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I’ve made a few cosmetic changes to the articles and I’ve fixed a few typos. You will notice that I’ve added a single illustration photo to each page as pages with pictures definitely perform better in search engine results than those without.
I’m also looking to add some more articles, but I’m not sure what else would be useful or interesting there?
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Do the illustration pictures look okay?
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I haven’t thought of any additions, but I do feel more inclined to add more (if I can think of any!).
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They all read well and the pictures definitely help
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One that might help.
Due to the warm/hot weather I walk our dogs much earlier than normal and have met the fellow, female dog walker several times.
We’ve progressed from the formal “Good Morning”, gone past the weather and exchange a few words as we pass.
My question is around how do you/can you approach nudity without causing offence or, worse, distress. I’m thinking of the Naked Selfie with a clothed Member of the public and also with them holding your clothes. The person seems friendly but this question is a big jump and potential invasion of their privacy and I wouldn’t want them feeling and distress.
Is it possible? If so, how?
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I think you’d need to know them somewhat better before you can approach that one. I’m not sure how you’d work it into a casual conversation otherwise.
If anyone can help with that, please let me know.
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This is not exactly the same, because I met these people on a nude beach when we were already all nude. I explained that I’d like their help with something (before saying what it was) and it’s a bit awkward, and stressed that it’s totally ok for them to say no if they’re not comfortable with it. Then I mentioned the website and said it was not a sexual thing, but more of a challenge to be more comfortable and confident in our own bodies. I also stressed that the other person would not have to be nude themselves.
You could try something like that. But be prepared for the person to say no and to accept that. And also be prepared for the possibility that this person may no longer feel comfortable around you. In my situation it wasn’t as much of a big deal because I didn’t have any expectation of ever running into these people again. But if these are people on your regular route, that’s different.
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