Dave Nicholson's Nude Life

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...