New Naturist Swim starting in November

[backhome]

Don't need to- it means people getting a kick out of watching other people being naked: the kind of thing that is utterly alien to practisiing naturists, but which, from your previous posts, seems to be the only reason you can conceive of for people choosing to be naked in a group-

 

 

 

 

 

 

They're your posts- not mine.

 

I wasn't- it was you who first mentioned 'sickos' in connection with this-

 

 

 

It might come as news to you, but many people, and probably all naturists, think of nudity as a perfectly natural thing, and don't associate it with 'sickos', or with whatever you got out of your swim when you were on about-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

All I've done is try to answer your question (long since left that behind though ) asked you a couple of questions (no reply, so I've given up on that too), then just posted a few of your own quotes.

:loopy: (as you seem to like the smilies so much)

 

 

 

???

 

I have never stated that naturists are "sicko's that is all in your imagination what I did say is that advertising the possibilty of under 18 year olds being there on the internet could attract that kind of person.

It is no secret that these people troll the internet for information and I stand by what I said that it could happen.

 

As for you going on about naturists and my opinion show me one post where I have said there is anything wrong with naturism.

 

As far as my post saying naturists like to see other people naked I think that is an unaviodable fact otherwise they would practice their pastime alone.

 

Nowhere have I said there is anything wrong with naturism but you're to blind and just looking for conflict to even see that.

 

You seem obsessed with the thought that I am against naturism but can't show me one word I have said to validate that.

 

Are you a naturist by the way or are you just an antagonist?

 

Edit.

Having just seen your post above please highlight my prejudicial posts.

To be honest your post above is the biggest load of rubbish I have ever seen on this forum.

Show me ANYWHERE I HAVE SAID NATURISM IS NOT NATURAL... It's all in your mind.

One simple question "why do people prefer to swim naked than in a swimsuit" and you go ranting about people being prejuciced.

 

Get a grip of yourself man.

 

Come on show me anywhere I have said it is not natural....Put up or shut up.

Edited February 24, 2013 by backhome

[onewheeldave]

I have never stated that naturists are "sicko's that is all in your imagination...

 

I've not said you did. If you disagree, then simply quote the post where you think you saw it.

 

 

 

...what I did say is that advertising the possibilty of under 18 year olds being there on the internet could attract that kind of person.

It is no secret that these people troll the internet for information and I stand by what I said that it could happen.

 

Personally, I'm not seeing why 'sickos' would go to a naturist swim. It's not like they're going to be able to get up to anything in a public swimming baths is it? And, if they did, like I said before, they'd presumably be escorted off the premises by some of the naturists there, or by the police.

 

 

As for you going on about naturists and my opinion show me one post where I have said there is anything wrong with naturism.

 

No. We've already established that you reject any of the answers I've tried to provide, so, I'm not going to waste my time writing more on that.

 

However, a quick look through my previous posts will show several of your quotes that I've selected, as, IMO, they indicate that you clearly find something wrong with naturism.

 

Clearly, your opinion is different to mine on that one, but, I have on those posts gone into detail about why, IMO, you have a problem with naturism.

 

 

 

 

 

 

As far as my post saying naturists like to see other people naked I think that is an unaviodable fact otherwise they would practice their pastime alone.

 

 

I'm sure they do go naked when alone. They also like to socialise, and, being naturists, where possible, they'd naturally be naked when doing so.

 

And, if one was to develop blindness, I'm pretty sure that they'd still, where possible, attend naturist meets- even though they can't see

 

Thing is, I've never denied that naturists like to see other naturists naked, with it being such a natural state to be in, plus, of course, as we live in a world where petty minded bigots take it upon themselves to remove the rights of people to be naked as far as they can, I imagine that those rare occasions where it is permitted, must be very pleasant.

 

Other groups who face such harse repression, would, similarly feel pleasure when they get a rare chance to relax with others who also enjoy that activity e.g. a cross dresser would find it pleasant to socialise with a group of other cross dressers- it's a chance for them to 'be themselves' in a world which unfairly condemns them as being deviant.

 

However, you:

 

I was with four beautiful women so yes I did enjoy it.

 

Well all I can think of is people prefer to swim naked to either look at or be looked at by others otherwise why not wear swimwear?

 

 

seem to be thinking of an altogether different type of pleasure. And you need to face up to the fact that naturists enjoy being with other naked people for entirely different reasons.

 

 

 

 

Having just seen your post above please highlight my prejudicial posts.

 

OK

 

I was with four beautiful women so yes I did enjoy it.

 

Well all I can think of is people prefer to swim naked to either look at or be looked at by others otherwise why not wear swimwear?

 

 

 

 

 

Well the way I see it is this advertised event stating under 18 year olds may be there and it is open to everyone gives the possibility of any sicko turning up....

I would have thought some kind of checked membership more suitable.

 

(you must be getting sick of seeing these by now )

 

 

 

 

 

Edit.

 

One simple question "why do people prefer to swim naked than in a swimsuit" and you go ranting about people being prejuciced.

