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Awesome reply, sounds like a great time for guys to just chill and enjoy some non judgemental relaxing time on the water. It's probably a hard sell for women, unless it was an all female crew, but it's always another market and option to look into. Sounds like you're doing a great job and making people happy in the process, including yourself, and that's a great thing. Thanks for the reply.

Why? Well, the epitome of being a nudist for me is feeling the range of sensations of the elements on my body. The warmth of the sun, the rush of the water, and the ripple of a cool breeze. Those sensations are magnified during sailing. And just to note, on our trips, we have a crew who takes care of all the nautical aspects of the trip. So most of the men are just relaxing naked, soaking it all in.

As for why men only... my business partner and I believe that many men are lacking quality connection with other men in everyday life. We wanted to create a safe, non-judgmental space for men to connect, in nature, far away from the rest of the world.

Great question about women... we've yet to have any interest but we'll have to think on that..

Is it about sex, or just about bros being naked? How does this not end up as some kind of orgy at sea?

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Do you sail with a Catamaran or Single hull?

We sail in the Flores Sea (Southeast Asia) during the dry season, so it's not often that we encounter rain.

As a nudist for over 10 years, I've been "pelted" by rain on a few occasions and it's one of the most liberating experiences. The feeling of playing in the rain as a child but elevated... you feel a part of nature.

How many gallons of sunscreen do you go through!?

I mean, the only question I have is why? Sailing can be a literal pain at the best of times, why do so naked? Also, is it only men you cater for, what happens if you get a group of women who want to do the same thing?

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How does it feel when rain pelts you? I mean I can only imagine.

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I did an IRM and saw a neurologue for further examination, but they found nothing unusual, in their words. So, nothing 🤷🏻‍♀️ they just happen

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It happened mostly in my first experiences, but now I pretty much see nothing arround my room when I look. I remember my first one, there was a clown clodo doll, kid size, and when I got paralised in bed, I just saw it slidding with the chair toward me and tower over me. I was just a kid at that time too, so it was really scary !

Recently tried to call on demons and entity to come during sleep paralysis, but still no figures arround.

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Do you ever have the stereotypical "out of body experiences, visions, alien abduction, haunting" type experiences while in the sleep paralysis state? If so how frequently?

What do doctors say is the cause of your sleep paralysis?

Sleep paralysis has always intrigued me. I read that some sufferers see strange figures/demons when it happens.

Is this something you’ve experienced?

The brain wakes up but the body has not. So, the person cannot move.

I’ve never heard of sleep paralysis.. TL;DR on your study?

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