TV together nude and it was normal to us. Yes we all realized that society had a problem with it, but for us it was just another day. The only time I briefly had issue with how my body looked was when I was about 13 to 15 - then I was back to accepting who I am and how I looked. I've read other nudists stories and it is not uncommon - although not all life long nudists have this phase. I have known others who where nudists, but in their family it seems, it was not accepted and they had to do it away from the family and sometimes had to hide it. I find this sad as hell. People are not doing any favors to their family members by...