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Video | Bodytape an artistic nudist experience (Patreon)

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2023-07-14 15:54:11
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Body tape tape an artistic nudist experience

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Anonymous

Hector: I’ve followed you even before the ban from YouTube back then your content was basically sitting nude talking and or interviewing someone..congratulations on your post YouTube content And for enlightening us on the freedom of nudism..I have questions:? Currently the majority of your videos consistently show you, your wife alone and or with another female friend..occasionally a sprinkle of others & group activity, yoga, exercise or event..How do you screen members? Is it just pay & join or is there a vetting process..I do understand when all is equal and everyone is naked there are no identifiable traits other than male or female..your vlogs show more you and women and less men is there a conflict with Patreon not allowing nude men or is that by design? In your vlogs it appears somewhat couples make/female..are gay and or lesbian or trans discouraged to join? I’ve never seen what would appear to be a gay couple or lesbian couple joining in your vlogs.. yes I’m not saying members are asked to identify their sexuality I’m asking are there reasons why they don’t seem to appear in your vlogs? Do they not feel comfortable? Do you even have SELF IDENTIFIED lgbtq+ members? If so it’s not that evident. Again this is just my interpretations of watching your vlogs going back to YouTube to now..as a Patreon member and almost ready to explore nudism.. remember Americans are somewhat prudent and default to religion as their hesitation especially Catholics but Mexico also is very Catholic. 3 years ago I moved to Puerto Vallarta and remains for 2 years with Mexican Residency Card. Unfortunately appendicitis and the cost of the surgery $40,000 usd in Mexico made me temporarily return to USA to figure out foreign medical insurance. Question: will you be doing any content in PV? In your opinion do members of lbgtq+ community prefer more inclusive organizations? Lastly sometimes after viewing your content post YouTube I sense hints of more swingers than individual or couples retreats or gatherings.. maybe subliminally the content hints that! Please don’t be offended by my post it is not meant to disparage you or anyone else including your members. I try to ask the questions that so many are afraid to ask but are curious before they make the plunge into their own exploration. I’m quite sure it is difficult to find new content often, with the phobias, laws etc. gracias!

hectormtz
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Hey Robert, wow that's a great, lengthy and very detailed set of questions, I'll do my best to try to answer them all. So regarding people that appear in our content, a year ago we moved to Los Cabos and we no longer organize events or have a community like the one we did en Guadalajara (NNG). For this reason the people who we've met are far less and less diverse than it used to be. Our approach is meeting people on our day to day basis, gym, acroyoga, friends or friends and so on, we share what we do for a living and some decide to participate, others aren't interested. From there we have to see who has the time to go on adventures with us, which are usually during the week on regular working hours because that's when places are more secluded, making nudism easier. Then you have to factor in who of all the people that agree to go on a naked adventure want to be on camera, which reduces the amount of people willing to be on video. So far most of those people have been women. During our time in Guadalajara, NNG was a very diverse community, in which most of the people that participated where actually gay men, probably 50% of our community was gay men, 20% hetero, and 30% women, as a rough guess, because we obviously never asked people what there sexual orientation is, because for our purposes that's irrelevant. The only criteria to accepting someone was their willingness to understand and adhiere to our community standards, which were the basics of respect others, don't comment on their bodies, don't use the community as a hook up meet up, the usual set of rules that helps build a comfortable and safe environment for all. Something we have noticed is that very few people from the trans community that participate, which I've noticed that seems to be the case for most communities. It's a vicious cycle, people of any group decide not to participate because of a lack of representation, but there is a lack of representation because they don't participate, the key challenge is to find a way to break the cycle. Regarding same sex couples, there are plenty of gay couples, but not all of them want to participate in content, lesbians we have far far less, I don't know if you are familiar with Angy and Caro from FreeSouls, until reciently they where a lesbian couple that met in our NNG community then later became a couple and started FreeSouls. Since they are part of the LGBT+ community they focus more on that target audience, it's easier for someone to attract similar people because they feel represented. You mentioned something about hints of the swinger community, as I mentioned before our only criteria for accepting someone is there adherence to our community standards, many people are part of other communities, swingers being one of those, as long as they understand that this isn't a sexual environment and respect that, they as everyone else are welcome. That said, something we have noticed is that people that participate in other sex oriented communities, tend to be far less camera shy than their naturist counterparts. Many naturist are really shy, many are afraid of being caught by friends, family or work colleagues. That could probably be why you can identify people from other communities, but then again it's only speculation because unless they express it it's really hard to know for sure, I don't go around asking people about their sexual practices. Hope I was able to answer your questions.

Anonymous

Hector. Thank you very well detailed response also…I understand more clearly