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Author Reveals all in Novel “Raped by Clothing: The Nudophobic Society”

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http://www.agoramarketing.com.au/thecambridgepdf/LetGoDo2011GuidoNigro.pdf

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http://baretimes.org/author-reveals-all-in-novel-raped-by-clothing-the-nudophobic-society

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Recent talks about nude education begins to spread throughout the
continent of Australia at the Cambridge Conference Center, on air at
the WHRB 95.3 FM radio station and has even found its way into
communications with The University of Australia, which all started
with a single book called Raped by Clothing: A Nudophobic Society.

The author Guido Nigro wrote this book with the theory that everyone
in the world, who is offended by nudity, has a mental sickness called
“nudophobia”. He compares this idea to the reaction people have
against spiders in clinical cases called “arachnophobia”. At one point
in time, the common fear in our society was the fear of spiders which
was a direct result from the 1970′s film “Arachnophobia”. It was
around this time that National Geographic was forbidden to release
educational clips containing spiders due to these personal fears and
mental illness of the general public dealing with spiders; such is
also the case with people who are afraid of seeing naked people. “You
see once we got a disease like that, we have to adjust to change the
world….those who attack are nudophobic” Guido says.

Inspired by his research and novel, Guido recently started teaching
nude education seminars back in March of 2011 in a clothed setting to
help people learn of this sickness that indirectly encumbers every
moment of their public lives. He hopes to expand these bits of
education into classes at school all throughout the world starting
with Australia. Guido believes the reactions people will perceive
towards nude education will be both confusing and affronting at first
just as they initially did back in the 70’s when sex educators where
criticized for bringing sex education into the schooling system prior
to it becoming a part of the curriculum. He believes that eventually
nude acceptance will become more of the norm for some in art classes
and other areas of outdoor recreation if we teach society to look at
the human body as something other than the sexual image which is what
the media constantly drills into our minds through marketing schemes.

One student who attended Guido’s class approached him at the end of
the session and confessed to Guido that he signed up for the class to
sabotage it because he did initially did not agree with the topic;
however, the analogies Guido used in his teachings ended up reversing
his opinion on social nudity. Others were inspired to go out and try
social nudity right then and there.

The book, Raped by Clothing, is a fictional novel about non-sexual
nudity that interprets the lifestyle of nudism through characters
similar to the lifestyle of Guido and his companions. He was first
introduced into nudism in Italy at the early age of 13 and has been
practicing social nudity going on 38 years now. His curiosity towards
nudity started at the age of 12, when he found himself regularly
sneaking behind the school building after hours with the other boys to
ogle cut out pornographic images of women. When he confronted his
older brother about this new boyish fascination, it was then his
brother told him. “No Guido that is wrong! I will show you another way
that you can keep away from pornography.” From there his brother took
him to a nude beach to teach him the facts of life.

“The first time that I went to a Naturist beach, I could not
believe my eyes because there were girls, roughly my age, that I was
seeing nude for the first time in my life. After a while I realized
that the sexual link in my mind was completely gone.” says Guido.

Raped by Clothing is “A tragic story about a society that has lost the
ability to distinguish between pornography and art, between purity and
perversion. A place where the human spirit is encaged without any hope
to emerge.”

The book begins to describe a closed minded society where the author
highlights the change that is happening throughout the world; the
change where every form of recreation in schools containing open
enlightenment is closed down including astrological observatories,
artists groups and even other religious practices such as prayer
groups. It is about a special girl named Helina who is against
pornography even while raised by her mother with spirituality and an
open mind. She has only one friend named Jasmine who stumbles across
an old abandoned building, finding images that were forbidden at the
time, of nude paintings from times past. They meet a figure artist,
Raymond, who is a ghost from a world long gone. Later on they discover
an old videocassette made in 1980 that changes their world and entire
perspective on simple nudity.

A copy of this book, written in the English language, can be purchased
through Amazon or Barnes and Nobles Bookstore. The book is getting
translated in the French language by special request from a French
publishing company and is being rewritten in the Italian translation.

Raped by Clothing is being adapted into a radio play series which will
be available to the general public on WHRB 95.3 FM in the year 2012.
Furthermore, the author is in touch with the University of Australia
to create a theatrical performance on the book. He has also been
establishing connections with local governing authorities in Perth to
try to change the legal definition of simple nudity.

“I strongly believe that nudophobia is a sickness that is used by
society. Society introduced this in building clothing. In fact Raped
By Clothing, the name many people find strange, the majority of people
are raped by clothing because society imposed clothing on us at an
early age which brings a lot psychological problems later on in life.”
~ Guido Nigro
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