It’s not often that The Drum’s journalists actually feature in ads, least of all ones that involve nudity. But when the editorial team was offered two days out of the office, skinny dipping in a secluded retreat in rural Spain with 99 strangers for a drinks ad, weirdly nobody seemed keen…

Source: www.thedrum.com/opinion/2017/07/31/how-i-ended-up-skinny-dipping-with-100-strangers-the-name-advertising?platform=hootsuite

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Those of you who have read our previous Naked Travels review or who follow our Newsletter already know that we’ve spent about 2 weeks helping out in clothing optional eco campground Full Monte in Montenegro. Since it was the first time that we actually worked on a campground, we did learn a lot of course. A lot about the whole eco thing, but that’s not what we’re going to talk about here. If you’d like to know more about that, feel…

Source: www.nakedwanderings.com/blog/2017/08/07/learned-working-clothing-optional-campground/?platform=hootsuite

When American writer Jessica Guzik arrived in Berlin, she wanted to rid herself of her American neuroses… In the U.S., our clothes, regulations, police, movies, and Netflix reinforce the idea that nudity is illicit. Getting naked is something you do behind closed doors or in front of a webcam for money. American nudity is inherently sexual; there is no interpretation of the unclothed human form but as an invitation for sex.

Source: www.thelocal.de/20170918/how-a-german-sauna-taught-a-prudish-american-to-feel?platform=hootsuite

She has body dysmorphic disorder… Liane hates the way she looks, and describes herself as ugly and disgusting multiple times a day. She sees herself as overweight when she’s not, and feels like her face is lopsided when actually it’s symmetrical.

Source: www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/67e7f33d-dc2d-4f5a-8301-4d4b79ddc6aa