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Drrummer |
Posted - 01/29/2007 : 10:09:14 PM Hi folks.
I am fairly up to scratch on nude etiquette. There is one question i have though.
In a textile setting, it would be considered rude or at least odd, to touch your genitals/groin area in anyway, even if not a sexual thing. This would include, scratching, readjusting or just generally comfortable with your hand there as opposed to elsewhere.
The questions is, does this apply in a nude setting, or is it acceptable to do any of the above due to all being visible anyway ?
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nudeisbetter |
Posted - 11/07/2008 : 06:10:03 AM quote: Originally posted by thornapplebison Do it until it feels better. When it starts feeling really good, you've gone too far.
LOL! Excellent advice...
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thornapplebison |
Posted - 11/06/2008 : 10:38:06 PM Yes.
Sometimes stuff gets sweaty, itchy. Whether boobs or balls, sometimes stuff needs an adjustment. Skin needs sun lotion. A no-touching rule would be ridiculous. We all know the difference between a necessary adjustment and playing with it.
Do it until it feels better. When it starts feeling really good, you've gone too far.
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Admin |
Posted - 11/06/2008 : 11:27:18 AM As suggested by several of our members, there are already numerous threads, all put together in a dedicated area, to discuss "boners".
Every reasonable question related to erections has already been asked and answered, sometimes into 50 pages or more. You can go and read them in the Men's section. They are there so the members don't have to keep answering the same old tired questions over and over again.
In this forum you must remain on topic. To interject your questions or comments about erections into conversations across the board will only result in your membership being canceled, as would starting new topics about erections. Please be more careful about it.
Now everyone— to get back on topic, is touching, scratching, or readjusting okay in a public nude setting? |
ETrainer |
Posted - 11/06/2008 : 09:27:37 AM quote: Originally posted by dallasboy19
well see like i have yet to go to one of these resorts but when ever im naked, its like i automaticly get a erection and i want to be like free and open with myself and not be controlled by clothes would people see it as disrespectful? because i want to make friends with men and women and also like i always hug with greetings so how would i hug if i have a boner? like i do not want to have intercource on a hug or touch like another penis of a man
Dallasboy, you will find the numerous threads that pertain to your concerns 100% very useful. Read through all the other responses there and you should find that you are not alone in your erection concerns and etiquette.
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n/a |
Posted - 11/05/2008 : 3:55:55 PM well see like i have yet to go to one of these resorts but when ever im naked, its like i automaticly get a erection and i want to be like free and open with myself and not be controlled by clothes would people see it as disrespectful? because i want to make friends with men and women and also like i always hug with greetings so how would i hug if i have a boner? like i do not want to have intercource on a hug or touch like another penis of a man |
Teva |
Posted - 11/05/2008 : 10:27:17 AM quote: Originally posted by dallasboy19
what if you got a boner? how would you hide or fix it?
There are quite a few threads about erections. In the general nudist community, it's respectful if you are seated, to put a towel over your lap. If you're reclining, roll over.
Teva |
n/a |
Posted - 11/04/2008 : 7:19:40 PM what if you got a boner? how would you hide or fix it? |
Nudony |
Posted - 09/16/2008 : 9:49:14 PM quote: [i]Is this really such a controversial topic?
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Good question. Judging from the abundance of etiquette/behavior related questions, it is obvious that people are intrigued, curious or concerned about what falls within, or what constitues a breach of nudist etiquette. And these boundaries can sometimes be blurry: nudism professes freedom and body acceptance - but within a limiting scope. That can be difficult - particularily for outsiders or beginners - to wrap their heads around.
"If erections are natural, why do I have to hide it at the resort?" or "I embrace my wife in front of people all the time; why can't I do it at the resort?" are the type of questions we see time and time again, and probably get tired of answering. We all know these rules are in place to dissociate nudism from sexual activity. But being mindful of these rules and respectful of the people around you doesn't mean you have to act like a robot when socially nude (and I have seen "robotic" nudists). When I'm at the beach or resort, I act "consciously spontaneous"; in other words, I act naturally while being aware of my actions. If I have an itch, I scratch it; if I have to readjust, I move it. But I do so mindfully. And I would never begrudge the occasional "breach" of etiquette - from a woman sitting across from me and talking to me with her legs ajar, or a man scratching his butt while addressing me - or any of the plethora of situations where someone unconsciously "breached" nudist etiquette. I was much more puzzled by a conversation I once had with a lady who kept her arms crossed over her chest and her legs entwined the entirety of our conversation.
Anyway; I went on a bit of a tangent! I guess my point is to be mindful of nudist etiquette, but not allowing it to turn you into a sort of "nudist robot". Just be "consciously spontaneous". |
ETrainer |
Posted - 09/16/2008 : 11:56:31 AM It seem pretty simple to me. If you have an itch take care of it and be done! Everyone from time to time gets an itch just like everyone gets the hiccups or get a cold or has a cough. Deal with issue and carry on with your life.
Is this really such a controversial topic?
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Diger |
Posted - 09/16/2008 : 09:34:29 AM I'm talking about the butt cheek Catbird.
Diger |
catbird |
Posted - 09/15/2008 : 3:00:11 PM quote: Originally posted by Diger
Mrs. Diger has question and thought this would be the place to get it answered.
At a nude beach she has noticed the men scratching their butt quite often and wondered why.
I know it's because it itches, but it has to be more than that. I even find myself doing it more also.
Just something that makes you go ..... Hmmmmm!
Diger
IMHO it depends on where on your butt do you scratch. To scratch a cheek is OK. It is tacky to scratch your rectum.
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EuroTim |
Posted - 09/15/2008 : 12:25:38 PM OK, so now I'm up to 4 cents. About the butt business: I also have noticed the frequency with which this particular variety of scratching occurs. I have also noticed that I virtually never have the urge to do so. Could it be that since mine is shaved, there are no hairs causing an itching sensation? "Inquiring minds want to know" (I haven't used that expression in years!)
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EuroTim |
Posted - 09/15/2008 : 12:21:23 PM Here are my 2 cents. I have no problem with adjusting or scratching in just about any situation, just don't pick up your sandwich or iced tea immediately thereafter. There are very few things in life that 'gross me out', but that's one! :-)
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Diger |
Posted - 09/14/2008 : 10:01:40 PM Mrs. Diger has question and thought this would be the place to get it answered.
At a nude beach she has noticed the men scratching their butt quite often and wondered why.
I know it's because it itches, but it has to be more than that. I even find myself doing it more also.
Just something that makes you go ..... Hmmmmm!
Diger |
ETrainer |
Posted - 09/08/2008 : 9:48:10 PM I also feel that it should not be an event to linger on for several minutes but if done innocently it is not a problem. Numerous women do on occasion, scratch themselves briefly below the belt and it's no big deal. Woman are always picking a wedge and no one ever thinks anything of it and readjusting a bra is pretty common every day practice as well yet NOTHING is said about it in a negative manner. However, the second a guy's hand approaches a 6 inch radius of "the business" then it is lewd or inappropriate; most often.
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