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This is actually so interesting lol. It raises so many questions for me. Like, did your current wife know you were a nudist before marrying you? How did she take it when she found out? Something you had to break to her or did you know she'd be fine with it? She doesn't think it's annoying to accommodate you nudism in her home? Like, people coming over unannounced is harder etc? Stuff on the furniture and so on?
Please answer any, all, or none, however you see fit. ๐
Yeah she knew the whole time. It's never a problem at all. We have separate rooms and I can always just throw a sarong on it need be. I'm not sure why you would assume there would be problems. There aren't any.
Well, I'm not assuming there are, just wondering if there are. ๐ Anyway, that's great for you.
The separate rooms thing, is that something you both want because of the nudism?
No, it has nothing to do with it. We just both prefer having our own bedrooms. Nudism is completely not an issue for me.
Interesting. I could never imagine wanting a separate room to my wife. To each their own. ๐
Yep, that's totally valid. We are both people who don't like physical contact all the time so sharing a bed is not great for us. We do enjoy it from time to time and sleep together (especially while camping).
This is why I'm here, dude, to share interesting perspectives like this.
I would've never guessed that a nudist would be someone who doesn't like physical contact.
So, sleeping in the same bed necessarily means physical contact? I guess if the bed is small enough?
My wife and I share a bed but it's a pretty wide bed and I'm too warm for her right now so we have our own comforters, and don't really touch during sleep, mutually (I turn a lot and need space, and she gets too hot). ๐