Sun-Bath...

In //A Sun-Bath—Nakedness//, I was originally expecting something cluing in to his homosexuality. As I read on, after I read the first paragraph and first sentence of the second paragraph, I saw that he immediately made a reference to nature and attributed his health to constantly being out in the open air. He says “is not nakedness then indecent? No, not inherently. It is your thought, your sophistication, your fear, your respectability that is indecent.” In fact, his whole prose was talking about the naturalness being naked is. I liked how he makes you feel like our bodies are not meant to be shameful of, they are just a part of Nature. She herself is naked, every detail in nature, so why do we fear it and see it as indecent? CN: Block F