A previous article just stated reality: There’s a voyeur problem at public nude venues such as beaches. Now’s the time to tell you what you can do to protect yourself from the creeps. The following suggestions are especially important to female nudists, as they’re undoubtedly what the majority of these men seek out.
1. Avoid being isolated. Where there’s lots of people on the beach, that’s where you should place yourself. As in anything, there’s power in numbers. By the same token, avoid going to the beach alone.
2. Report the creep to the authorities, if any patrol the area as is the case at Haulover Beach in Miami, for example. However, do this discreetly, as the purpose is to have him removed and you certainly don’t want the offender to know it was you who denounced him and perhaps harass you afterwards.
3. Never engage in sexual or sexually suggestive activity in public, even if you think nobody can see you. This is a sure way of attracting droves of deviants and ruins the location for everybody else.
4. If a creep has you in his sights, cover-up with a towel until he goes away. Usually, this works, but if it doesn’t you might then move to a different area of the beach.
5. Where there’s no patrols, getting a group of people to act as one and firmly asking the offender to leave will usually work.
Acting as if nothing is wrong, which is what most would do, is just plain silly. This actually gives them the idea that this behavior is acceptable, and could encourage him to get bolder. In the vast majority of cases, voyeurs are cowardly people who will scamper away if confronted. Enjoy being naked, but like everything else, use your head!