 

No- one question then a steadfast refusal to take a perfectly good answer seriously, then a series of comments attempting to ridicule that sincere attempt at an answer, then a series of insinuations that the only possible motivation for people going naked in a group is to ogle naked bodies, in conjunction with a rather annoying habit of 'loopy' smilies whenever I attempt to clarify things for you etc, etc.

 

I've done my best to give you some insight as to why naturism is not, as you have said, soley about looking at other peoples naked bodies.

 

Surely we can agree on one thing- that there's no point in you and me further discussing this?

 

So, how about we accept that, and then come up with a mutually agreeable exit strategy from this thread, cos, I've come to the conclusion that our disagreement is not only not helping you or me, but, is also detrimental to this thread.

[backhome]

I've not said you did. If you disagree, then simply quote the post where you think you saw it.

 

 

 

 

Personally, I'm not seeing why 'sickos' would go to a naturist swim. It's not like they're going to be able to get up to anything in a public swimming baths is it? And, if they did, like I said before, they'd presumably be escorted off the premises by some of the naturists there, or by the police.

 

 

 

No. We've already established that you reject any of the answers I've tried to provide, so, I'm not going to waste my time writing more on that.

 

However, a quick look through my previous posts will show several of your quotes that I've selected, as, IMO, they indicate that you clearly find something wrong with naturism.

 

Clearly, your opinion is different to mine on that one, but, I have on those posts gone into detail about why, IMO, you have a problem with naturism.

 

 

 

I'm sure they do go naked when alone. They also like to socialise, and, being naturists, where possible, they'd naturally be naked when doing so.

 

And, if one was to develop blindness, I'm pretty sure that they'd still, where possible, attend naturist meets- even though they can't see

 

Thing is, I've never denied that naturists like to see other naturists naked, with it being such a natural state to be in, plus, of course, as we live in a world where petty minded bigots take it upon themselves to remove the rights of people to be naked as far as they can, I imagine that those rare occasions where it is permitted, must be very pleasant.

 

Other groups who face such harse repression, would, similarly feel pleasure when they get a rare chance to relax with others who also enjoy that activity e.g. a cross dresser would find it pleasant to socialise with a group of other cross dressers- it's a chance for them to 'be themselves' in a world which unfairly condemns them as being deviant.

 

However, you:

 

 

 

 

 

seem to be thinking of an altogether different type of pleasure. And you need to face up to the fact that naturists enjoy being with other naked people for entirely different reasons.

 

 

 

 

 

OK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(you must be getting sick of seeing these by now )

 

 

 

 

 

No- one question then a steadfast refusal to take a perfectly good answer seriously, then a series of comments attempting to ridicule that sincere attempt at an answer, then a series of insinuations that the only possible motivation for people going naked in a group is to ogle naked bodies, in conjunction with a rather annoying habit of 'loopy' smilies whenever I attempt to clarify things for you etc, etc.

 

I've done my best to give you some insight as to why naturism is not, as you have said, soley about looking at other peoples naked bodies.

 

Surely we can agree on one thing- that there's no point in you and me further discussing this?

 

So, how about we accept that, and then come up with a mutually agreeable exit strategy from this thread, cos, I've come to the conclusion that our disagreement is not only not helping you or me, but, is also detrimental to this thread.

 

Still not one thing that says I am prejudiced is there.

 

I did enjoy bathing naked with four beautiful women.....Do you think there is anything wrong with that?

 

I do think some naturists might [note the word might] like to see other people naked otherwise why do it in groups?

 

Sicko's can see advertised events on the internet events with under 18's allowed.

 

Not one word of prejudice there my friend.

 

So if you wish to leave it at that fair enough. If you have a problem with any of the above I can't help that.

 

Just to be clear I have not said ANYWHERE I have a problem with naturism quite the oposite,,,,I also have not said anywhere that it is soley for the purpose of looking at naked people.........Those are your words not mine.

Edited February 24, 2013 by backhome

[Agent Orange]

I did enjoy bathing naked with four beautiful women.....Do you think there is anything wrong with that?

 

Would you enjoy swimming naked with men?

[backhome]

Would you enjoy swimming naked with men?

 

I can't answer that because Ive never tried it.

Would you?

[Agent Orange]

I can't answer that because Ive never tried it.

Would you?

 

Maybe you should give it a go. If you enjoyed it before, I am sure you wouldn't mind what sex you take a dip with.

 

As for me, never tried naked swimming... although happy to give it a go

[backhome]

Maybe you should give it a go. If you enjoyed it before, I am sure you wouldn't mind what sex you take a dip with.

 

As for me, never tried naked swimming... although happy to give it a go

 

Join the group in this thread.

[Halibut]

 

As for me, never tried naked swimming... although happy to give it a go

 

I'd recommend the sea if at all possible rather than a pool - I've swum naked in Greece a time or two, which was absolutely delightful and on Anglesey, which was equally lovely, albeit desperately cold. I shared the water with a seal for that swim.

[Hopman]

To return to the original point of the thread...

There's a swim Easter Saturday 4-30 to 6pm at Chapeltown Baths.

NUS free with cards. BN £3 (£5 couples) £5 adults.

[pb63]

When is the next swim?