Danielle Fischer, a 15-year-old sophomore, faces a life-altering change when her parents embrace a new law allowing nudity. Stripped of her clothes and identity, she confronts fear and vulnerability. Supported by her family, she grapples with acceptance and courage in a transformed world, unsure how she will navigate school and social life without the protection of clothing.
Celine Gomez is forced into the Absolute Nude Forever (ANF) Movement by her parents, signing away her right to wear clothes. Humiliated and exposed, she endures school naked, facing ridicule and invasive scrutiny. Over time, she finds solidarity with friends—Mira, Lena, and Cassie—who challenge societal norms. Ethan, her boyfriend, supports her unconditionally.
"The ‘Spotted Lady’ tent went down very well last year," said the Colonel. "I thought it a bit feeble, personally, but it's amazing what a bit of exposed female flesh will do to bring in the money."
This story I wrote several years ago for another site but never got around to finishing it so I re wrote it and will add more chapters soon. This is a story about three girls and two boys who are members of a club they have in their treehouse. The girls want to make the school holidays a time they will never forget.
Kayla Thompson, a 26-year-old geologist in Maplewood, North Dakota, is five months pregnant and recently married. While settling into her dream job, she experiences a bizarre and humiliating event in a meeting: her clothes inexplicably vanish, leaving her naked among her colleagues. Struggling to regain composure, she attempts to cover up, but each item disappears upon contact. Amid laughter and teasing, Kayla’s initial shock transforms into resilience.
Readers, I have known for years my diary was published on the website storiesonline.net by my former friend Carrie without my knowledge. Recently I regained access to the profile and considered requesting the website webmaster to take it down. With a change of heart, read the comments that readers posted over the last decade. Read that readers have no plans on removing it from the website. Instead, I dug up my edited version of my journal (diary) on an old portable hard drive.