Most have read the above article posted on the local media website with the uncensored frontal photograph of me. My small town of Eastpark Springs is at the foot of the blue ridge mountain range. I wasn’t the first to go before a judge for a mandatory nudity term of six months to live. There were at least four others that are all older who agreed to wear clothing again. 

My situation is different since they were near or at retirement age. We were recently married and getting established in our career and working as bank tellers.  I should have told my employer about my plans for a mandatory nudity term. I didn’t tell anyone in my family or my friends about my plans until after they found out about the social media postings of the above article. Over six months ago, since that day in October.

Although my life has improved since then, there are still some rifts between me and my friends and family. Believe in time, and come to accept my new lifestyle. I can find new friends, but I’m stuck with the family I already have. I will start with something along those lines my supervisor or management wasn’t pleased I was before the judge that day.  

They terminated me even before I was to head to work in the afternoon that day. I filed a wrongful termination lawsuit with the state and won the case. The courts granted me one year of severance pay whether I found employment or not. 

I had trouble finding employment during the first month since my name was out there, and some of the older residents weren’t pleased with me. My husband, Keith, supports my decision to be permanude. After coming to terms with my nudity, I told myself that five years without being able to get dressed wasn’t long enough. I know how that sounds to remain undressed longer than five years. 

My husband decided he wanted mandatory nudity for life, so the courts refunded all court costs since nude for life has no court costs. Any children we may have will never see either of us wearing clothes. Unlike my former employer, Keith’s employer fully embraced his working and living fully nude. 

Less than a month later, I found an employer had no issues with me always being nude. I was expecting any employer that hired me would stuff me in some back office away from the public view. The local insurance broker hired me to work in the front office to process claims. They had no issues with my term of nudity extended and fully embraced my confidence in myself.

The doctor confirmed we are now pregnant! We didn’t want to tell anyone in our first trimester. It would be easy if I still wore clothing to hide the small bump. My Mother is still angry with the decision to wear clothes again. I have not told my mother yet about being a grandma. Hopefully, my mom and dad will accept that we are the same people, without any clothing.   

As for most of my childhood friends, only one has accepted our decision – both of us dressed in our birthday suits. Our college friends have supported our decision to ditch our clothes. My oldest sister, who no longer lives with our parents, called last night, and I told her the news. She supports us and would be open to going before a judge to do the same thing I did late last year.

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