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General Naturism Discussion / Re: Permanude

« on: May 23, 2020, 10:05:43 PM »

The first permanude postings on Tumbler which resulted in various fiction book series did start with the idea of permanude as punishment, and some of the series did use that as a starting point, but that is not the main purpose for the permanude lifestyle, but rather a twisted add-in put in the laws by anti-nude politicians. Since many of the posters here keep referring to that aspect, it's obvious they haven't read any of the books.

The (fantasy) laws that established the "permanude" lifestyle were part of an entire "lifestyle protection" set of laws that made any of a number of lifestyles protected as approved ways of life. Religion, sexual identity, naturism, permanude, all sorts of ways to live were set as permissible and protected, and there were punishments for attacking, arresting or otherwise interfering with a person who had registered in that lifestyle for living in that manner and set of beliefs. If the lifestyle adhered to included actions or way of living contrary to the prevailing customs and laws, the lifestyle was paramount and allowed with the laws and customs invalid for that lifestyle.

Since those choosing the permanude lifestyle (or were forced into it as a penalty) were always nude and forbidden anything that hid the primary and secondary sexual attributes of a person, and thus were subject to normal physical reactions such as becoming visibly aroused and needing an outlet to the need, the laws around public sexual reactions and behavior were made invalid for the permanude. The opposing Naturist (nudist) lifestyle explicitly forbade public sexual actions, so were subject to the laws. Just being nude wasn't enough.

Anyway, the books by Gloria and several other authors explore the effect of the permanude lifestyle on the characters and the rest of the world. Some are blatant porn, some are more examinations of the regular life of permanude. But if you were ever curious about what it might be like to live always (required) nude, without the lewdness laws applying, they can be fun.

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General Naturism Discussion / Re: Permanude

« on: August 02, 2019, 04:38:56 AM »

To get back to the original post on the Permanude lifestyle, it is all laid out in a continuing series of erotic books by Gloria (the one who started the Nude World Order on Tumblr). The Tumblr blogs have moved to http://www.nudeworldorder.net/blog/, but she is not involved much there. Her books are available on Amazon (and for Nook as well) and reviewed on Goodreads. Search for Gloria Permanude - she publishes about one story a month. Start with the Amy books. There are other authors publishing stories on the Permanude idea, some erotic, others naturist.

Anyway, the posts here about the concept get it all wrong. It's based on the idea of protected lifestyles (LGBT, religious, survivalists, etc.) being extended to the non-sexual nudist and then to sexual nudity in public and established in law. Interesting, fun to think on, and attractive to more all the time.

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General Naturism Discussion / Re: Permanude

« on: December 21, 2018, 08:59:47 PM »

Actually, the concept seems to have started with a Tumbler blog, then Smashwords stories (I think), then mainly in a series of books by Gloria available on Amazon and other online ebook sellers as well as a couple of other authors. The NewWorldOrder has taken on some of it on their website now, mainly in copies of the Tumbler blogs with photos.

The concept is that the government has setup protected lifestyle laws for ALL sorts of beliefs and ways of living, including nudist/naturists, religious groups, etc. Permanude is a lifestyle where the person enrolling under the Permanude protection MUST be nude at all times, all places (with some allowances for weather, i.e. heavy coats and other cold weather gear over nudity, etc.). Since a person who is always nude WILL have occurrences of sexual arousal (erections, etc. depending on gender), as well as the need to take care of such, the Permanude are not subject to ANY of the obscenity or vulgarity laws (nudists/naturists are, although they can be nude any where, anytime), meaning they can engage in public sexuality anywhere, anytime! People can signup for Permanude status once they are 18 years old, for varying periods (2 years minimum, except for a short term vacation signup, up to lifetime). There are also provisions for being forced into Permanude status as a legal punishment, including as part of jail sentences.

Anyway, it all makes for some interesting and fun erotic fiction, as well as some semi-serious stories on being permanude without the eroticism, by various authors.

Without the sexual part might be of interest to many social nudists...