Well, proper manners would dictate that I not notice their being in a state of dishabille. However, if it were clear that they didn’t mind being seen then the answer is clearly ‘C’. A cheerful “Hello ladies…gentlemen” would strike me as polite. If a conversation ensues (and I have no business elsewhere) then I could stay and chat.
But I doubt I’d join them. It’s not my thing.
G: giggle, wave, continue walking and then go into the “Sienfeld” episode about shrinkage.
I’d have to go with A. There’s only one person in this world that I want to see naked, and he’s the only one I want to see me naked.
Skinny-dippers around here need to contend with cottonmouth water moccasins and 20-foot-long alligators. I’d probably ask everyone if they felt safe…
I guess I’d get my sunblock out…
C only because I am not secure enough with my body to get nekked with strangers…
B - but only for a little while until I got bored and walked away.
Ok to answer everyones question about the setting…
This really happened to me. I was hiking in ocala forest one weekend. What I didn’t know was that there was a rainbow gathering there that weekend as well.
I hadn’t seen anyone all day until I rounded the corner and saw these young & relatively good looking neo-hippies sunbathing and skinny dipping in a clear spring(didn’t see any gators or snakes).
Personally, I have no issue with being seen naked, as a matter of fact I felt more uncomfortable for being clothed around a bunch of naked people. I said hi, started talking with them and decided a swim would be nice. seeing as everyone else was naked, I decided I should be as well. Apparently I’m fairly unique in that respect as all my friends have told me they would never have done so.
I was just interested in seeing whether I was in the minority on this one.
C and D
Used to hang out at the nekkid swimmin’ hole when I was in school. There’s nothing like having a bronze goddess you’ve never met start smearing sun tan lotion on you.
Oh my…