"My biggest fear the first time was walking around with an erection. I had this idea that I would die of embarrassment. I walked around the grounds clothed when I first arrived, and I met some really great guys. The guys I met said Listen, when you feel comfortable, take your clothes off and visit the pool and have fun. It goes to say my fears were gone, and I headed for the pool with just my towel. Everyone was so friendly. I had the best time of my life and I have no problems or fears anymore."
"The first time I attended a RNB event I thought I might not be "attractive enough" to walk around naked in front of dozens of men. Of course I discovered that the "hard bodies" were the "minority". It was much easier for me to strip away my fears along with my clothes as I interacted with other naked men. I no longer "fear" social nudity and I really have my boyfriend to thank for that. He was not a first timer. During the first evening of my first event, he was so patient and understanding. I soon overcame my fear of even LOOKING at others around me. At first I looked everywhere EXCEPT at the guys, afraid that they might think I was "staring" and being rude. But by observing others , I soon learned that I was among people who were there for the sheer natural pleasure that comes from being unclothed and unrestricted."
RNB is affiliated with Gay Naturists International. GNI and its affiliated clubs have over 6,000 members in 12 countries who enjoy nude recreational and social activities.
Rainbow Naturist Brotherhood, Inc. (RNB) was organized in 1999 and serves the Atlanta, Georgia metro area primarily as a gay men's naturist social organization.
RNB affirms the diversity of its members; it will strive to welcome and be supportive of its members and guests regardless of their age, race, ethnicity, national origin, education, class, wealth, gender identity, physical ability, appearance, mental ability, stage of recovery, sexual orientation, or naturist lifestyle.
RNB affirms the diversity of its members; it will strive to welcome and be supportive of its members and guests regardless of their age, race, ethnicity, national origin, education, class, wealth, gender identity, physical ability, appearance, mental ability, stage of recovery, sexual orientation, or naturist lifestyle.