Lucas ( 9 years ago )
In my state, the law is fine with it if you've built up a reasonable exptieatcon of privacy.  An adequate fence or enough natural cover is good enough.  A neighbor on his roof, peering through cracks in your fence, or hiding in your bushes doesn't count.  I have dense woods behind my house and my neighbors on both sides know my wife and I are often naked back there.  One doesn't like it, but he does nothing to maintain the fence I paid for from his side.  The other and his wife enjoy their yard the same way we do. I've gotten to the point that if I'm back there swimming laps and the lawn guy comes into the back yard, I keep swimming.  +2Was this answer helpful?

Emir ( 9 years ago )
I came into a family in psgrreos with a nasty  ex  problem, so I made no attempt to bring up the kids that way.  But a cousin and other families I know have.  It seems pretty straightforward.  Violate the rules and you'll spend some time in clothes while others around you are free to be nude.  Clothing as punishment, because clothing is punishment.That said, parents learn to tolerate a certain amount of insensitivity and yes, unsanitary behavior anyway.  Some pet owners seem to have completely resigned themselves to it, and others put up with it.  -1Was this answer helpful?

Randy ( 9 years ago )
I say no being if you go by that logic then 100% of people are nutdiss, everyone is nude in their home often even alone. To me being a nudist is something social. Even if you only do it at home and dont tell anyone else then for sure you are not a nudist in my eyes. If you only go nude in your home and remain nude while you have guests yes you are a nudist. But simply taking a shower and not getting dressed for around hour after your done while alone does not make you a nudist, I am sorry.  +5Was this answer helpful?