Naturist Beliefs

Here is a list of what Naturists believe

Nudity is an enjoyable, natural, and moral state that benefits nudists and society.

Decency and Shame

In all its shapes and sizes, the human body is intrinsically beautiful and a source of pride.

Simple nudity is neither indecent, shameful, nor immoral.

Children raised to respect their own and others' bodies will mature into emotionally strong and sexually responsible adults.

Children have a right to know what humans look like.

At Dayton Warm Breezes, event hosts have the option to exclude children from events.

Naturism engenders self-respect and respect for others regardless of shape, age, gender, size, color, or disability.

People should be accepted for who they are and not for what they wear.

Communal nudity discourages social barriers, while clothing accentuates social differences.

Clothing can provide needed protection but is often unnecessary.

Naturism transcends fashion.

In a tolerant society, what to wear is a matter of personal choice.

Government should promote tolerance and not impose unnecessary restrictions on personal freedom.

Naturism encourages respect for and harmony with the environment.

Naturism can add to the quality of life through the enjoyment of simplicity.

Naturism can reduce human impact on the environment.

Naturism respects the right of women to go bare-chested in any context or situation permitted for men.

Naturists support the right of mothers to breastfeed in public.