It seems nudism is “en vogue” and many new nudist sites and blogs are popping up on the internet. I just love discovering new blogs that provide new and fresh views on our lifestyle. Here are a few I’ve been following up recently that fit right into what I think nudism is.
Blogs and personal sites
Majestic Pathways – The tagline says: “The journal of a teen age girl trying to grow up as naked as possible in California.” The title, Majestic Pathways, is intriguing in itself. But the moment you reached the site, you know you are on something different. The beauty of the drawing and the quality of the writing make you realize that this blog is very different from many others. I’m happy that Valerie started again sharing her nude stories after quite a pause. A blog that you’ll definitely bookmark and will wait eagerly for new posts.
Everyday Nudist – The blog says it’s about “A everyday man and his thoughts on nudism and life.” It’s written and managed by Ryan, a nudist who lives in Spokane, Washington, and shares his experience about nudism to encourage others to try. The site is organized around three main parts: a photo gallery, a blog, and sites visited and reviewed. Ryan posts regularly and shares his experience of nudism with simplicity. Another great site to bookmark and visit regularly.
Get Naked With Joy – Joy Nelson is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, has a holistic approach to life and focuses on the power of self love and acceptance. Get Naked with Joy is her site focused on her journey and ideas to help life live your way. It’s a beautiful blog with very well thought and written posts, illustrated by beautiful and artistic picture of Joy herself. As she writes: she’s ” radically honest, sensitive, brilliant, and blunt.”
Sensual Nudist – Sensual Nudist is another blog written by a woman, Alexis James. With her blog, Alexis wants to “promote nudism, write about nudism, share our stories, the changes we’ve made, the better people we’ve become, and how we can incorporate nudism into our everyday lives.” She wants to normalise naturism and refuse to be censored. Despite some unfrequent posting, Sensual nudist is a very sensitive blogs with views and opinions about nudism that you may not find on every other blogs about nudism. Another great addition to our nudist resources.
Social Networks
With the censorship happening with Facebook and Instagram, there’s a growing need to find online space for nudists and naturists. There are some of those new places that have been popping up lately. Here are three I found and am member of.
Naturist Go – The latest addition to the few online nudist communities. Naturist Go is a pretty standard online community with news feed, groups, blogs, list of events, photos and of course the ability to make connections. Once registered, you can enhance your profile with many information and photos. Naturist Go embraces the nudist spirit and has no tolerance for sexual oriented content, which is great. Being brand new, the number of members is still low and interactions unfrequent, but the founders are active in increasing membership. Give it a few more months and Naturist Go can become a nice platform to e-meet other naturists and exchange about our preferred lifestyle.
Me We – Me We positions itself as the replacement of Facebook. If Me We is free and can remain free if you chose so, it proposes also premium access for a monthly fee. As we say, when it’s free, you’re the product, with Me We and a paid membership approach, Me We is the product. Me We is not a nudist social network per se, but does not apply the censorship Facebook applies nor collects its users data. It provides an interesting alternative for Facebook and allows nudists to expand their message by not being in a closed social network. There are a few nudist groups and conversations happening on Me We. It’s a good place to be to meet other nudists.
Naturist Hub – Naturist Hub is by invite only. Like many other social network, at the Naturist Hub you’ll find newsfeed, groups, discussions, a list of naturist events, you can post photos and videos, customize your profile, and write blog posts. Naturist Hub as a zero tolerance for hate (#NoHate) and porn (#NoPorn), and #MuchRespect policy. It entirely respects the naturist ethos and it’s very pleasant. Some members post more than others, but discussion are very quiet. Overall, it’s a wonderful naturist haven, very quiet, but friendly and very safe.
Voilà. The more nudist resources online the better. If you’ve found others that I’ve not yet bookmarked, just let me know in the comment below. Of course, if you have any experience with those resources above, just let us know as well.
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How does one get invited to the Naturist Hub?
By a friend who’s already on the platform
But of you have no known friends who are members? Kinda hard for those new to naturism.
There’s a link to request an invitation. If you pour your heart out and persuade the moderators that you are the genuine deal, you could get in.
What? No mention of my site, http://being-and-nakedness.com/ ?
Thanks Nick for the shout out. I’ve bookmarked it and it will be featured in a future post 😉
Very kind review Marc. Thank you,
Val
The pleasure is all mine Valerie.
Thanks much for the article! I look forward to browsing the websites, as well as reading your blogs.
I’m a Nudist in New Brunswick , Canada, Although we have a short season, I tried to document my nudist trips and life. You are welcome to read. https://nudistlife7.blogspot.com
Rob
We have been very active members of naturist hub but were harassed religiously several times so we decided to leave this group that preaches one thing but does the other.
Really? This sounds horrible…
Hi have you checked out the social media site http://www.anaturistworld.com? I have been on the site since its launch in 2019, they have over 4,000 destinations listed. The site which they call ANW encourages members to take part in it’s free verification service. Great site, really active community. Hosted by Steve and Anna, who used to run a blog site called A Naturist Family, but that has closed and they put all of their blog posts on the site. It has a forum, groups etc. It is also free to join, and no cookie style advertising.
Hey Anthea, thank you very much for your comment. I’m a member of A Naturist World, but it’s true that I’m not active on it. It’s difficult to be everywhere and there’s been a lot of initiatives for nudist networks over the last few years.
We have been following Anna and Steve since their blogs days as A Naturist Family and moved with them along with many others to A Naturist World. The site is brilliant, and it is a completely safe and pester free zone with a genuine and sensible approach to naturism. We have never had any experience of bad behaviour and it is the only place we have found to be like this while sharing our naturism as a couple. Anna and Steve write regular posts and articles and their personal involvement on a daily basis is part of what we think keeps the attitude of the site so safe. They wrote a daily countdown to 2022 with 31 reasons to be a naturist which really could be published as a definitive explanation of naturism and ran a survey the results of which I have just read and was fascinating. They send Newsletters to members each month and the whole site feels like a family, I love it. I like this blog site too. Well done Marc 🙂
Was a member of Naturist Hub; not impressed. No longer a part of that group.