Bare@ll Magazine Editorial May 2017

Dear Naturists,

You will no doubt agree that we are very fortunate to have a quality magazine like
Bare@ll magazine.

So why don’t you contribute your story to the next edition? Start simply by writing an email to our Editor Disraporn Yatprom and tell her how you became a naturist – it is always interesting to read stories from real life!

Her email is [email protected]

This year, in July 2017, we celebrate our 10 year Anniversary. It has been an amazing journey and we keep growing. We are now close to 2500 members, although we only count the Paid members and Premium members as our “full members”. And there are 3.300 recipients signed up for our newsletter.

Our steady progress is largely due to the respect we have always had for non-naturists. We have always gone to great length to avoid upsetting other people. There are actually some who find the human body disgusting.

One of our members Kevin Ball recently characterized our way of naturism as “responsible naturism” in a post that he wrote on the social pages of
www.thailandnaturist.com:

“I value decency. I try to treat people with honour and truth because I value decency.

I value respect and always look to respect the views of others, even when I do not agree with them. I always try to avoid causing offence because I value respect.

I value my freedom to practice naturism in circumstances where I will not offend people who would be shocked by such behaviour. I practice naturism with other responsible naturists who are also decent and respectful. For decency comes from what you say and do and not from whether you are clothed or not and respect comes from the heart, not from any covering.

I practice responsible naturism because I value decency and respect.”

This is a great statement – Thank you, Kevin! It reflects our great way of life.

I hope we will continue to inspire more people to be a little more nude in their busy lives for their mental and physical health. And also just for fun!

At the same time we are proud of the growing number of lovely naturist and nudist resorts in Thailand that are able to attract more and more quality tourists to Thailand – well educated, culturally sensitive, and relatively affluent people. When not visiting tourists sites, these naturists simply have a preference for relaxing naked at one of the resorts you will find as advertisers in this issue of the Bare@ll magazine.

See you at one of them!

Gregers Moller
President of Naturist Association (Thailand)