Community Answers

1. 45

   

   2-3-16

   Felicity says:

   So, I went into quite a bit of depth in my response to you here: https://askanudist.com/2015/09/25/how-do-nudistsnaturists-handle-people-they-meet-who-they-discover-are-just-there-for-a-sexual-kink/

   With maybe more than you’d wanted to know! The short answer is: it depends on the behavior. If they are gawking / staring, making sexual remarks or engaging in sexual behavior – that is all problematic behavior for naturists and will definitely annoy people, if not result in their removal (at least in a private venue) or some other consequence.

   Are they easy to spot – yes, if they are doing any of the above. Depends on their behavior.

   +67
   • 7

     

     2-12-16

     deesbees says:

     I apologize, I didn’t realize I asked basically the same question last fall.

     I guess if you see a small group of people giggling and uncomfortable in their own skin then they’re pretty easy to spot. I was just wondering if these experimental types were a concern or easily ignorable.

     Thanks.

     +62

     Was this answer helpful?

     LikeDislike
2. 71

   

   3-12-16

   rick407 says:

   How do we react? Annoyed. Just as we would if they behaved inappropriately that way in a clothed environment. That said, I’d personally take them aside and say, “hey buddy, I guess you didn’t get the memo” and explain that the rules of social etiquette are the same there as they are anywhere else. OK, maybe plus the sit on your towel rule. But if they still acted inappropriately, I’d notify management and help the fool find the door.

   +21

   Was this answer helpful?

   LikeDislike