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The biggest obstacle to the growth of naturism is the passing along from parents to children at a very early age the ridiculous idea that almost all nudity is inherently “wrong”, “indecent”, “lewd”, or “obscene”. And that nonsense is based on the false belief that seeing nonsexual adult nudity is “harmful” to children – the exact opposite of the truth. Naturists need to strongly oppose this nonsense. In order for naturism and nonsexual nudity to continue becoming socially acceptable, they need to be recognized as perfectly normal and harmless choices for individuals and families. Of course, children shouldn’t be forced to be naked if it’s uncomfortable for them. The best way for nudity to become normalized is for parents, from the beginning, to make clear that nonsexual nudity by family members in their home is always acceptable, at least as long as anyone who might be uncomfortable with nudity isn’t present.

In other words, the experience in just about all naturist camps and resorts in the U. S. is very different from what it is in non-naturist places of an otherwise similar sort. Especially for families (which are rather scarce in U. S. naturist places). In France (and Spain and Croatia), however, on a vacation there’s not much difference between the experience and the people inside and outside a naturist place, except for the nudity. In other respects, most details are just about the same in either case. That probably has a lot to do with how in France naturism, in general, and family naturism, in particular, is increasingly popular (see above article on naked running) – in sharp contrast with the U. S. situation.

A family of four, two parents and two children, hold hands standing in a line, all completely naked. The size and shape of the two children is proportional to that of their parents, but their bodies remain true to their age.

The highly realistic sculpture Family Romance (1993) is just as disturbing in its content as in its name. The name implies the notion of a physical relationship between the members of this family, represented at the same size. Charles Ray constructs a critique of the American model of the nuclear family with strong values. Here, modifications of scale imply disruption of the private sphere and the balance of power in the family – the parents become smaller and the children larger, and the romance becomes public.

The artist’s work in the Pinault Collection was shown at the Palazzo Grassi at the “Le Monde vous appartient” (“The World Belongs to You”) exhibition (2011-2012).

Not everyone wants a typical family photo when they have their portrait taken. Some like (to show that they’re all together?), others like to wear costumes or bring props (because their stuff is cool?). But some just want to keep is simple… and not wear clothes! Yes, naked family photos are a thing. Need proof? Check out these Awkward Family Photos.

Three sisters with big boobs are used to play together all wet and naked in the sand cause they are long-time family nudists. They adore having wet sand on them.