Tio_Narratore
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“Well, Andrea,” Georgia began, “in the right - or wrong - context, nudity can be very arousing. But I will say, nudity and I have a very strange history.”
“As I told you before, I was raised in a wealthy family, and there were problems with that. A major one was my mother. She judged everyone by their clothes. Even her children. From the time we each turned si, my older sister and I had to choose our outfits and present ourselves to Mother for her approval - or disapproval. And for as long as I can remember her comments about other people were always about their clothes. She judged people’s worth entirely by the clothes they wore nothing else mattered”
“And so I came to hate clothes. And to hate being with other people, knowing Mother would be telling all about what their clothes said about them. I discovered books. And art. Stories and pictures of people that showed other aspects of people. And so I read a lot and looked at lots of art books. And Mother would try to stop me. She’d tell me reading would hurt my eyes and then I’d have to wear glasses. And glasses never looked good on a woman, according to Mother.”
“I ended up having to sneak my reading. I’d wait in my room at bedtime until I was sure Mother was through for the night, and I’d gt a book from my hidden stash. Then I’d take off my ‘designer’ pyjamas and read naked until I was too tired to continue. Then I’d hide the book again, put on my ‘jamas, and go to sleep. Nudity then was freedom for me, freedom from my mother’s view of life.”
“I was back in clothes when I went off to college, though. I wasn’t into public or even sexual nudity then. It was still just a private freedom for me. It was hard working low-paying long-hour jobs, though, and when I saw a student job modelling in the art department for a decent wage, I applied. The Chairman warned me it was nude modelling, but that it was purely artistic. It didn’t matter. I wasn’t embarrassed about nudity, and the pay was good. I took the job.”
“I found it a bit intimidating at first. I’d make it easier for myself by imaging I was in my room reading. The art teachers helped me learn how to be a good model. There’s a lot more to it than just being naked. As I became more professional about it, I was able to pay more attention to the student artists. It was purely artistic? Maybe, but art is sensual, and the students - male and female - clearly had more than the Old Masters on their mind when they sketched or painted me. I started finding it arousing as well, knowing the students were looking at me and getting aroused. It gave me a whole new view of my body.”
“I became such a good model that I was “promoted” to modelling for the grad students, and that’s where I met Edwin. It was strange when I first set eyes on him. I instantly became more aroused than I ever had before, and I hadn’t even taken off my robe. And his eyes! No student had ever looked at me like that, not even with my clothes off. I was smitten, and I loved it. And we’re still together. And I still pose for him.”
“Does that answer your question?”
Edwin called them to dinner a few minutes later.
“I hope he isn’t expecting us to come in completely naked,” she laughed to Andrea.
“As I told you before, I was raised in a wealthy family, and there were problems with that. A major one was my mother. She judged everyone by their clothes. Even her children. From the time we each turned si, my older sister and I had to choose our outfits and present ourselves to Mother for her approval - or disapproval. And for as long as I can remember her comments about other people were always about their clothes. She judged people’s worth entirely by the clothes they wore nothing else mattered”
“And so I came to hate clothes. And to hate being with other people, knowing Mother would be telling all about what their clothes said about them. I discovered books. And art. Stories and pictures of people that showed other aspects of people. And so I read a lot and looked at lots of art books. And Mother would try to stop me. She’d tell me reading would hurt my eyes and then I’d have to wear glasses. And glasses never looked good on a woman, according to Mother.”
“I ended up having to sneak my reading. I’d wait in my room at bedtime until I was sure Mother was through for the night, and I’d gt a book from my hidden stash. Then I’d take off my ‘designer’ pyjamas and read naked until I was too tired to continue. Then I’d hide the book again, put on my ‘jamas, and go to sleep. Nudity then was freedom for me, freedom from my mother’s view of life.”
“I was back in clothes when I went off to college, though. I wasn’t into public or even sexual nudity then. It was still just a private freedom for me. It was hard working low-paying long-hour jobs, though, and when I saw a student job modelling in the art department for a decent wage, I applied. The Chairman warned me it was nude modelling, but that it was purely artistic. It didn’t matter. I wasn’t embarrassed about nudity, and the pay was good. I took the job.”
“I found it a bit intimidating at first. I’d make it easier for myself by imaging I was in my room reading. The art teachers helped me learn how to be a good model. There’s a lot more to it than just being naked. As I became more professional about it, I was able to pay more attention to the student artists. It was purely artistic? Maybe, but art is sensual, and the students - male and female - clearly had more than the Old Masters on their mind when they sketched or painted me. I started finding it arousing as well, knowing the students were looking at me and getting aroused. It gave me a whole new view of my body.”
“I became such a good model that I was “promoted” to modelling for the grad students, and that’s where I met Edwin. It was strange when I first set eyes on him. I instantly became more aroused than I ever had before, and I hadn’t even taken off my robe. And his eyes! No student had ever looked at me like that, not even with my clothes off. I was smitten, and I loved it. And we’re still together. And I still pose for him.”
“Does that answer your question?”
Edwin called them to dinner a few minutes later.
“I hope he isn’t expecting us to come in completely naked,” she laughed to Andrea.