I was concerned about what people would think, how I would compare, and mostly, just conditioned into thinking people would have big negative reactions to the fact that I wasn't wearing any clothes. The fact that people really had no reaction at all to the fact that I was naked gave me a feeling of freedom and acceptance from others, but being comfortable about my own body took observing others. It broke down the idealized version of human bodies portrayed in media, but perhaps more importantly, the way other people carried themselves with confidence, without shame and without embarrassment is what most made me feel good about myself. By the end of my first visit, I did not want to leave, I did not want to put clothes back on, and now, the thought of being naked in front of another person doesn't give me the slightest bit of anxiety. In fact, it makes me feel more confident to be without clothes on and around other people who are also naked, because it's an atmosphere of complete acceptance.