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1. Nudism, the council decided, was doing the resort more harm than good.

2. Nudism on beaches has long been commonplace in Europe.

3. But youngsters raised with nudism have a more easy-going attitude than those brought up the standard way, Michelle believes.

4. Are you interested in Nudism or Body Art?

5. That part of it is most unfortunate since nudism was founded on the principles of healthy living. Early nudism espoused a tobacco and alcohol free lifestyle.

6. In fact one of the foundational principles of nudism is "body acceptance" or accepting others for who they are regardless of size,[Sentencedict.com ] shape or body type.

7. Perhaps the trick to enjoying nudism is being able to separate nudity from sexuality. And being away from other people.

8. This was because although nudism was tolerated, belonging to any kind of nudist organisation was banned.

9. Nudism is about things like the experience of greater personal freedom and the enjoyment of the sensation of the sun and the breeze on the naked body.

10. With the ministry of the interior calling nudism a threat to the "natural and healthy feelings of our working people", the authorities tried to stamp out FKK in the 1950s.

11. Perhaps nudism is my new untapped outlet, ready to occupy the empty space in my life between knitting and Netflix.

12. Cap d'Agde is much more than just a nude beach: it is the "World Capital of Nudism."

13. He came over to welcome me and proselytize for the benefits of nudism.

14. But many nudists were also party members, policeman and even judges, who protested that "doing FKK" and being a good communist were not mutually exclusive, and that nudism was non-sexual.

15. With summer upon us, how many green vacationers' fancies will turn to thoughts of nudism?

16. "I think it's a bit of a counterculture movement against the body-beautiful thing at the moment, " Maddocks says of the renewed interest in nudism.

1. Nudism, the council decided, was doing the resort more harm than good.