Naturism

by joelbear69 20 Replies latest jw friends

  • joelbear69
    joelbear69

    Yes, nakedness. We don't appreciate it.

    I tend to believe that the end of the world
    started when people put on clothes. Clothes
    separate us from nature.

    We built a fiat world on top on the natural
    world and it is slowly but surely crushing
    the natural world.

    Now, I am not an alarmist who thinks the
    end is going to come all at once, unless
    a meteor hits us which has happened in
    the past.

    But, we are slowing consuming the world,
    taking natural things and manipulating them.
    Paving over paradise and putting up a
    parking lot.

    So, lets get naked and go swimming.

  • Peppermint
    Peppermint

    "So, lets get naked and go swimming."

    It's freezing outside, you must be barmy!

  • Satanus
    Satanus

    'I tend to believe that the end of the world
    started when people put on clothes.'

    Don't know from where you an idea like that. Animals wear fur, birds wear feathers, fish wear scales, snales wear shells, turtles wear shells. You can be one w nature, even w clothes on.

    S

  • Octarine Prince
    Octarine Prince

    The unnecessary attitudes and hangups associated with
    the clothing is what we don't need.

    Fundamentalist garbage about dress = no

    Wear what you want = yes

    (Of course, until we are all enlightened, wearing what you
    want must be done with the current laws, etc. in mind)

  • R.Crusoe
    R.Crusoe

    Naturism is natural when you think about it except for the now prevailing cold and solar extremes which would harm us all!

    And we have evolved attitudes which instill fear , inhibition and self doubt!

    I mean, all it takes is for mr and mrs god and godess to walk past to give you the feeling you are driving a peddle car whilst they have a horse drawn carriage!

    Humanity - should be so beautiful yet the reality is so sad.

  • funkyderek
    funkyderek

    Wearing clothing is natural for humans as evidenced by the existence of body lice (Pediculus humanus humanus) that attach their eggs exclusively to clothes and appear to have diverged from head lice (Pediculus humanus capitis) around 100,000 years ago. (To put this in perspective, this is probably longer than humans have had language.) Likely, the adoption of clothing was due in part to the need to keep warm as we moved to colder climates and in part to hide our genitals which due to our upright stature are permanently on display in our unclothed state.

  • Satanus
    Satanus

    Perhaps we evolved in jungles, where it was hot and steamy, all the time, and rains every afternoon. A person can always move there, i suppose. Live without all this other artificially manufactured stuff. Brazil is quite open.

    S

  • R.Crusoe
    R.Crusoe

    Clothes from so long ago may have contributed to how our bodies have evolved in some way!

    The issue is not whether clothes are natural but whether nekedness is unnatural!!

    I say absolutely not!!

  • megaflower
    megaflower

    Does skinny dipping count, if it does then count me in

  • LouBelle
    LouBelle

    we're stripping the earth of her skin and putting on faux that will in the end destroy her.

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