Naturism?

     Who likes being naked?  Oh come on, admit it.  Being naked feels amazing! Well, unless its cold.  Over the past few weeks, I have been having the urge to be naked more.  Of course, living with the family doesn't support that feeling.  All I can do is sleep naked, or be naked when no one is home, which someone is always home now.  It sucks.  I was looking around for information about nudity, and I am so jealous to see people out in nature being nude.  I bet that is one amazing feeling, and can be spiritual.  I want to be out in the middle of a beautiful forest, or at a beautiful beach (not a beach with just sand and water..but with rock, and waves crashing, and beautiful surroundings and no people) have my clothes all off and just surround myself in the environment.  Even camping naked sounds amazing.  Even being naked with a few people to share the same experience sounds awesome.  Im not quite sure why society (in America anyway) is so insecure about nudity to where being nude in many places (even in nature) is prohibited.  Why are we afraid of our bodies?  Ok, yes, I am afraid of people, mostly people I know, to see me without clothing.  That is mostly because of the fear of being made fun of for being over weight.  Don't care about what they think about my dick or anything else.  We should embrace the beauty of our bodies, not hide and be fearful of them.  I started thinking about going up in our mountains, and to be nude somewhere, but I probably wont do it for the fear of being in trouble.  Even though I hear there are no laws about nudity in our national forest.  
     I keep thinking of giving nudism or naturism a try.  It sounds like it can be quite a experience.  A downside is that I will have to do it alone.  No one to attempt it with me, but you got to start somewhere right?  I love nature, and I love being naked.  I know on a nice sunny day, being naked in nature would feel all so amazing.  A spiritual experience.  I might be going to San Francisco in July.  There is a nude beach on the north end of Baker Beach.  If I have time, I might attempt to try it out there to see how it goes.  Downside, it wont be that middle of nowhere naked experience, but that would be a nice start.  Look at this image of a nudist guy below.  I want to put myself in that guy's shoes.  That looks like that would feel all so relaxing and can be that nature/nude spiritual thing I want to experience.  

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