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Monthly Archives: February 2020
A Story Laying Bare More Than the Lack of Clothing Could Ever Reveal
Before I get into today’s post, I want to make one observation. As of the moment I find myself writing these words, I have 666 comments. Does this mean that my blog site now has come to the attention of … Continue reading
Posted in depth psychology, naturism
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A Bare Beach Kind of Day
The “Carnaval” crowds are gone and the beach is basically empty, especially in the early afternoon when the heat persuades so many to retreat indoors to air conditioning and afternoon siestas. For some reason, I tolerate heat very well. I … Continue reading
Posted in naturism, Normalising Naturism
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Naturism and the Collective of Humanity
I have been thinking more and more about Normalising Naturism [#NormalisingNaturism] and have come to the conclusion that in our modern western world that includes basically all first world countries, naturism will never be normal. There is too much embedded … Continue reading
Posted in depth psychology, naturism
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Nude in the Shadow World
It’s time to add a few more words here for all who find their way to this page. The past few days have not been all that wonderful. Of course, no one in their right mind would ever expect that … Continue reading
Posted in depth psychology, naturism
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Sweeping Away the Fuzziness of My Naturist Beginnings
As I have mentioned previously, I am editing my first volume of my autobiography in order to have it ready for audio recording. In a way, I am sweeping away the unnecessary debris that was cluttering up the original version. … Continue reading
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Another Sunday Morning of Nude Musing
I woke up to dark skies again this morning, after a night of dream-filled sleep. The dreams were quickly forgotten once I had left our bed to check out the weather from the front patio. Since all the draperies were … Continue reading
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It’s Complicated When Nude Images Are Posted
It has been a few days since my last post. With a bit cooler temperatures and a later low-tide, I find myself with a bit of unstructured time for writing another blog post. As usual, I include a photo showing … Continue reading
Posted in depth psychology, naturism
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Beach Time – Just Another Day in Olon
It was another sunny morning and early afternoon in Olon, Ecuador. Just before noon, I decided to head out with the sole intention of getting some sunshine. I had several hours to myself and I intended on getting the most … Continue reading
Naturists Living Someone Else’s Life and Values
The sky is mostly blue with scattered clouds creating pleasing tableaux. We began the morning with coffee on the beach which is less than a 100 metres from our apartment, rather than on our patio. Of course, that meant I … Continue reading
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Sultry Saturday in Olon
It is 33 Celsius in the shade this afternoon in Olon. We went for our usual beach walk, this time walking 9 kilometres. As always, we walk barefoot on the sand. There was barely a faint breeze and it was … Continue reading
Posted in naturism
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