While it hasn’t always been easy, Ryan from Every Day Nudist shows it can be done and you can still smile.
Are You Fighting a Substance Abuse Disorder? You aren’t alone!
My name is Ryan and I live in recovery from a substance abuse disorder, specifically alcohol.
It took me 20 years of heavy drinking daily to say that out loud just about 6 years ago.
But once I did, I could face it. With out it, I just kept on struggling in silence, holding my secret to myself and playing life as if I had it under control. Thing is, I did not have it under control. Beer and Crown Royal had me at their will.
Ryan, veteran, nudist and blogger from Spokane Washington How to Tell Someone You are a Nudist I have seen articles on this before and I think it is a good…
You only get one life to live so live it on your terms.
Go be you!
It is all too often that I see people try to control other peoples lives. It is even more so with the all of the social media platforms that keep popping up.
Trolls. They are fucking everywhere.
Some of them you know, some you have never met.
But they all have one thing in common. They like to make comments that make you doubt yourself, or say things that are downright disrespectful.
It is a shame.
These people stop others from living the lives they want to live because subconsciously we want to impress people. Or worse, we don’t live our true lives because we don’t want people to talk shit about us.
Life is tough, but you are tougher so just keep fighting each day.
Ryan, Marine Corps Veteran, nudist, and founder/blogger for everydaynudist.com showing is everyday bracelet he wears as a reminder to keep fighting.
Keep fighting in life.
This will be a quick blog and I am not sure who needs to hear it, however, I was compelled to jump on and type this simple message out to you: Keep fucking fighting.
Everyday we are faced with challenges that push us, pull us, or make us want to simply give up.
Two stepsisters inherit their father’s nudist resort and have to choose whether to run the business or sell it.
Act Naturally
I was scrolling through my Amazon Firestick the other day and I came across a movie that had a cover picture that said “no shoes no shirt no problem” as it covered up the backsides of a group of people standing there looking in the other direction.
Of course, I was intrigued so I clicked on the preview for a movie called Act Naturally. I won’t go through the movie as you can see the trailer here.
While the movie didn’t get good ratings on Rotten Tomato I will tell you I enjoyed the movie for one simple reason: it is a realistic portrayal of what non-nudist (called textiles) think of nudist, and what happens when you visit a nudist resort if you aren’t comfortable.
I found it quite comical from the two estranged sisters disgusted by the older men walking by, to staring at penis’s and their udder fear when being around everyday people who aren’t wearing clothes.
Empathy and Compassion. Two traits that are missing in common society.
Have you ever looked around and wondered what the hell is wrong with our society and people today?
Why is it that people are constantly at each other throats?
Is it because here in America we have been strategically divided into two separate political parties and have been pitted against each other? This is done through the media, our politicians, and from each other.
Ryan, owner/blogger of everydaynudist.com sitting on his bed in Spokane Washington.
Seeing your friends naked, why can it be so awkward or “taboo”?
It is because we are friends? Or is it because we are embarrassed to see or be seen naked due to our personal body image? Maybe because seeing our friends naked may be somewhat of a turn on, or we have secretly envisioned what they would look like naked and know we know? What happens if I get turned on masturbate to thought of them naked, does that make a bad person? Will the next time I see them, be awkward because you now know what they look like underneath all those layers of clothes?
Actress and founder of Free the Nipple Lina Esco on the right
J, beautiful wife of Ryan from everydaynudist.com illustrating the difference between covered and free nipples. Ladies, do you want to proudly display your nipples and be added to the gallery? email everydaynudist.com
Free the Nipple. It is time for true women’s equality.
*WARNING: This post contains strong language so if you are sensitive to 4 letter words you should probably go on to another post*
This question has been asked thousands of times and there has never really been a solid answer that makes since to me. Why can’t women go around topless? Why do women get discriminated against, or cat called or shamed if they opt to go braless in public? Why are other women so damn degrading to each other, even when it comes to breastfeeding in public?
The problem, in my humble opinion, is that we (as a society at least in the U.S.) haven’t #normalizednudity. Nudity has always been associated with sex; therefore, if a woman chooses to go topless, it is a sign of sexual intent to any man walking by. Ultimately, leading them to make a rude ass comment.
Even as a nudist you need to increase your Vitamin D levels.
Ryan, owner/blogger of everydaynudist.com with this vitamin D pills (note: not an endorsement of this company).
Time to Increase Your Vitamin D
Vitamin D. Are you low and don’t know it? It may be time to increase your levels.
Winter is upon us here in the U.S. (and many parts of the world) and one of the things I think a lot of people often overlook (or at least Jess and I do) is our Vitamin D intake and levels.
Here in Spokane WA we average only 171 days of sun shine (U.S. avg is 205) and get 48” of snow (U.S. avg is 24) so there is plenty of time spend away from the natural generator…the beautiful sun.
The reason I am writing this is because Jess just got her blood test back and her D level is a way low, and it reminded me of how mine was two years ago which was even lower than hers. I figured if ours is low, yours might be as well.
