Neville Tulloch Jr. 10/9/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 10/9/26

The Great Nudist Debate: Skin in the Game

Aisha believes voluntary social nudity can exist without becoming sexual, coercive, or unsafe. Derek thinks nudists underestimate boundaries, social pressure, weak systems, and human behavior. Neither gets an easy win.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 10/9/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 10/9/26

Naked Voices: We’re Back

Sam promised October. Now the fictional Naked Voices forum is back with new emails, familiar arguments, bad jokes, and 18 entries about bodies, relationships, gossip, privacy, and consent.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 10/5/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 10/5/26

THE DEBRIEF | PART 8 of 8

The eight days are over, but before they leave Sundrift, the crew crosses one final threshold. This time, nobody is being forced, nobody is performing, and nobody gets to hide behind the version of themselves they brought in.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 9/10/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 9/10/26

THE DEBRIEF | PART 1 of 8

B-team finally wins the trip A-team has owned for six years. But the celebration starts feeling different the moment they arrive at Sundrift.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 9/10/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 9/10/26

How to Find Clothing That Fits When You’re a Nudist

Nudists do not hate clothes. We hate the betrayal. A funny, practical guide to finding clothing that actually fits, feels good, and does not make you regret leaving the house.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 9/9/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 9/9/26

Potlucks Aren’t Killing Community. Passivity Is.

I skipped a nude social event to do laundry and didn’t regret it. Potlucks aren’t the problem. Neither is age. The real danger to a social club is becoming so comfortable that nobody is excited to show up anymore.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/29/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/29/26

Naked at 50: What I Wish I Knew at 20

At 20, I thought my body was the problem. At 50, I know the real problem was all the years I spent fighting it. This essay is about aging, body shame, naturism, grief, freedom, and learning to live in the body you have before more time disappears.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/21/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/21/26

The Body That Changed: Grief, Loss, and Learning to Accept

I used to know this body. Then life changed it. Time changed it. Illness, surgery, weight, hormones, grief, aging, scars, and survival changed it. This essay is about grieving the body you used to have without punishing the body you have now.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/14/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/14/26

What If I Never Get There?

I have done the work. I have taken off my clothes, challenged the shame, and told other people they deserve to live freely in their bodies. And some days, I still feel like I am right back where I started. This essay is about the fear that healing may never feel finished, and learning that a bad day does not erase how far you have

Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/6/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/6/26

The Weight of Other People’s Opinions

I know I should not care what people think. I know people will always have opinions about other people’s bodies. And yet, one look, one comment, or one fake compliment can still get in. This essay is about body judgment, shame, strangers with too much to say, and learning that I do not have to carry their opinions forever.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/6/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 7/6/26

The Voice That Won’t Shut Up

The cruel voice in your head can sound like honesty, discipline, or concern. But sometimes it is just shame wearing your voice. In this personal essay, I write about body shame, self-criticism, naturism, and learning that healing does not always mean silence. Sometimes it means refusing to obey.

Neville Tulloch Jr. 6/29/26 Neville Tulloch Jr. 6/29/26

Naked Beyond the Binary: When Naturism Still Has Work to Do

Naturism loves to say every body is welcome. But what happens when non-binary people enter spaces still built around old binary rules? This essay challenges naturism to move beyond slogans and prove that body freedom includes every body.