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Lupin Lodge nurtures mind, body and spirit. Founded in 1935, this 110 acre resort located in the scenic Santa Cruz Mountains is home to 60 full time residents and over 300 members. Open daily year-round, Lupin can be experienced as a one-day excursion or a weekend getaway. Transcending differences of age, origin, appearance, career and gender, many people of wide diversity experience personal acceptance and social harmony. The wider American culture is basically shame-based, wavering between puritanism and pornography in its attitude towards the nude human form. Luckily, Lupin Lodge has created a joyous parallel universe, where nudists are free to recreate and live as they choose in a safe and inclusive natural settings. Differentiating Nudity and Sexuality An absence of sexual pressure is fundamental to the naturist experience at Lupin, which has served thousands of families since its founding in 1935. Club rules, naturist values and common sense define a clear difference between sexual behavior (excluded in all public areas) and nudity (encouraged everywhere on the grounds). Such an ethic of confining all sexuality to “consenting adults in private” helps defuse sexual tension, as does an explicit non-harassment policy, which is enforced. Public or predatory sexual conduct of any sort is quite rare. Gawkers may be asked to leave and not return. In addition to being in bad taste, unwelcome sexual solicitations (especially from a new acquaintance) would be considered harassment and are grounds for expulsion. Though people who meet at Lupin may often form close friendships and sometimes develop intimate relationships, just being nude at Lupin clearly does not signify sexual availability. And i said to my body, softly, ‘I want to be your friend.’ It took a long breath, and replied, ‘I have been waiting my whole life for this.’ -Nayyirah Waheed