I Went to the MOST Naked Country in the World

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• Here in Brazil, it's really unusual to be naked in saunas, probably because it's a hot country, and people don't use to go to saunas. There're some beaches where you can be naked, but usually, this beaches are in places, hided from general scrutiny. I'm going to visit German and Denmark next month and i must confess that if i have the chance to go naked to the sauna, i certainly will. I guess it'll be at least interesting 😅

• The crazy ones are the Americans who freak out over uncovered body parts, but sell weapons that can make a dozen holes in covered bodies in a second, to the general public who in civilised countries have no business owning weapons.

  • Yea but it normal to freak out with both g3ns and no cloths on more with g3ns as they can be toward you but doesn mean to ignore this case

• Germany nude culture was big in the 90s. Nowadays Germany has become super conservative in comparison. This also has a lot to do with Muslim immigration, who do not accept German or Nordic culture, instead they want to influence it according to their own ideas. These days Spain is much more open about nudity than Germany

  • I believe that’s true for FKK, but not for saunas. There are much more and much bigger saunas than in the 90s nowadays.

• thank you for making this video. :)

• Southern Germany and especially Bavaria never had much of an fkk culture. It was more of a thing in the East and North of Germany.

• Very very interesting topic! Thanks!!

• I found your video very interesting. Many thanks for it. However, I (as a German) would advise you to undress yourself before the next interview with people at nude beaches. You will find that people are much more accessible and friendly when you put yourself on the same level with them. But don't get me wrong. I really admire your courage to try the sauna. And of course it is normal, if it is uncomfortable for you to be alone with another naked men in a sauna cabin for the first time. But that‘s totally normal and you don‘t have to fear anything in such a situation.

• The German (and even Nordic) approach to nudity is not the problem; it is the prudishness and over-sexualisation of the idea in the rest of the world which is the real problem. There is nothing sexual whatsoever about going to a FKK beach or a sauna. It’s more a feeling of liberty and people at these places are not gawking at each other. Critical shocked at the notion should really grow up and look in their own mirror to see where the problem really lies.

  • ​@@jarrettreckseidlerewwww no way ,never will I be naked

  • Kudos on giving it (sauna and FKK beach) a proper go, though…takes bravery!

• "That you have to pretend that this is somehow normal and they are not looking at you in a sexual way" while the video overall was nice and openminded, this comment really rubs me the wrong way. As a 22 year old woman who loves going to the sauna (always naked and mixed gender) most men don't look at you sexually at all. Ofc there are always exceptions but it is genuinely not sexual here (no pretending necessary). In my experience no one looks at you in the sauna

  • I guarantee that if a fit man that you found attractive was in that sauna with you, you would feel aroused at some point and you would check him out. At that very moment it becomes sexual. The same for him. Stop normalizing perversion.

  • It's just a major cultural difference between Germany and North America. In the US and Canada, nudity is always sexual. While in Germany it is not. So when Americans or Canadians visit Germany, even though we understand this aspect of German society, it is difficult to suddenly change our mindset about nudity because we grew up having it ingrained into us that nudity is always sexual. So her mind automatically going to a place of "oh these men are looking at me sexually" would be totally normal and instinctual for a Canadian.

  • @@DatingBeyondBorders Of course your experience is not wrong as that's subjective, but the way you phrased that particular sentence in the video sounded disrespectful in my opinion. To me, you made it sound like the men were staring at you like a piece of meat or something. Which would be an unfair representation of saunas and could scare people off. But this is just my interpretation and I'm sure your intentions were good

  • For someone who's used to being naked in the sauna, I can completely understand this is your experience. For someone who is not, the world is viewed through a different lens. That's why it's interesting to talk about these cultural differences as there is no right or wrong answer, but different perspectives we can respect :)

• This discussion was SO interesting, and as a Latin I share more of your perspective than Germans’ 😅😂😂