John & Pattie

@thebarepair.bsky.social

We like to travel, play D&D, run around naked, get out into nature, visit museums, and check out unique places. Open to DMs and making friends. #NormalizeNudity, #OptOutside, #DnD https://linktr.ee/TheBarePair

There is no wifi in the forest, but there is the sudden shock of a cold stream against bare skin. There is the damp earth beneath the soles of your feet and the unfiltered sun on your shoulders. Naturism: Coming home, because we finally remember we are nature.

The desexualization of nudity is not about convincing ourselves that we will never feel attraction. It is about learning that our attraction is our responsibility, not the other person's. It is ensuring that our feelings never become an excuse to make someone else uncomfortable.

It’s been about a year since I last posted. Life got busy, but my appreciation for naturism never changed. For me, it’s always been about freedom, authenticity, and a deeper connection with nature. Looking forward to sharing more of the journey with all of you. Thanks for sticking around. ☀️🌿

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Hey everyone. We are still here, we still exist. The past couple years have been difficult for us. We are here. We still exist but the color has been sucked out of our life. We are making life changes. We look forward to engaging with the community again.

I’m getting back to painting and being creative. I printed these two OCs from a story I’m working on and painted them today. Franduil and Tashaeña, or Frank and Tash as what they call each other. This is them at the end of their origin story.

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Dec. 21 is the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Susan Cooper, who wrote the solstice poem "The Shortest Day," collaborated with illustrator Carson Ellis on a new picture book. From the NPR archives.

Happy winter solstice! At last, we've made it to 'The Shortest Day'

Dec. 21 is the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Susan Cooper, who wrote the solstice poem "The Shortest Day," collaborated with illustrator Carson Ellis on a new picture book.

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We took a bunch of pictures while we went hiking recently and they all kinda turned out crap except for this one. Hopefully we can get out again before too long. ✌🏼

We’ve been pretty absent lately. We had to flee from a wildfire and had all sorts of ups and downs from it. We’re still very disregulated from being displaced and having no real sense of normalcy. We’re good, nobody died, there’s at least a thousand firefighters working the fire.

Check out our latest adventure at Lake Mead. We met up with friends, took in a few hikes, got to swim, all in our preferred state of dress. Follow the links in our profile to see the rest of our pictures on P A T R E O N.