Re: How do we talk to those who enjoy social nudity but don't considerthemselves as Naturists?

On 16/07/2007 13:35, Duncan Heenan wrote:
> I think BN's role here needs to be an enabling one. As the 'non-naturist'
> lovers of nudity want to do their own thing (good on them I say), then BN
> could benefit them and their own members by campaigning to allow greater
> freedom to be naked when and where individuals want to rather than in the
> few ghettos where they currently feel safe. It might even show some of these
> folk that BN can be relevant to them, so they might support it and even
> join!

BN seems totally irrelevant to me. A campaigning organisation, OTOH,
could be worth supporting.

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Danny Colyer	Re: How do we talk to those who enjoy social nudity but don't considerthemselves as Naturists? On 16/07/2007 13:35, Duncan Heenan wrote: > I think BN's role here needs to be an enabling one. As the 'non-naturist' > lovers of nudity want to do their own thing (good on them I say), then BN > could benefit them and their own members by campaigning to allow greater > freedom to be naked when and where individuals want to rather than in the > few ghettos where they currently feel safe. It might even show some of these > folk that BN can be relevant to them, so they might support it and even > join! BN seems totally irrelevant to me. A campaigning organisation, OTOH, could be worth supporting. -- Danny Colyer <URL:http://www.colyer.plus.com/danny/> Reply address is valid, but that on my website is checked more often "Daddy, put that down. Daddy, put that down. Daddy, put that down. Daddy, why did you put that down?" - Charlie Colyer, age 2