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I think that social nudity is equality. After watching a lot of videos on how people have been complaining about Feminism, over what most people in Feminism say what feminism is -- and it's fruits -- I think social nudity is the condition that makes us all equals, both male and female. Because we are equally without the masks that we hide behind. Going to a place set aside for social nudity and taking your clothes off makes you vulnerable, but it also takes away the masks that we hide behind. There is nothing to hide from, we are just ourselves, naked. I think if we were all to drop our clothes tomorrow, there would be less pretense.
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Interesting way to look at it. A lot of people don't get what feminism really is - especially the people who are angry about it (whether pro or con). In a nutshell feminism is the deep seated belief that women are people. And that men are people too. Neither should be limited by biases about how certain kinds of people should be allowed to behave as opposed to others. Feminism is about erasing the limitations of gender roles by being permissive to other possibilities rather than being restrictive - it doesn't prohibit traditional roles, it makes them a choice. Nudism is often lauded for breaking class and social barriers - or at least lowering them, which makes it a teeny bit like feminism. Ironically gender is much more obvious in social nudism, so the potential for treating people differentially might be greater, but in practice social nudism tends to create a separation between nudity and sexuality, which can make it easier to ignore patriarchal roles and see the person behind the gender. -
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