Hello ~ Auntie Kat here. :)
I’d like to be able to capture for you and share with you the feeling of how really very gentle and human it is to be nude/to be a nudist. The vulnerability yes, but more so, the gentle ease of comfort with the naked body without sexual agenda - just being at home in your own skin in a naked human body contains a sort of grace, a sort of majesty, a sort of stillness that is rare in a loud/busy world. Nudity creates a sense of peace, of comfort, of being gently, unashamedly human. It is disarming. It is soothing. It is equalizing. It is uplifting.
Personally, I immediately feel more comfortable and a sense of camaraderie when people are nude. There’s a welcoming. A human intimacy - and I don’t mean even remotely in any sexual sense. There’s a comfort with the self that allows other people to be comfortable around you.
It is really useful/helpful to be able to understand that there is a separation between nudity and sex/sexuality. Sex/sexuality is its own realm to explore and enjoy in the consensual agreements adults make with each other. Nudity holds its own place in the world that is separate and distinct from sex/sexuality, even though social narratives often try to program us otherwise into believing that nudity is sexual. We can reject those narratives and claim the innocent, gentle, powerfully human state of nudity as the natural, beautiful entity that it is. Claiming this space for nudity could go a long way toward healing our relationships with our bodies, ourselves, and each other.
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