Oh yes, still living it and loving it at WTR! Digging in even - having an addition put on for mom-on-law.You can have my full-time, naked body when you pry my dead ass outta here, hah hah!
So did you just decide that it was time to retire and do what you wanted to full time?
True. I always feel much more comfortable and relaxed once the clothes come off. The kids are natural nudists. They recognize the freedom way quicker than we do.
It's not even that they recognize the freedom quicker. They just haven't been taught society's rules to feel shame and embarrassment yet, so they don't think about it at all. Aversion to nudity is not a natural reaction, it is a learned one and it takes time to take hold.
True. I always feel much more comfortable and relaxed once the clothes come off. The kids are natural nudists. They recognize the freedom way quicker than we do.
The difficult part with children is getting them to know when it is not appropriate to be nude or even mention their (and your) preference for nudity!
It's been a while since I've been to a nudist resort where kids were present. But being a single male, will he find it a problem even getting in to some of these resorts? I know in the past they were often leery of allowing singles in. Especially men. Is that still a thing, or have they loosened up on that?
It's been a while since I've been to a nudist resort where kids were present. But being a single male, will he find it a problem even getting in to some of these resorts? I know in the past they were often leery of allowing singles in. Especially men. Is that still a thing, or have they loosened up on that?
Our resort absolutely lets single men in. Granted everyone is given a background check, and any kind of creepy or weird behavior will get you banned from the resort. But there are many single men who visit the resort without issue.
It's been a while since I've been to a nudist resort where kids were present. But being a single male, will he find it a problem even getting in to some of these resorts? I know in the past they were often leery of allowing singles in. Especially men. Is that still a thing, or have they loosened up on that?
I have been to 1 resort several times without my wife and never had a problem. I see other unaccompanied men there too.
I didn't see this follow up question until today:
No, minimalist, I still have to work, because even though this isn't the most expensive place to live, there must be income. I have taken a clothed job where I can set my own schedule and take time off whenever the need/want is there. Yes, the clothes totally suck, but time flexibility is much more important in my life now.
When it comes to working here, I really miss the customers the most, and getting to talk to people who've never thought much about social nudism until they called the resort and I answered the phone. We'd get some weirdos calling, of course, forcing us to have to hang up on them or to even block some phone numbers - the ones who would call back and ask the same sexually-suggestive questions/make the same inappropriate comments; most everyone was respectful and enthusiastic, and even excited to know something like a family nude resort could be found in Virginia. A few who found out we, God forbid, allow children to be nude around adults, were totally flabbergasted and offended and would immediately hang up. Some people just don't - and never will - get it.
With some well-placed radio commercials and the internet, we had a very successful Open House, weekend before last ~ forty-two brand new bare sets of buns came through the gate, and some have already visited again!
As to single men (or women) who come here without calling first, they are typically allowed to stay for the day, but told they must call the resort before coming on any future visits or take the chance of being turned away. With busy weekend days, the management does have a quota system in place, where only a certain number of singles are allowed, and when that number is reached, no more are admitted. This is in place to keep the pool area from starting to look like a singles retreat, with the resort catering more to families and couples than singles. While I was working in the office, we never, ever filled the quota for single women, but some men were told over the phone they could not visit that day.
Additionally, married men who come to the resort without their wives (and vice-versa, as well as any gays who are not with their committed partners), they are usually allowed to stay for the day but are told they cannot return without their partner on their next visit. The word 'usually' is underlined because the rules are somewhat fluid, depending on everything from who is checking them in to other mitigating circumstances such as whether they are AANR members visiting from out-of-state on business.
Other factors come into play - for example, a guy says he's not married when he's in registration but office staff notice he's wearing a wedding ring or has a tan line on his ring finger, or word gets back to the office that someone claiming to be single is heard talking about a wife once he's been released into the resort. Liars about such things will be shown the exit and banned from returning. Divorcees will be required to bring a divorce decree. Also, solo parents with children will need legal court documentation that verifies they have sole custody of those kids as well. Litigation is nothing any resort ever wants to become involved in, and management should go to great lengths to avoid it. Other resorts have other rules, along with different states having specific laws, making it imperative that a phone call always precedes a drive to someplace new.Oh yes, still at it and loving it at WTR! Digging in even - having an addition put on for mom-on-law.You can have my full-time, naked body when you pry my dead ass outta here, hah hah!So did you just decide that it was time to retire and do what you wanted to full time?
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