Naturism is healthy, sensible - who wants to wear clothes when the weather is hot – and great fun!

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It also “promotes wholesomeness and stability of the human body, mind, and spirit.”

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There is a tremendous sense of calm, relaxation and wellbeing that being a Naturist brings,

particularly when among such friendly, like-minded folk. 

Naturists believe that baring all helps with stress relief, improved self-esteem

and a positive body image/body acceptance.

When we shed our clothes we also shed the constraints of social status, that by which we are often judged.

Naturists make no such judgements and simply get to know the true person within.

We also realise that the human body is to be celebrated, for its rich diversity, not held as an object of shame.

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Any naturist will tell you that to be truly in touch with nature, to feel the air, the sun and the water on bare skin, is one of the most life affirming and amazing experiences one can have. In fact, once you have swum without a costume, you will never go back – we believe they are pointless.

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Naturism is a non-sexual environment, there is nothing lewd or inappropriate going on (this would be as unacceptable as in a clothed situation), and as such it is great for the whole family.

The children of naturist parents are encouraged to appreciate their bodies as part of their natural environment, who then grow up with a greater awareness of the human body. In fact Naturism offers something of an antidote to the unhealthy yet pervasive images of the ‘perfect body’ with which they are continually confronted and which can cause so many body hang-ups in later life.

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