The ethics of retro nudism

People from the 60s of the last century who liked to be nude were called retro nudists. They believed that by undressing to the goal, they would get a connection with nature faster, and the spirit of nature would cleanse the body. They believed that they should not be ashamed of their body, they should be treasured. A single mindset and a visit to a nudist beach is not enough to be accepted into a retro nudist organization. There are several simple rules for joining an organization.

One of the basic rules is the presence of a clean body, as at birth. This means the absence of tattoos and piercings on the body. Retro nudism is characterized by the absence of vulgarity and obscenity, their manifestations were prohibited. In addition, the basis of the rules was the thesis about the need for nudists to fight for freedom and the right of self-expression. At that time, visiting public places in the nude was not welcome, nudist organizations chose interesting, hidden from prying eyes places to relax.

Since women used to be more shy than men, it was more difficult for them to become nudists than for men. Therefore, women who wanted to join a retro nudist club were given every possible support from the club members. Single women who wanted to stay one-on-one with nature and enjoy freedom and beauty were especially welcomed.