There is no universal answer. Some resorts ban certain piercings as a matter of policy, others do not. One of my favorite resorts has the policy: “What you wear doesn’t matter; it’s how you behave.” But others are not so liberal, so if in doubt you should call the office of the specific resort you plan to visit and ask about their policy.
Beyond a resort’s official policy, there are as many opinions as there are individuals. Some might frown, others might smile, but who cares?
Now, my personal opinion: it is hypocritical for nudists to claim that genitals just as acceptable as ears, but then welcome ear-piercing but not genital-piercing jewelry. In my opinion, behavior is what counts.
Yes, many resorts ban them as being “unnatural” and directing too much attention to those parts above others. I’m personally more “live and let live” as to other people’s personal grooming and decoration choices, but I prefer the natural look in others, and for myself.
There is no universal answer. Some resorts ban certain piercings as a matter of policy, others do not. One of my favorite resorts has the policy: “What you wear doesn’t matter; it’s how you behave.” But others are not so liberal, so if in doubt you should call the office of the specific resort you plan to visit and ask about their policy.
Beyond a resort’s official policy, there are as many opinions as there are individuals. Some might frown, others might smile, but who cares?
Now, my personal opinion: it is hypocritical for nudists to claim that genitals just as acceptable as ears, but then welcome ear-piercing but not genital-piercing jewelry. In my opinion, behavior is what counts.
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LikeDislikeYes, many resorts ban them as being “unnatural” and directing too much attention to those parts above others. I’m personally more “live and let live” as to other people’s personal grooming and decoration choices, but I prefer the natural look in others, and for myself.
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