Psychology student Emma Clarke begins a radical nude experiment to challenge societal constraints. As backlash erupts from campus, family, and her manipulative professor, she transforms from a research subject into a symbol of defiance, learning that true rebellion is claiming ownership of one’s own story.
Male-perspective bisexual: Talented college tennis player Scott has worked the summer at the Dupont Country Club tennis club in Wilmington, Delaware, along with three tight-knit banker class couples dubbed the Gang of Six. Scott is working class; the Gang of Six are privileged, spoiled, and highly sexed. Scott sees his Labor Day Weekend invite to go to a river cottage with them as his step up. The gang has other ideas.
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.
Wife makes ardent love to her husband after he returns from work. He reciprocates with his love for her. She says she wants him to give her another baby knowing that she agreed for him to have a vasectomy after their last baby. But that didn't diminish their love making.
A Libereco Adjacent Story.
Timid Daniel Reed, a 22 year old post grad student at Southwest State University, agrees to be the test subject in an experimental study being run by a sociology professor at school in order to pay down mounting tuition fees. The program requires him to take up residence in her off-campus mansion but soon also begs the question: Is he Daniel or is she Daniela?
As Bailey Williams embarks on her senior year at Wilson High School, she navigates the chaos of teenage life with an unusual secret. Bailey finds clothing unbearably uncomfortable, but she hides her discomfort to avoid judgment and rejection. Her only hope for acceptance lies in Blanke Schande College, where she believes she might finally fit in. Bailey's bonds with her friends, Carrie and Clark's siblings, grow stronger, providing her with much-needed support and understanding.