[April 2013 note: This was always one of the most popular posts. I almost feel bad about deleting it. I suppose people who want to read it could always buy the book. No pre$$ure.]
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Sweet.
The FKK organisations are a combination of care-free and militant. One need only find which group is to one's liking.
Mia,
Sorry for the late reply but I just became aware of your post.
You seem to be a person who enjoys solitary nudity but is looking for a public place that is safe. I agree that you aren't a nudist (or naturist, for that matter). Those are people who have, as you say, made it a "members only" lifestyle and create artificial "regulations" about acceptable and non-acceptable behaviors; but even worse, acceptable and non-acceptable BELIEFS.
I hope you continue to enjoy being nude wherever and whenever you choose. You're right, that's the FREEDOM of nudity.
From Naturist/Nudist long time 25 years local ANF - Australian Nudist Federation as a national association or local ANF affilated n udist club, South East Sun Club Inc. - nonlanded per AANR - American Assn for Nude Recreation. Nothing can replace the status of nudist club or national association card carrying membership, only my opinion. This includes lone visits to offical and or tolerated beaches or venues. Thanks.
My nudity isn't always solitary. Usually it's not. But I don't think I should have to join any organisations to enjoy nature.
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