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It maybe a crime in highly religious counties but it's actually perfectly legal in many countries (as well as some states in the US). In the UK you can get arr
by laumars 8y ago
It maybe a crime in highly religious counties but it's actually perfectly legal in many countries (as well as some states in the US).
In the UK you can get arrested for "indecent exposure", which I believe basically means someone has to be offered by your nakedness. Which means nude beaches, organised naked cycle events and such like are all perfectly legal.
I wouldn't class myself as a naturist but I am often surprised at just how offended some people get by nakedness. I mean sure, nudity of a sexual nature in public places I can understand, but that's completely different to a woman sunbathing topless or a guy hiking. People should just live and let live. But that's just my opinion.
- Ntrails 8y ago> I believe basically means someone has to be offended by your nakedness. Which means nude beaches, organised naked cycle events and such like are all perfectly legal. Fortunately we're all incredibly good at being offended by anything and everything - so I'd argue you've got sod all chance of avoiding it at this point unless in an area explicitly defined as "nudist"
- roywiggins 8y agoFor more on the UK approach, see the long saga of Stephen Gough, the Naked Rambler. And sometimes naked plane rider, which is rather asking for trouble. Rambling yes. Naked on a plane, please do not. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Gough?wprov=sfla1 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Gough?wprov=sfla1