Nudity was the incentive to thin out everything not just the clothes. Her parents gave her a week to make progress or else they would do the job themselves, starting with her clothes. They’d kept her naked for a week at first to see if the thought of being naked all the time would be enough to make her do something.
“I have had to be naked […] in the house.” Note the tense of the verb; the statement is about the past week, an incentive to get her to begin throwing things out. It applies to the past, not to the future. It does not apply going forward, when she will be naked everywhere, or as she says “my new naked life.”
On the contrary, I find over-the-knee socks to augment a PN well. In a sense it “makes them more naked” by drawing attention to their uncovered genitals and breasts.
If nudity is the incentive to thin out the clothes… what’s the incentive to get rid of the newspapers she’s sitting on?
Nudity was the incentive to thin out everything not just the clothes. Her parents gave her a week to make progress or else they would do the job themselves, starting with her clothes. They’d kept her naked for a week at first to see if the thought of being naked all the time would be enough to make her do something.
So … tomorrow, all her clothes will be discarded, but she only has to be naked in the house? How does that work?
“I have had to be naked […] in the house.” Note the tense of the verb; the statement is about the past week, an incentive to get her to begin throwing things out. It applies to the past, not to the future. It does not apply going forward, when she will be naked everywhere, or as she says “my new naked life.”
First she needs to finish getting naked. She is still significantly overdressed.
On the contrary, I find over-the-knee socks to augment a PN well. In a sense it “makes them more naked” by drawing attention to their uncovered genitals and breasts.
Being naked, especially PN, is more than just exposing genitals.