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In today’s comic, Colin presses Hunter’s clothes.
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Comic exchange courtesy of Comicad.net |
In today’s comic, Colin presses Hunter’s clothes.
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Comic exchange courtesy of Comicad.net |
Looks like Kaleb’s already got a bit of a head start, there.
This is getting weird.
Kids, especially boys, always seem to have a adversity to clothes for some reason growing up. Literally almost every guy in my family, including myself, had a nudist spell around Hunters age. I think it’s a LOT more common than people think. It’s just that parents do a better job hiding it or not letting other people find out about it nowadays. And frankly, so long as they’re not doing it in front of strangers or other family members, or doing anything that isn’t appropriate for their age, it’s not that big a deal. They get older, they start wearing… Read more »
I see no big deal in the grand scope of things. At Hunter’s age the physical form is in a near continual state of change, and clothes are just plain uncomfortable. At that age if something is uncomfortable you don’t do it, and it’s no big deal. Now, from an anthro point of view…. Add into the already uncomfortable nature of clothing the aspect of fur and you get results that can be downright painful. I can see it as something along the lines of random waxing with clothing that pinches and binds, with greater or lesser degrees of pain… Read more »
I don’ know. Ten or twenty generations ago lots of people in England wore pretty uncomfortable clothes.
Indeed. But they were also very much slaves to fashion and the ability to manufacture refined textiles was extremely limited. Drawbacks of being an historical buff and having done re-enacting.
In those times, boys and girls also wore dresses.
Sometimes. My ancestors had a thing about going nekked and painting themselves blue with woad… 😉
Depends on which part of my ancestry, but the celtic part did too, the Cherokee part had their own ideas, then you have my french and german sides..
This is why you never leave home without clean underwear.
If one doesn’t wear underwear at home, then that shouldn’t be a problem, right?
No problem what so ever
Hmm, their lives seem to be around nudity and sexuality 90% of the time, kinda weird ? i like it, but when i remember back, me and my family and a lot of peeps i know were too shy and never even considered being naked around others :O
Lol cute i like Kalebs reasoning and Hunters reaction.
Clothes are often uncomfortable and can get hot, and lots of young kids just don’t know how to deal with discomfort. Nudie kids are far more common than most people want to realize. We often ‘grow out of it’, but liking to be nakie is in many if not most of our backgrounds when we were that young.
Find it real hard to believe that wanting to be naked is a be yourself thing.