There's a few things that get passed-off as nudist and definitely aren't. For example, the Hedonism II and III resorts in Jamaica aren't nudist venues, even though you often see them mentioned by nudist websites. True, nudists are free to go there, but the resorts are all about sex. Sexual behavior and acts happen openly there. The last thing the nudist community wants is to be associated with such things, lest we give ammunition to the right-wing fanatics who are constantly vying to put an end to our lifestyle.
Businesses like the one on State Highway 19 in Florida near New Port Richey, called the Oasis, who claims to promote the nudist lifestyle and is in reality a club for titillating males: Shapely naked females attendants keep male patrons company for a fee, and for yet more money will get them in a room. This is an affront to all nudists!
The Ponderosa Sun Club in Roselawn, Indiana, is not a nudist club, despite being portrayed as such by the media. This is the location of a yearly "beauty" contest, whose contestants are often porn stars. Fully dressed depraved men from all over the US pay to attend this event and are allowed to snap pictures. This sort of publicity nudists don't need!
Then there are the countless shameless clubs that mix the swinger lifestyle with ours, where "anything goes". Lastly, there are all too many websites who pay lip service to nudism, yet you find erotic and pornographic content either directly on the sites or links to such content.
We could go on for many pages, but the point of this exercise was to signal to you that our lifestyle is often hijacked by unscrupulous profiteers who have little respect for us. Of course you shouldn't encourage them by giving them your business, but you should also protest loudly wherever and whenever you can, because our lifestyle is being misrepresented. Politicians, the media and the public at large don't know the difference between nudists and these losers unless we tell them!
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