Being a teenage nudist at times is not easy. People judge me because I enjoy the freedom of being clothes free when I can. So I am always careful and selective with who I share the fact that my family practices nudity in our lives.
Today a fellow nudist on twitter asked me if I still had my account on Pinterest. Pinterest has decided to discriminate against my nudist lifestyle by deleting my account and all of my pins. Even today, no one can pin a picture linked to my blog. Even though there are some really gross pornographic images on Pinterest, my wholesome natural nude pictures that I pinned where judged by someone with better morals than me to be offensive.
I often wondered why I could not find more teenage nudist on social media and with blogs like mine. When I was younger, I desperately tried to find other young nudist on the internet. I have come to realize that some people are offended that a teenager would be a nudist and go out of their way to ban these teenagers. Someone who thinks they have better morals than me decided that I should be suspended and banned from Pinterest and Facebook. I never posted anything but tasteful pictures, but just the fact that it was a nudist teenagers account was enough for the deletion of my accounts.
So far twitter seems to be more tolerant. Although I was suspended for a couple of days and I still cant upload a profile picture, so far twitter seems to accept the fact that people are going to have different beliefs.
Censorship sucks, plain and simple. Perhaps one day there will be no sign of Nudisuzie anywhere on the internet. Maybe one day everything I have written will be deleted and banned from public exposure. But for now I will continue to write and express my views and lifestyle for others who find enjoyment in reading about me. Hopefully I can keep this site up for a while longer, and whatever social accounts that will let me…be me.
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Love,
Suzie
I’m gonna hate the Internet’s censorship BS if any and all presence of you is erased. Just to make sure your propaganda is somewhere, I am a member of a website called the International Young Naturist Organization and it feels genuinely nudist. If you’re interested, the URL address is https://internationalyn.org/forum/index.php
Suzie,
All my support to you. Never give up. Never!!
Joe, from Brasilia, Brazil.
I find it great at you dear Suzie , that you want not to give up with this great idea to the world to say what is true nudism 🙂 Greetings 🙂
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I honestly feel the same way you do. I try spending my alone time naked. Plus I sleep naked. And on the other hand internet censorship is probably to not offend people. We shouldn’t be blocked from everyone
Those of us who hang onto your every word are ready for your February missive.
I wish that more people are age could be more open about it, but many nudists sites that allow minors have adults chase said minors off. Even worse is that anywhere else we get treated like pervs that have an angle or a place to get “easy nudes”.
Unfortunately, many pervs do exist, and because they (typically men) can’t develop or maintain quality relationships with adult, they tend to prey on young people and children. I knew such a guy once. I found out his true nature after he went to prison. I’m.glad he was caught and jailed. If I’d known sooner, I’d have turned him in to the police myself. Then there is the whole “revenge porn” thing. So websites like Pinterest are trying to protect minors, as well as adults too. I hate that honest naturism is censored and people are given the wrong idea about nudism, but sometimes safe rather than sorry is for good reason.
It’s a shame the whole stigmata on nudity. Its worse towards teens and young adults, and for women especially. It’s tough, but it is only our duty to help lift that off and show that nudity is normal and alright for anyone. Kudos to you for standing up against it.
I don’t remember if you mentioned it but have you tried Instagram? I’m finding lots of good nudist pages and people there
Susie, Check out Jenny Scordamaglia from Miami, and her story. Her husband and her run a TV station called Miami TV, she is hostess & reporter. She likes to wear very little clothing, even when going out. You can find their webpages by searching for Miami TV, and there are videos of her reporting at local events on Youtube.
Ive seen her videos….I love Jenny!
Slightly good news…Read an article that FB is working (early stages) to design a feature that will allow each user to set preferences for nudity, violence, etc. So hopefully in the not so distant future, the human body will be acceptable to FB, and hopefully other social media forums will follow suit…So we can appreciate people having fun in their birthday suit! 🙂
Hi, Suzie
Once again I like your post. I don’t know if it’s realy a sencorship against naturism and naturists, because on this social media, sencorship is done by computers not human. And computer can’t do difference between naturists and porn.
I feel you already are lucky to have some Friends to share your lire style.
We often say, live happy, live hidden. If no one know your life style, no one will judge you. But you decided to share your life style through this blog. I think it’s a good thing. From the moment you spread your think, people will judge you. Some people will think it’s great (like me), and other people bad.
Focus on positive things and continue on this way. May be other people will follow your exemple and would like share their experiences on a social media, like you.
All that you do is a great contribution for nudist life style, even if some time you are banned. I think you are right to continue despite the obstacles.
May be, you could convince your freinds to have their blog. May be your freinds have an other feeling than yours because they come from a no nudist family. And perhaps orhers people will follow your movement.
Alan
Hi Suzi – I love your posts here and on Twitter. Keep carrying the torch for healthy nudism! You may want to post some things on Tumblr. There doesn’t seem to be any real restriction there. Be safe, stay naked!
Hi Suzie, yeah, sensorship does suck when it focuses on the innocent and clean side of naturism and blatantly allows the graphic pornographic images everywhere else. I suppose the good news is that in the not too distant future you’ll be an adult and will have much of the underage child naturist stigma behind you, you will find a whole new freedom on the internet and general public after you turn 18. Stay with it, keep strong. You’re so lucky that you have friends and family to share this lifestyle with!