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How To Find Nudist Friends: Finding Connections and Building Community as a Free Spirited Nudist (Getting Naked Book 74) (English Edition)
How To Find Nudist Friends: Finding Connections and Building Community as a Free Spirited Nudist (Getting Naked)
Some people are just better at striking up a conversation than others. We met a guy on a nude beach the other day who after his first visit already knew the names of the bartender, the guy who sells sun beds, the lifeguards, the massage lady and half of the other people on the beach. It’s something we’re envious of. If you’re not that smooth talking or if you want to be left alone and make sure that even the Naked Chatty Guy doesn’t come over, here are some tips for how not to make new friends:
Nudist friends find a nice space to lay out naked
How do you even start inviting your friends to get naked, or even telling them about your lifestyle. Is it a lifestyle? Is it a hobby? I am not here to argue semantics as much as explain how I get naked. For years, our closest friends have had an annual tradition of stripping down naked and posing with our butts to the camera for a photo. It’s always been a quick strip down, adverting your eyes so you don’t see your best friends taint, and using your arms and hands to cover your own bit until everyone is in position for the photo. This is quite different from the Full Monty lay all your cards on the table experience of inviting your friends to Wreck Beach (to that Publisher if you note this is my attempt at foreshadowing because we played Cards at a nude beach – see “Naked with Friends Part 2”). But that’s exactly what we did.
