| Title: | Naturism |
| Notice: | Site report index is in topic 7 |
| Moderator: | GENRAL::KILGORE |
| Created: | Tue Jan 26 1988 |
| Last Modified: | Thu May 08 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 457 |
| Total number of notes: | 3687 |
I recently visted a nudist resort out in Calif. that requires all
people to be nude at all times, weather permiting. This rule was
was formed years ago because of problems with lookeloo single men.
Well this 65 year old couple came visting ( ASA members ). And
the man got undressed but the women did't. One of the club
enforcers asked her to get undressed or leave, she replied that
she had a medical problem that caused some kind of genital bleeding
and she could't. The enforcer then told her to at lest take her
shirt off. The woman replied that had she knowned that the club
was nudist mandatory she would not have come, but did take her
shirt off. Both I and a few other members were bothered by this
calus treatment (the other members were single men like myself).
Some of these men said they would never have gotten their girl friends
to try nudism if they had to get undress the first time they visted
a place where a person could get socially nude. Other members said they
would be over run with single lookeloo men if the resort was clothing
opt. I tried to explain that other resorts I have visted that were
CO did not have this problem, but no one wanted to hear this from
me. Myself I am a die hard nudist but I believe in a clothing opt.
life style.
So how do the other readers of this note file feel?
Paul
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 73.1 | where did compassion go??! | GENRAL::KILGORE | The Desert Rat | Sun Jun 19 1988 21:53 | 27 |
I feel so sorry for this woman! And also feel outraged that there are not "exceptions" to their policies. Geez, there are days that I don't feel like getting undressed in front of people. I prefer the CO attitude...the amount of attire (or un-attire) you wish is up to you. Valley View Hot Springs in Colorado does not seem to have a problem with lookeeloo people (male or female)...at least I am not aware of it. I don't care to be in a situation that I don't have some control and that includes what I decide to wear or not wear in a nudist/CO environment. Most women in particular have a 'monthly' problem we have to put up with. And some women do not use tampons. I'm probably going to gross out a few people here... <has to do with the alternative to tampons...hit next unseen before it is too late...> Would you care to see a lady with a sanitary napkin plastered between her legs held in place with a napkin belt? Or a swimsuit bottom or shorts instead with the 'protection' concealed from view? I prefer the swimsuit bottom... My grandmother had cancer of the uterus and had bleeding 'down there' until she died. I think people can have compassion in special situations and I believe there **are** exceptions to all rules... But then if there really is a problem with the lookeeloos, I'm not sure how I would handle the problem. Judy | |||||
| 73.2 | unfair... | CADSE::WONG | Le Chinois Fou | Sun Jun 19 1988 22:14 | 14 |
Each case should be evaluated for its own merits instead of having
a general cover every situation. Not every clothed person at a
nudist resort is a voyeur and it should not be assumed so.
At Solair (Connecticut) the rule is: You must be nude in specific
places, such as the sunbathing beac area, the sauna, the
whirlpool/jacuzzi, etc... I've seen many people who had to wear
clothes in those places because they had various reasons, such as
sunburn. They were in the nudity-required places because they wanted
to be with their friends and families, which is what social nudity
is all about.
B.
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| 73.3 | Rules and exceptions | RETORT::GOODRICH | Taking a long vacation | Wed Jun 22 1988 23:40 | 8 |
Dyer Woods in Foster RI has a nude-required rule at the beach,
sauna and tub. It also has rules against dogs. So what do
these have in common?
Seeing eye dogs are allowed, clothes are also allowed when
there is a medical reason.
- gerry
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