Life and styleWe love each other
Mark & Tina YatesMark People talk to your face - that's one of the big differences. When I was younger, I used to go to places of solitude and get my clothes off - it was just something that felt good. Eventually I came to social naturism and found that people accept any size or shape. Naturism is not a continuous orgy - you may be naked, but you keep the sexual part of your life private, just as everyone else does. People who wear clothing, we call them textiles, and who become naturists soon realise that naked bodies aren't sexual. Erections are rare. Most sex happens in the mind. Personally, I don't find someone doing the housework nude particularly erotic. But when love comes into it, it's deeper. You've seen the person naked. You get to know them in other ways. Years ago, I was a friend of her family. I used to visit her big, rambling house in Lincolnshire.
Tina I realised some time after my husband died that I missed companionship. He was there, bless him, taking me shopping, even taking me to visit my husband's grave. I was running out of reasons to keep him around, so I said something. I kept him. Being nude makes you feel better. The rain runs down your body, and when you lie on the grass you feel it all the way down. I haven't had a swimming costume in years. When I tried one recently, it was so cold, so constricting. I am more relaxed now and have a far better body image. Getting older, I thought, sod it, this is me, scars and all. We write for H&E, the naturist magazine, and spend time at Spielplatz and Five Acres, two naturist clubs. The social life can be busy, with naturist bike rides and cinema nights. We've even done a naturist barn dance. It adds new meaning to "Swing your partner to the left ..."
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