FabSwingers.com forum: Nudism and Swinging

By *olliecolcol OP Man
14 weeks ago

Portsmouth/New Milton

Have always wanted to experiment with nudism as I enjoy being naked.

I was just wondering what experiences I could look for and whether you have any suggestions of where.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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14 weeks ago

East Sussex

Naturism and swinging do cross over but not all naturists are swingers and vice versa.

You can Google naturist sites and some clubs have naturist areas

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By *orthern_nudieMan
12 weeks ago

leeds

To me I don’t see the issue of them mixing it the time is right, both are celebrating the body.

I’ve been a nudist since my early teens and sexually open just as long, so always been practicing both

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By *bi HaiveMan
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12 weeks ago

Cheeseville, Somerset

"To me I don’t see the issue of them mixing it the time is right, both are celebrating the body.

I’ve been a nudist since my early teens and sexually open just as long, so always been practicing both "

The difference is the behaviour of some at naturist specific sites.

People are there to be naked, not swing. They're often family friendly areas, especially public beaches.

Yet some assume just because clothes are off they're allowed to do as they please.

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By *ildTimes.Man
12 weeks ago

Colchester/London

"Naturism and swinging do cross over but not all naturists are swingers and vice versa.

You can Google naturist sites and some clubs have naturist areas"

At some nudist beaches they definitely do!!

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By *orthern_nudieMan
12 weeks ago

leeds

"To me I don’t see the issue of them mixing it the time is right, both are celebrating the body.

I’ve been a nudist since my early teens and sexually open just as long, so always been practicing both

The difference is the behaviour of some at naturist specific sites.

People are there to be naked, not swing. They're often family friendly areas, especially public beaches.

Yet some assume just because clothes are off they're allowed to do as they please. "

In public and at sites it’s always a definite that you obey the rules, 100%

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By *moothdickMan
12 weeks ago

stoke

Separate likes that occasionally mix.. if I’m on a nudist beach I’m there to sun bath if in a club I’m there hoping for a meet … rules are different

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple
12 weeks ago

Coventry

We are naturist and we are swingers.

We feel comfortable and ourselves when naked. Be it at home or out. The natural environment just feels more real and connected when naked. Also we like being with others in an naturist environment. It just feels so freindly, natural and bull shit free. Because when people are naked they are just as equal and human as you. Clothes are often used to mask, portray a roll or status. When naked you're just stripped down to human the same as everone else. And this just makes for a friendlier more social environment in my experience. Also when you're naked you be suprised how much of a none issue it is and you forget about it.

The way to treat any naturist setting is simple. You treat it with the same code of conduct as any textile setting. Because simply its exactly the same, the same rules, expectations of decent behaviour and respect apply, just everone is naked. For example the standards and rules of behaviour are completely the same for a naturist campsite as a textile one. So don't see a naturist setting as any different in terms of acceptable behaviour.

Now a lot of us being the liberated bunch we are on the swingers scene are naturist. We've found swingers at pretty much every naturist holiday site and organised event. As to where swinging and naturism intersect again this is easy. Being in a naturist area doesn't give you any extra licence to be inappropriate. Remember that because inappropriate behaviour causes problems. Especially as for many we sometimes are enjoying naturist locations with our family. We have a right not to be exposed to that just the same as any other textile location. Now that's not to say don't swing, don't hook up, don't have a filthy time (in doors or outdoors). But just as in any textile environment you do it in private and you don't be inappropriate with stranges. Because many naturist are not swinger and don't want to see this. Its open inappropriate behaviour that has caused so much problems on the beaches we love. We want to keep these space for everone and their families to enjoy safely and feel safe in. Because you can't properly relax if you're worried about people being inappropriate to your daughter and its not right.

It's also good that there are sometimes events/places where we can be naturist and openly swing. We like naked Thursday at Chameleons for example. We had a great time at Venus Star nude swingers resort. And lots of people were naked and that was totally OK a Swingerthon. So there are places were we can just be free.

I would say just try naturism on your own and in a social environment. British Naturism website has lots of information. Plus a list of events which some are open to non-members. We used to like the Peterborough Swims throughout the Summer. And remember it is not illegal to be naked. You can (as we do) just enjoy the great outdoors naked. However just apply a bit of common sense and respect for others when chosing where and how you'll deal with contact with textiles. Although many people just not bothered, especially if you keep your distance. So apply common sense and you'll be fine (again the British Naturism site has guidance for enjoying the out doors drama free).

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