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newera 🇮🇹 2012-06-04 02:28
This wonderful child girl reminds me when many years ago I was invited to see a Maurice Bejart ballet in Milan Scala. I was never fond in ballet, but I gasped seeing practically naked dancers, just a bit older, on the stage. I was amazed by the blossoming beauty of those little girls. Nudity in Italy at that time was not generally accepted, but not if linked to some form of art. To be honest experiences like Monte Verità, by the end of XIX century, credited as the first nudist community, was seen as just odd, definitely not disturbing: the "balla-biòt", the nude-dancers, as they were called by local people. Isadora Duncan was part of that community, by the way. Nowadays nudism is badly tolerated in Italy by public authorities in secluded places, practically ignored on beaches by normal people, but unfortunately not all people are normal. Your album shows a group of very young girls, dancers or gymnasts, enjoing sea and sun, happy and smiling, while having some training and tanning. They look very confident with their body, they know they are beautiful and like to show... why shouldn't they? I bet some of them had no problem to show fully naked... that piece of cloth they wear is just hypocrisy and makes them look mischievous, something that may be appreciated, but that I find a little disturbing. Have some holiday in a FKK resort and you may understand what I mean.
This wonderful child girl reminds me when many years ago I was invited to see a Maurice Bejart ballet in Milan Scala. I was never fond in ballet, but I gasped seeing practically naked dancers, just a bit older, on the stage. I was amazed by the blossoming beauty of those little girls. Nudity in Italy at that time was not generally accepted, but not if linked to some form of art. To be honest experiences like Monte Verità, by the end of XIX century, credited as the first nudist community, was seen as just odd, definitely not disturbing: the "balla-biòt", the nude-dancers, as they were called by local people. Isadora Duncan was part of that community, by the way. Nowadays nudism is badly tolerated in Italy by public authorities in secluded places, practically ignored on beaches by normal people, but unfortunately not all people are normal. Your album shows a group of very young girls, dancers or gymnasts, enjoing sea and sun, happy and smiling, while having some training and tanning. They look very confident with their body, they know they are beautiful and like to show... why shouldn't they? I bet some of them had no problem to show fully naked... that piece of cloth they wear is just hypocrisy and makes them look mischievous, something that may be appreciated, but that I find a little disturbing. Have some holiday in a FKK resort and you may understand what I mean.
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