Sri ( 10 years ago )
he dropped under the bulbbes. I felt it was too presumptious but played along to see what his intentions were. I recall, as I searched along his feet under the foamy water, that he lifted his pelvic area intentionally. I saw his penis stick out above the foam. And as I saw him seeing me looking at his cock, expecting that he would feel shy, and lower it back under the foam, he instead lifted his pelvic higher.I noticed his cock standing for me to see and jerk back and forth. I left as soon as he hid it under the foam again. So, recalling that, I decided to play a prank on him. Today, Kobus was sick and stayed behind at my house, skipping sunday school. I offered to bath him, to which he seemed shy and refused. Then I said he could bath alone but that the electricity supply was off and that if he didn't mind, I would not myself mind bathing with him. He had no choice. But seemed naturally more shocked that I didn't feel shy to do so.I made the foam in the bath but ensured it was not as dense. I wanted a view of his penis reaction to seeing me undress infront of him. So as he lay naked in the tub, and I could clearly see his tiny penis, I proceeded to undress down to my underwear infront of him. I kept my bra and panty on. When I looked at him, I saw his penis was getting a stand. I turned away from him and removed my bra. Then I stepped into the tub and slid below the bulbbes infront of his feet. I removed my hands from cupping my breats and slowly gathered all the foam to cover me.He kept a vigilant eye on my breast area. I could still see his penis. I purposely lifted my upper torso so that my naked breast lifted slowly above the bath water. As soon as I saw his penis getting longer, I lifter myself higher just a bit, so that he could see my nipples. While he gazed at my erect nipples, I noticed his cock get so long that more than 5 centimetres stuck out above the water. I could see his foreskin stretched tightly back exposing the pink head of his cock and cockhole.Then, just as in your pictures, I removed my panty and splashed the foam around my thighs so that he could see my naked puss. I saw he didn't notice at first. Then, I pulled out the bath stopper to drain out more water in my attempt to lower the bath water level. The water level dropped as low as 2 centimetres from the base of the tub.My puss was clearly showing. And while I pretended not to take notice that he could see my puss, I acted as if I was washing it, and looked down at my puss while stretching it as wide as I possibly could, for him to see as deep as he could inside my puss.I looked up at him. He was staring at my puss and I knew he stared directly inside my puss. I saw his cock standing upright and throbbing. Then I watched as he saw me looking directly at his cock. He seemed excited because I kept watching as his sperm squirted from the hole of his cock.I scolded him. And he returned fault to me because he felt aroused thinking that I wanted him to see my puss.Least to say I was embarrassed. Never again.

Syed ( 10 years ago )
My publc and naked ballot.1. I will vote No on Motion 1. I don't agree with the grimaatacml structure of the measure. The term  their  is used but there is no plural noun preceeding that word at any point. I believe the word  it's  is more appropriate.2. I will vote Yes on Motion 2. It seems like a simple cleanup issue.3. I will vote No on Motion 3. I object to the term  student  to refer to those individuals up to age 35. Although many people continue education or return to institutions of higher learning, the title of student implies direct post secondary education. The new proposed membership category of Young Adults will conflict with Student membership at times. The overlapping situation will make signing up for membership more confusing and unorganized. I advocate for the removal of the student membership option.4. I will vote Yes on Motion 4. I see the current situation as supply and demand. The older members have had time to explore and accept the lifestyle. Youth membership is the weakest link in the organization. Offering incentive for diversification is imperative for the prosperity of all members. Hopefuily, this new membership catagory may replace student membership.

Amat ( 10 years ago )
Namaste,To me, body acceptance is a two fold issue. First, it means to me that it is not my place to judge othres' bodies, precisely because those are *their* bodies. If I had no eyes with which to see, or hands with which to feel, would I judge their bodies? Probably not. Their health, their size, their genetic makeup, what they eat or don't eat- these are none of my business. I believe that people ought to have dominion over their own bodies. I also acknowledge that some people live in  food deserts,' and so have varying degrees of access to healthcare, food choices, etc. Shaming people into looking a certain way is harmful. Second, body acceptance- of my own body- means that I must accept my body today as it is, regardless of its imperfections, however real or perceived. It means that I will not abuse my body to force it to conform to some ideal. I will not equate size or shape with health. It means that I prioritize emotional and psychological health, and recognize that while physical health is important, and affect psychology, it is not to be based on looks. Blood-work, bones scans, and such are between my doctor and me, and I should follow physician recommendations, based on my medical needs.This is the only body I have, it belongs only to me. Your body is your own. Judgement based on looks is unnecessary.xo

Prateekk ( 10 years ago )
, discussion on this topic is cetilrnay appropriate since the current state of the AANR membership mirrors that of American society as a whole, meaning far too many of us are seriously overweight.  It is particularly ironic for the AANR membership to have this problem, given that the modern nudist movement was founded on principles of wellness and hygiene.  Additionally, I believe our emphasis on “body acceptance” helps mask the problem and almost encourages a failure to recognize and deal with this serious health issue and all the myriad serious medical conditions that accompany it.  You and I may “accept” your body in a spirit of community, good cheer, non-judgmentalism, and tolerance, but obesity remains a serious (perhaps mortal) threat to your health.  “Body acceptance” won’t save you from Metabolic Syndrome.Each month in The Bulletin, and in our activities in camp, we see lots of smiling people with serious weight issues.  Do these people choose to be obese?  I believe in most cases, they do not, and would prefer to be of normal weight.  The problem is not desire; I suspect many of these people have tried, perhaps repeatedly, the conventional wisdom “calories in, calories out” approach of extreme diets and draconian exercise regimens, and have found these methods unsustainable over the long term, and thus largely ineffective or even counter-productive, as exercise stimulates more of an appetite.  I would suggest these folks are obese because they don’t understand why they are obese, and thus have no idea for how to get lean.  What is needed is a new (actually, old) approach, one that recognizes the problem as one of hormonal and metabolic disturbance caused by one’s mode of eating.  There is plenty of evidence that the bulk of the answer, for most people at least, is a proper diet, avoiding grains (especially wheat in all its forms), sugar, unhealthy heavily processed vegetable oils, fried foods, and easily digestible carbohydrates.  In other words, avoiding what composes the bulk of the modern American diet.  In place of these, we should eat meats, fish, leafy vegetables, some tubers, nuts, good quality cheese, etc.By being courageous enough to challenge the conventional wisdom on obesity, and to stop obsessing  about dietary fat, and instead to start worrying (a lot) about carbohydrate, you may be amazed at your weight loss and banishment of “that stubborn belly fat”, particularly if your diet changes are combined with a sensible, moderate, and sustainable level of increased physical activity.  All the authors listed below make a simple suggestion – faithfully try the dietary/activity changes suggested for a month or two or three, and if you don’t feel better and haven’t lost some weight (maybe quite a bit of weight), you can always go back to what you were doing before.I would challenge AANR to promote a return to our roots in the area of hygiene; let’s make 2013 the year to emphasize fitness and weight loss   - a return to health.  For much more detailed information, I would suggest reference to the following:1.“Wheat Belly” by William Davis, M.D.2.“The Paleo Blueprint” by Mark Sisson3. “Why We Get Fat, and What To Do About It” by Gary Taubes4. “The Paleo Solution – The Original Human Diet” by Robb Wolf5. “Good Calories, Bad Calories – Challenging the Conventional Wisdom on Diet, Weight Control, and Disease” by Gary Taubes