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Message # 96906.1.3.1.1

Subject: Re: It's their loss then :) [xp][2k][nt] [nt]

Date: Fri 15/09/23 20:18:40 GMT

Name: Squishy Plushie

Email: SquishyPlushie137@yahoo.com

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So true

By plonss - Thu 07/09/23 07:29:34 GMT

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You mention the main points: "Perhaps they are afraid of ridicule or loss of dignity, or have been brainwashed by traditional social standards". Of course it happens sometimes, perhaps in Scheveningen more than elsewhere, but I am sure it is rare.

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Why would Dutch people choose to alienate their happiness like that?

By Squishy Plushie - SquishyPlushie137@yahoo.com Tue 05/09/23 23:55:15 GMT

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Why would Dutch people choose to alienate themselves from natural happiness like that, by choosing not to go in the sea fully clothed? Perhaps they are afraid of ridicule or loss of dignity, or have been brainwashed by traditional social standards? Or don't realise that we all do it. At my local beach (Skeggy) everybody wears some sort of clothing, I've only ever seen three people in "proper swimwear". And at my local indoor public pool, I almost always swim in a kaftan or umbrella dress, and many others also wear swimshirts and/or leggings. One woman even wears shoes :) The lifeguards (and many of the other swimmers) just smile as I do laps in my ankle-length flowery kaftan, with a garland of flowers (which I bought at last Saturday's Pride) round my neck. And a flared-sleeve rainbow hippie top. More details on J&J's. I even swam in a wedding dress once :) Times have changed, you are no longer confined to just speedos (unless you are unlucky enough to live in France, by an obscure 1900's law). Wake up and feel the wet clothing :) Always fill your day with wonderful things

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wow - one would never see that on a Dutch beach :( [nt]

By plonss - Tue 05/09/23 19:12:38 GMT

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"I don't care, I'm going in"

By Tobias - Tue 05/09/23 17:51:19 GMT

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Summer has extended itself in the UK and other areas of Northern Europe, so a trip to the beach for an air show was welcome on Sunday.

It is estimated that well over 100,000 people were in attendance and I must have seen hundreds of fully clothed women playing happily in the sea at various times.

One stands out, in particular. A beautiful young woman in her 20s with a tanned complexion and long dark hair. Standing right next to me, I overheard her say "I don't care, I'm going in". I heard nothing of the conversation before or after. She wore a white vest top, green wide legged trousers and a black cotton shawl. She happily trotted into the sea, stopping regularly to take selfies and photos of the aeroplanes. Her friend followed, wearing a grey sports bra and lycra shorts. They continued to wade out until in shoulder deep water, still taking lots of photos. She must have been in the water for at least 20 minutes.

When she came out of the water, she was soaked and smiling. She continued to take photos - her clothing was clinging dramatically. It was obvious to see that she wore a white bra beneath her top and black panties.

A lovely sight to end the day. I hope she continues not to care about going in.

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