Skinny Dipping?

[uu_sage]

I think most people in this country are perfectly fine and comfortable with skinny dipping. I have skinny dipped a couple times and it is a lot of fun. I skinny dipped with a group of twenty that was half women and half men. It was me and some buddies from college in beautiful Palm Springs.

 

[Me Myself]

I put not generaly considered normal but would like to do it with women (opposite sex)

 

[dawny0826]

I would think that it's pretty normal, contingent upon the company that you're in and where you are.

These are my thoughts. I'd do it, per the aforementioned.

 

[otokage007]

I have done skinny dipping although just a few times. I've done it with my buddies so just with people of the same sex. But I have no problem on doing it with the opposite sex. Is just going to the beach, not f******, man!

 

[AmerikanZen]

Its a question of nudity ... alot like having a beach house near a nude beach.

 

[otokage007]

I think most people in this country are perfectly fine and comfortable with skinny dipping. I have skinny dipped a couple times and it is a lot of fun. I skinny dipped with a group of twenty that was half women and half men. It was me and some buddies from college in beautiful Palm Springs.

I don't know why but I just started to laugh reading this, specialy the part "and is a lot of fun!" lol here u got some frubals

 

[AmerikanZen]

Isn't that like . . . a $250 dollar bikini.

 

[jeanie]

You need to add a section to the poll regarding day or night skinny dipping. I would NEVER do day, but have done it during the night once and thought it was actually quite fun!

 

[kylixguru]

Anyone who has been to Prague in the Czech Republic and spent time in a sauna has had the pleasure of enjoying the company of many naked people of both genders. I find it refreshing to be among people entirely comfortable with one another in just their own skin. It felt completely normal to me. I had a similar experience in South Korean bath houses as well. Most of the world seems pretty comfortable in their own skins.

 

[Valjean]

I'm thinking the RF community isn't quite representative of the general population of American bluenoses.

How are we defining "normal?" Common and ordinary? Proper? Moral?