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Nudists are sexual beings too. Just beacuse we choose not to wear clothes doen't mean we have that part of our programming removed. Its is natural to look when meeting someone, I would say it is expected, however it is not OK to stare. That said I am interacting with the person not the body so I would expect the behaviour to be normal, if you like as if the person was dressed.
The only thing, thinking about it, which I dont usually do. Is I would never comment on someones physical appearance. Thats how I was raised. So regardless of what someone is wearing I not going to say for instance "your fat" or "your skinny".. Thats just plain rude regardless what they are wearing
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I would say yes, I do enjoy seeing other people nude and I think that is perfectly fine. It rarely, if ever, turns me on and becomes a sexual thing unless I am already physically and emotionally attracted to the person. I enjoy most just seeing the varying shapes, sizes and proportions of peoples bodies. I enjoy too just being naked around other naked people, for them to see me uninhibited and me to see them uninhibited.
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In all of God's creation, I believe the most amazing and wonderful thing He made, was the human body. A part of social nudity, is enjoying being around other naked people. There is no shame in enjoying seeing a young, well-sculpted body, any more than looking at a field of flowers or a colorful sunset. When it comes to those who do not match the "Playboy" image of the body, it is still nice to see them enjoying their nudity with confidence, peace of mind and just all around joy. When my wife and I were younger, I was in great physical shape and she was stunning. Well, she still is... but neither of us looks the way we did, and we don't care. I'm on the threshhold of 72. I don't expect to look 30, and it would be a little bit weird if I did. So, people of like interests enjoy being with and seeing one another. That's something to celebrate in my estimation; nothing to fret over or feel unwaranted guilt about.
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Shouldn't it be the same as looking at someone's face? If face is fine to look at then true normality of nudity would be for looking at a nude body being just like looking at someone's face. Just a bit more skin then what we usually see now.
I mean at the naturist camp that our family went to in the summer, I always find it surprising how I started seeing naked people as just people after a day or so. The first few times people saw each other, we all consciously focus on the face. Then we stopped caring about it. Yes, I was nude and other people around were all nude. Body parts that were normally not seen were seen. But everyone stopped thinking about this after a day or two. I think our brains were trained to see the whole body as one representation of the person, just like we would recognize a face. And it's not just the body but also the voice, the gestures, the little bits of body language that once hidden were once again in the open and read by everyone. The odd thing it might be, was that it felt completely normal. It's not sensual, not pretentious, just who we were at the time... An itch "down there"? It's scratched. It's not acted out in a sexual way and no one cared. That's because the order of the day was not about sex. It's about life - making food, feeding ourselves and our families, taking care of the kids.
So yes, life is the same nude or not nude. If someone is attractive then, then s/he is and people would appreciate their look. They may like the attention so we are supposed to behave in the exact same way nude or not nude.
My 2 cents!
