J-Kwon
06-09-2006, 09:35 AM
(Warning: long)
Until recently, I have always just been naked in or around my house. I live in Teaneck, NJ and, whenever my parents and sister were not around during the day or at night, I would soon strip off and hang around my house.
I also went nude into my backyard (usually at night because there is no fence and much of my backyard is open to a street). Also, I sometimes walked around my neighborhood (around my block or to a school park nearby, usually at night) completly nude and loved the liberating feeling of wearing no clothes in public (sort of, since most people are not outside when I went).
I had found out about nudism during this time and about beaches, clubs and parks which were nude or clohting-optional and thought it would be interesting, since I had done a lot of things nude by myself inside and outside, but wanted to try social nudism.
I went on to a few websites, like cheef here and clothesfree.com and, as a member of AOL, would sometimes go onto nudist chats and tried to find someone to take me to a club or beach with little success. Just about a week ago, however, after posting something on clothesfree about wanting to go to Sandy Hook, I got an email from someone who saw my name through the ClothesFree Forums. He said he was going to go to Gunnison Beach on Tuesday (3 days ago) and I agreed.
He picked me up at around 9:00 and he said we had about a hour and a half drive to get to the beach. I was pretty nervous during that time, as I had never been naked in front of anyone in any circumstance or even in my underwear.
We got to Sandy Hook and by around 10:30, we were on the beach. I was still a little nervous, but determined to go through with this. At first I just took off my shirt, still wearing boxers and jeans as the guy I was with got naked relatively quickly. I stalled by testing the water and walking around for a few minutes, but after seeing men and women naked and comfortable, I said to myself "Okay, I gotta do this".
I braced my self and then immediately took off my jeans and boxers in one fell swoop. I stood there, completely naked and it felt a little strange at first, but as I went to sunbathe on my towel face down, I thought "Wow, this is weird. I'm totally nude right now and nobody had commented or said anything. In fact, nobody was paying attention to me at all."
This helped me realize what nudism is all about. It's about the freedom to just wear whatever you want and be whoever you want and not worry what other people think. My visit was short (about 2 hours) and was also relatively uneventful (I basically just walked around the beach nude, went in the water, sunbathed, saw who was at the beach, etc.) but it was very fulfilling nonetheless. I was very used to being naked where it is not allowed, so I felt an element of risk factored in with the fun. "What irony it is ", I thought "that I felt more comfortable having no clothes on at a beach in front of people of various stages of dress (from completely dressed to completely nude) who I don't know than even by myself in my own home."
I am now totally hooked to nudism and would love to go to a nudist club or beach again. I also feel a lot more comfortable about my body and feel that I would be less nervous about being naked in other circumstances than I was before.
If someone who lives in New Jersey who is anudist would like to meet up with me and we could hang out or go somewhere, send me a private message.
Sincerely, Jonathan
Until recently, I have always just been naked in or around my house. I live in Teaneck, NJ and, whenever my parents and sister were not around during the day or at night, I would soon strip off and hang around my house.
I also went nude into my backyard (usually at night because there is no fence and much of my backyard is open to a street). Also, I sometimes walked around my neighborhood (around my block or to a school park nearby, usually at night) completly nude and loved the liberating feeling of wearing no clothes in public (sort of, since most people are not outside when I went).
I had found out about nudism during this time and about beaches, clubs and parks which were nude or clohting-optional and thought it would be interesting, since I had done a lot of things nude by myself inside and outside, but wanted to try social nudism.
I went on to a few websites, like cheef here and clothesfree.com and, as a member of AOL, would sometimes go onto nudist chats and tried to find someone to take me to a club or beach with little success. Just about a week ago, however, after posting something on clothesfree about wanting to go to Sandy Hook, I got an email from someone who saw my name through the ClothesFree Forums. He said he was going to go to Gunnison Beach on Tuesday (3 days ago) and I agreed.
He picked me up at around 9:00 and he said we had about a hour and a half drive to get to the beach. I was pretty nervous during that time, as I had never been naked in front of anyone in any circumstance or even in my underwear.
We got to Sandy Hook and by around 10:30, we were on the beach. I was still a little nervous, but determined to go through with this. At first I just took off my shirt, still wearing boxers and jeans as the guy I was with got naked relatively quickly. I stalled by testing the water and walking around for a few minutes, but after seeing men and women naked and comfortable, I said to myself "Okay, I gotta do this".
I braced my self and then immediately took off my jeans and boxers in one fell swoop. I stood there, completely naked and it felt a little strange at first, but as I went to sunbathe on my towel face down, I thought "Wow, this is weird. I'm totally nude right now and nobody had commented or said anything. In fact, nobody was paying attention to me at all."
This helped me realize what nudism is all about. It's about the freedom to just wear whatever you want and be whoever you want and not worry what other people think. My visit was short (about 2 hours) and was also relatively uneventful (I basically just walked around the beach nude, went in the water, sunbathed, saw who was at the beach, etc.) but it was very fulfilling nonetheless. I was very used to being naked where it is not allowed, so I felt an element of risk factored in with the fun. "What irony it is ", I thought "that I felt more comfortable having no clothes on at a beach in front of people of various stages of dress (from completely dressed to completely nude) who I don't know than even by myself in my own home."
I am now totally hooked to nudism and would love to go to a nudist club or beach again. I also feel a lot more comfortable about my body and feel that I would be less nervous about being naked in other circumstances than I was before.
If someone who lives in New Jersey who is anudist would like to meet up with me and we could hang out or go somewhere, send me a private message.
Sincerely, Jonathan