About 2,500 people stripped naked at an Australian beach for a photoshoot aimed to raise awareness of skin cancer
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It is norm in Ceca land as people can walk in nude. No questions asked. I was shovked when a 100% naked man came to sit next to me in a business class. He was naked and barefooted. Even-though i was uncomfortable sitting next to him, i asked the crew members to change his seat. But he was more respected than anyone in the flight, i requested for a seat change.
It was a cultural shock for me as it wasn't a nude beach but in a flight. Even if it is on religious grounds, i would not think it is a right civilization.
How is going nude in public linked to cancer?? Are they implying being nude prevent cancer??
It was a cultural shock for me as it wasn't a nude beach but in a flight. Even if it is on religious grounds, i would not think it is a right civilization.
How is going nude in public linked to cancer?? Are they implying being nude prevent cancer??
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