Ever since I've been more interested in naturism and sleeping nude I've been wearing lighter clothes in the winter than I did before. I used to be more sensitive to the cold but not anymore. I've even started to wear shorts in winter. I have thrown away those heavy bulky hoodies I used to wear as I get hot in them even in winter. To sum it all up, it seems to me that I've desensitised to the cold.
:iagree: It is what we get used to that we accept - be it cash flow, employment, social lifestyle and ... Life= meThinks
I used to find winter nights outside even briefly unbearably cold. Now I can go outside on winter nights nude briefly and not find it so bad then go back inside where its warmer.
No, not odd at all. Perfectly normal. YOU on the other hand, you're an odd one. Yep. You'll fit right in! :afro:
Humans are originally creatures of the tropics, but even the tropics have differences in temperature, humidity, wind velocity and sunlight. So naturally our naked bodies have a certain ability to adjust to these changes. At worst, they need to rig some shelter against the rain, but you don't need to wear your shelter in the tropics. I live outside the tropics, but even here most of the year there are hours in each day when nudity is very comfortable. In summer, I can go day and night without clothes as long as I don't have somewhere to go.
I came from Africa in the 80s as a teenager and for many years into my middle 20s I found the climate cold even in summer but as the time has gone by I seemed to get used to the weather and I to have found I have got used to the weather and for many years I have worn very short cutdowns when out in summer and carried a T shirt . When I can I am naked and love naked walks in the countryside . I am always naked at home and the heating never goes over 21 degrees and that is mainly to keep my disabled son warm in winter as his body cant keep him warm and he gets cold very easily .All I wear most of winter is tracksuits . I never wear underwear . In my teens I would have been wrapped up like an eskimo so I have definitely acclimatised over the years.
