Some very interesting thoughts here, thank you for sharing, I do enjoy reading the 100 days :)
I'm comfortable with minimal clothing, the idea of running around the house in underpants and a singlet is very appealing to me (especially in this heat!), however I very rarely feel comfortable being nude with other people, unless I've been sexually involved with them for ages (so less than half a dozen or so people in my life). Particularly in circles where nudity is acceptable, but I've also been approached/hit on by a number of people, I'm extra uncomfortable.
Unless of course there is a professional split (so stripping, life art, photography etc) then I'm perfectly ok with it. Which I'm sure seems odd to alot of people.
I've seen so many people stay in miserable situations because they are comfortable. I've walked away from people who are too stuck in their comfort zones- I need challenges. Though I agree lack of commitment, running all over the planet and never being stable is a comfort zone unto itself, one of which I'm probably guilty. But if you enjoy your comfort zone and it isn't making you miserable then is it really a bad thing?
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Date: 2007-10-29 05:41 am (UTC)I'm comfortable with minimal clothing, the idea of running around the house in underpants and a singlet is very appealing to me (especially in this heat!), however I very rarely feel comfortable being nude with other people, unless I've been sexually involved with them for ages (so less than half a dozen or so people in my life). Particularly in circles where nudity is acceptable, but I've also been approached/hit on by a number of people, I'm extra uncomfortable.
Unless of course there is a professional split (so stripping, life art, photography etc) then I'm perfectly ok with it. Which I'm sure seems odd to alot of people.
I've seen so many people stay in miserable situations because they are comfortable. I've walked away from people who are too stuck in their comfort zones- I need challenges. Though I agree lack of commitment, running all over the planet and never being stable is a comfort zone unto itself, one of which I'm probably guilty. But if you enjoy your comfort zone and it isn't making you miserable then is it really a bad thing?
Yes, let everyone else read my ramblings!