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How many other people have got so used to being naked that they have inadvertantly gone into what would normally be a textile situation without realising it.
It has happened to me on a number of occasions but has got worse since the pandemic lockdown.
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We live in a town house development on a pond with 15 other residences in view. I started planting our planters in May during the pandemic and forgot I was clothes free as I usually am in the house.
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Most of occasions that I have been inadvertantly naked really fall into two camps. I have moved to an area of the property which is visible from the road. Or I have start a video call forgetting I was naked.
Neither has a legal impact in nz but can be a shock to textiles on the other end of a video call.
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The last time we forgot about nudity in a social setting was at a campsite last September. We were stopping one night as we travelled and couldn't find a naturist venue. We were frustrated and annoyed by the situation while pitching the tent, strolling and particular using the pool area.
In the morning when we got up we just walked out of our tent naked, as we would normally do at a naturist campsite or at home. When we were by the car it suddenly dawned on me that we were not actually dressed and it was a textile campsite. As early risers no one probably saw us but it just goes to show how easy it is to forget and just do what comes naturally.
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Once late in the evening, the girlfriend of a buddy stopped by to ask me directions for someplace. I opened the door at her knock and she stepped past me inside, but without turning around she asked, "Um... are you naked?" Yup. I beat it for the bedroom and a robe and she just chuckled.
