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My wife and I are leaving in a few days for our 15th trip to Hedo 2. Every time we go, we meet some really nice people from all over. While it is lifestyle friendly resort, you will find some people who are nudists but not in the lifestyle at all, others who may be voyeurs and/or exhibitionists, those into soft swap or full swap, etc. After you check in, get naked and head for the nude beach or the nude pool. Get a drink at the bar, and say hello to whomever is next to you. In five minutes, you'll have a new friend, and they will introduce you to their friends, and soon you'll have lots of friends. Everyone is very friendly. When you find someone you hit it off with, make plans to have dinner together. In all our trips, we have never been pressured to do anything we did not want to do, nor have we ever had an issue with a single male. There are two important rules at Hedo, respect, and no means no. If anyone breaks these rules, lots of nice folks and security are usually right there to intervene if necessary. Communicate and stick to your rules, or communicate and change your rules when you are sober and not in the heat of the moment. Have fun together, and enjoy the freedom. It may be the best vacation you have ever taken. Hedo has more repeat visitors than any other resort, and the reason is the people and the staff. Once you go, you'll know. Good luck, and make sure to post about your experience after your trip.

Consent implies the ability to make an informed decision. It evolves over time. It demands an understanding of the consequences of the decision, both short term and long term. I can ask most nine year olds whether they would like to have an ice cream cone, and then ask whether they want vanilla or chocolate. Those who are lactose intolerant or have juvenile diabetes know the consequences of eating ice cream, consequences that do not affect the population at large. They are in a position to consent to the ice cream. Sex and other intimate behaviors also have consequences. The problem is that the landscape of intimacy is decidedly unfamiliar to young people. They do not know they have the right to say "no" at any time. They are unfamiliar with the physical and emotional consequences of intimacy. They rarely understand the risks of pregnancy or of sexually transmitted infections. Above all, they do not understand the connections among intimacy, vulnerability, and power. The fact that there exists an "age of consent" is intended to provide some assurance that they understand what it means to consent to sex and other intimate behaviors. That assurance is weak at best. Society owes it to young people that sex and intimacy should begin on terms they understand, and is not pressured. Age matters. However, understanding and reasoning matter more.

I do, we have a regular that is black. I love to watch he and my wife. I really enjoy watching them make out and fondle each other. the color contrast is most definitely very hot and erotic