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@ournaturistlife
Corin wrote about how men can help women feel safe in clothes-free spaces. Some of the comments were very supportive while some others... proved her point.
Here's my reply. And it's less charitable than hers.
I knew what potentially would come in comments from her article. The comments. The defensive postures. Let's talk about what men don't see.
I've been asked this question numerous times now.
How can men support women in their clothes free journey?
It’s is a more complicated question than it appears because my honest first answer was… most of them already do.
A reader asked me a while ago how men can support women in their clothes free journey. I had to think about it... because most already do.
"I love and respect her decision."
We've read that line more times than we can count. And we can always feel what sits behind it.
Our latest piece is about the loneliness that lives at the edges of naturism.
A real naturist. A fake woman. And what it says about male loneliness, exclusion, and the gaps in our community that leave men vulnerable to
Part 2 is here, and it's the harder half to write.
Pregnancy, the weeks right after giving birth, and menopause, which I'm living through as I write this. Hot flashes with nowhere to hide them. A postpartum body that isn't broken, just still healing. And an honest section on postpartum depression, because sometimes the barrier isn't the body at all.
This is written from a woman's perspective, in a woman's voice, about a woman's body. Some things are just women's to say, in their own words.
If you're a woman reading this: you're not alone in any of it.
If a woman in your life would find comfort in this, please share with her.
Women's biology. Pregnancy and menopause in naturist spaces: a raw, personal look at what "body acceptance" leaves out.
New from me (Corin): Part 1 on the parts of women's biology naturism doesn't talk about. Periods, puberty, birth control chaos. Including my own history, which I've never written publicly before. Not an easy one to hit publish on.
Women's biology. Puberty, periods, and birth control in naturist spaces: a raw, personal look at what "body acceptance" leaves out.
Corin put clothes on and got misunderstood more than being naked ever does. New article on the different ways we think about naturism, nudity, art, and our identity... and the photo that forced us to actually write it down.
Is that naturism? Corin put clothes on and got misunderstood more than being naked does. Four ways we tell naturism, art, and identity apart
We just published something a little different for us. It's about the armor we all carry... the version of ourselves we build to keep everyone else comfortable... and what it costs to finally set it down.
Give it a read and see where it takes you.
We spend our lives building armor to keep others comfortable. Here's what it costs, and what happens the first time you set it down.
Article #150! 🎉 So we figured it was time to address the elephant in the room: what people THINK naturists are like vs. what we're actually like.
It's actually less chakra alignment, more "who has the bottle opener."
No naturists were injured in the writing of this article. 🍻
Apparently, enjoying clothes free living creates very visual naturist stereotypes and makes us a very specific kind of human.
Something we hear constantly: "well, humans are visual animals," usually right before someone excuses staring, comments, or worse.
We finally wrote up why that phrase is doing a lot less work than people think it is.
There’s a phrase that comes up almost every time we talk about naturism with someone who’s new to it or abusing it: “Well… humans are visual
Society considers us not normal.
We take our clothes off outside with other consenting adults, bother absolutely no one, and talk about whether it's going to rain on Tuesday.
Let's look at what society considers normal.
We'll take weird.
When a reader thanked us for making them feel normal, it made us look at modern culture. Why social naturism is a sane escape to find body a
I want to hear from women under 40 who are enjoying a social clothes free life. I'm working on two pieces and I need voices that aren't mine.
You don't have to share this on your feed if you are concerned. Just send the link directly to someone who should read it because finding them is difficult.
Corin
Corin is looking for women under 40 who enjoy social nudity to contribute to two upcoming article series. Here's why she's asking... and how
Why I'm done with swimsuits!
Corin wrote a piece about swimsuits that started funny... the parking lot nipple tuck, the post-lake adjustment choreography, the seaweed situation... and it ended up somewhere more uncomfortable.
The part that stuck with her: the swimsuit doesn't cover insecurity. It manufactures it. It takes your body and turns it into a fit problem requiring a solution. Too much here, not enough there, wrong shape for this cut. The suit becomes the standard and your body becomes the variable that either measures up or doesn't.
She gets to a place at the end that some people will push back on, and others will completely recognize from their own experience. Either way, it's worth the read.
The swimsuit is uncomfortable, anxiety-inducing, and philosophically incoherent. Corin makes the case for leaving it on the beach where it b
Someone you know has a secret. Before you judge them for it, take a look at why you might already understand their choice a lot more than you think.
How do you introduce an idea to people who have already made up their minds about it?
If you are struggling with understanding naturism... or trying to explain it to someone you love... this article is for you. Let's talk about the common ground we all share.
Please share to spread the info!
Struggling to comprehend a loved one's choice? Before you judge, see why understanding naturism is much easier when you look at your own lif
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I guess retro suites my age!
We don't spend enough time admitting naturism involves cracked ribs, a soaked-through dress in Saint Martin, and a nude dance routine to Poison on the deck.
Sometimes, you just need to laugh at the total absurdity of it all. 😊😊
New article.
Genuine naturism isn't all philosophy and beaches. A naturist couple gets honest about the funny, messy, and human moments that don't make i
There's a moment at a naturist space when you forget you're naked. It just stops meaning anything.
That forgetting is the whole point. And it's only possible because of the boundaries.
Part 3 of our series.
But memory isn’t the same as being right. There are people making arguments against our position on nudity and sex that deserve more than a