>>937541675
Yeah, there’s a fun aspect to a true clothing optional beach as you can have interactions with textiles, but there’s absolutely no chance of any opposition to your nudity.
It does seem like it’s becoming more polarised and segregated though. I know Germany has had enough with too many textiles on FKK beaches. I get it, as there’s more textiles than nudists, so we probably have to preserve the nude spots. Also the issue with non-nudists who have no place with the behaviour they exhibit.
For me though, I just tend to get naked in any place that allows it, or is empty enough to be unlikely I’ll be caught.
>>937541738
Depends on the beach. There are full on official nude beaches, more unofficial and clothing optional ones, and then regular boring textile beaches. Even on the textile ones though, you have a right to go nude. But as you say, you will look out of place.
