Why does being naked have to be shamed and something to be reluctant about? Why do we have to live like this?
Governments have created so many laws prohibiting public nudity. We’re told by the media, peer pressure, and society to be ashamed of simple nudity. It has passed down from our parents, grandparents, and so on since humanity became so accustomed to clothing.
From a young age, we’re taught to be ashamed of seeing nudity, either of ours or of others. It’s unfair to require clothing in all times and places. Due to this insanity created by society, we have never-nudes.
Every home should be nude-friendly. In fact, the whole world needs to be nude-friendly.
Shaming nudity is a bad idea. It leads to problems like insecurity about our bodies, a lower self-esteem, and less body acceptance.
Being naked should be allowed and encouraged because it would improve our health and well-being.
No one should prohibit being naked from anyone else. It makes no sense.
At home, why not be naked? It shouldn’t be a taboo to be naked anymore. In the 21st century, it’s time to have more freedom.
Nudism should not be something hidden and isolated. It should be widespread and accepted.
We were all born naked, so why should it be evil to be naked?
We have a huge textile industry that has huge advertising for clothes. The media tells us to have such an attractive body, which has led to more resorting to bulimia and plastic surgery to look like such models. It has led to negative effects. Nudism promotes a positive body image and discourages the rejection of any body, however imperfect it is.
Buying brand-name clothes is a waste of time and money. It’s materialistic too. Why were so many clothes even made in the first place?
We’re told to clothe ourselves and that we need clothes to go out, to attend parties, to go to work, to dress casually, that the naked body is boring and it’s therefore best to look good clothed, and above all, that being naked is plain inappropriate.
Even during the heat, depending on the climates where we each live at, we’re required to be clothed. Being naked in hot climates/weather means the body temperature regulates itself to prevent heat exhaustion more easily.
It’s now time to get rid of the outdated notion that we must hide our bodies in shame. Nudism is advantageous for humanity.
Being afraid of nudity is afraid of nothing. There are things to be okay to fear, but not nudity.
Nudism doesn’t have to be private. No one has said that nudism had to be confined to secluded and private times and places.
The world was not designed to have dress codes. Being forced to cover up is a form of abuse. Body shame always hurts.
Nudism should be the norm. Nude images and videos should be normalized, too.
There’s no such thing as too young to be a nudist. The porn industry makes us believe that nudism is only for adults.
Nudity shouldn’t be censored. Why do movies and the media censor body parts rendered obscene by certain cultures – butts, genitals, female nipples? Those are natural parts of our bodies, just like all our other body parts. It’s no different to censor one body part or another. And no other animals’ bodies get censored. The human body was not made to be censored.
The human body is wonderful and beautiful. It makes no sense to be arrested just because we’re outside naked. How can that be criminalized while playing violent video games among children is acceptable?
Being offended and even horrified of nudity is so sad and unfair. It means being offended by our own species – humanity.
Clothes divide and even dehumanize us. Nudism facilitates life so much. We should live naked as much as possible and not care if we’re visiting and being visited by friends or family, going anywhere, or doing anything that doesn’t require clothing to do.
Here’s more information to have widespread and promote nudism in a positive manner.