I saw an article today entitled "My Sexual Resolutions." I was intrigued so I read it. The very last point the author stated:
"I am not “a naked person.” I do not share dressing rooms with friends, take it all off at the women’s sauna or go skinny dipping on a lark. Even disrobing for a massage feels improper. I’m a bit of a nudity prude, which is odd for someone who receives sex toy samples at the office and has a bottle of bacon lube sitting next to her computer monitor — or maybe it makes perfect sense. I’m exceedingly comfortable with eroticized undress, but what about the desexualized naked body? I think it’s worthwhile to challenge our own individual brand of prudishness, whatever it may be."
I found it very interesting that they felt the need to explore non-sexual nudity. I could not agree more! Our current culture has some issues with simple, non-sexual nudity. People are totally afraid to be seen simply nude. People will tell us on the phone "I'll come to your resort once I loose 20 pounds." Our typical reply is that "it doesn't matter what weight you are!" We've also been known to say "... and a bathing suit hides it!"
Our opinion and experience is that people of all sizes and shapes look better nude. Seriously. We've been so brainwashed by our culture that pokes fun at size with statements like "some people should NEVER be seen nude." How sad a "judgement" against another human being.
If you poke around our website (www.LivingWatersSpa.com) you'll see pictures of naked people. I believe we did these very tastefully AND these are REAL people who are guests who consented to be photographed. They are NOT paid models. Soooo, have you had a non-sexual naked experience? Perhaps 2013 is the year for you and that you'll choose Living Waters Spa as the place to try. BTW, the article mentioned can be found at: http://www.salon.com/2012/12/30/my_sexual_resolutions/
