I Love Myself and Nudism Helped With That

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I always find it amazing that people who don't live the nudist lifestyle tend to not understand a guy like me can love his own body appearance and love themselves. The clothed masses seem to think it's law that what the media and movies have told them is true. The reality of billions of people not caring what they look like is to alien to them to understand. The majority of this world does not give one thought to how they look. Nudists are the segment of western culture that tends to not see a so called imperfect body as something to feel bad about. For us, it's part of us and we don't care what we look like, we are simply humans who deserve love from ourselves and others.

The other thing the textile world can't seem to get is that people can be nude in a social setting and not have it be sexual in any way. It's just people who are on a level field with each other being humans together. The identity that goes with the uniform of clothing is stripped away and we are left with what we are - just people. I've almost never seen nudists talk about money or work for example. I have seen them talk about hobbies, food, travel and so on, but almost never the jobs. It is something to be in a gathering of hundreds of nude people who are not "excited". I have know so many people that can't separate nudity from sexuality. It's a disturbing part of so called normal society that gives me pause as to wanting to be "normal." I'd rather be the free me who separates the two.

I and those like me will not buy into your fake shame that is used to control you and to sell you crap you don't need. There is a massive industry taking in billions based on the idea that you need all kinds of stuff to look the way you should look. The concept that the ideal is not obtainable by 99% of humanity never seems to sink in for them. They instead keep trying to look like the best they can, the entire time not once feeling adequate. Yes, there are people who think they are all that, but that is not common - most people will always be trying to get that golden look that they will never have.

I'd rather be the free, and nude me and not worry about all this crap that people think I should incorporate into my life - just no thanks - I'll sit here and by happy thanks very much. Nudism is why for the most part of my life, I've accepted who I am and had self Love. It's a system of abuse against the self identity that our society progenerates. It's all to make money off of your misery - set yourself free.


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