Nude in my house

I am not a total prude, but I've always possessed a degree of awkwardness about nudity. I can change into swimmers in a communal changing room, but I'll do it as fast as I can with my eyes fixed to the floor. So when I read that naturists have higher self-esteem than those who keep their clothes on, I decided to spend a week in the nude in the privacy of my own home to see what I could learn. I hoped that my naked experiment would make me more comfortable with my body and its imperfections.

WITH the current heatwave hitting the UK many people might be thinking about stripping off and getting everything tanned in the comfort of their own back garden. But after a young couple were threatened with the police for being naked in their own home you might be worried about what the law has to say. Here's everything you need to know about nudity at home Under the law its technically legal to be naked anywhere in the UK , unless the nudity is to cause shock, outrage or upset. This means it is legal for you to be naked in your own back garden as long as you're not doing it to upset your neighbours.

I have always been a "nudie booty" in my own home. I would come home from work or class and just shed my clothes. It's not so much that I dislike clothes; I actually love them quite a bit. I love to be able to express myself with my wardrobe, but when I want to relax, I don't want anything to do with them. My husband had always liked it in the past.

My apartment on the top floor of a Brooklyn co-op faces a courtyard. A resident on the opposite side of the courtyard complained to management that I have been spotted naked in my apartment. The neighbor must see me early in the morning when I go to the kitchen to boil water. The waist-high window has curtains pulled back at the bottom around a plant on the sill, and the courtyard is about feet across. This person must be working pretty hard to catch this view.