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About Me – Kade Fox
I am based in the UK and for a long time, like many people, I held back and hid myself. I played it safe when it came to being naked outdoors. But slowly I started stepping out more as me. That has meant being naked more in nature, at home, and now sometimes in public. It is not just about taking clothes off. It is about dropping the weight, the shame, the expectations, and all the nonsense that tells us how we are meant to be.
In life and in my own growth, the past few years I have worn a dog collar. It is a long story, partly because I do not fully identify as human. Let me explain. Many of my traits are canid, and I chose a collar to honour that side of myself. But something else happened along the way.
During a reiki session I had visions of Anubis and Wepwawet, the Egyptian jackal gods, and I dedicated the collar to becoming better in mind, body, and soul. In honesty, another aspect of me emerged, named Obsidian Wolf, a power animal or spirit guide who taught me how to love, to feel, to be kind and honest again. That was strange after years of feeling numb.
My collar deserves respect from me and from others. It is part of how I express my identity.
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The collar, the nudity, the honesty, none of this is for shock. It is about truth. When I live this way I feel real, balanced, and connected. Every time I step outside as myself I am reminded that freedom is not something granted, it is something lived.
Some will never understand that. They will see what they want to see. But for those who look closer they will find the same thing I did, peace in being open and strength in being different.
This site is not about converting anyone. It is about visibility, about showing that people like me exist and can live well, work hard, and be kind while living this way. It is for those who want to breathe again, to stop hiding, and to live with truth in their own skin.
If that speaks to you then you already know what this is about.
Identity and Judgement
We come around to the image, and to why I speak so much about it. The judgement from some is cold and dismissive. I have been called many things, not a naturist, just a BDSM freak. The accusations stack up, but to be called something I am not is beyond insult.
Some who cling to old ideas of naturism, oddly prudish and outdated, say the collar is something deviant. To them I say, ask before you judge.
These are the issues. Fear of judgement, fear of being seen, fear of being yourself. If I can walk around naked, collared, and still be accepted, that is progress. That is what I push for. To be myself, not a shadow of someone else’s comfort.
I have complete respect for boundaries. Sexual activity has no place in public or in the context of naturism. But wearing a collar is identity for many, pup, fur, goth, punk. If that person is honest and decent, let them be. This life I live is about freedom. The kind that comes from being honest inaked and true, without needing to wear a mask or fit someone else’s idea of normal. It is not about being perfect or proving a point. It is about being, on my terms. That is what naked.me.uk stands for, a space for people to be real, clothed or not, without shrinking or pretending to belong.
Why the Site Exists
Because people need to see that this life is possible. That you can live naked, walk through the world as yourself, and still be human, kind, strong, and proud.
Because naturism isn’t a club or a secret. It’s not something that should be hidden behind fences. It’s a way of living that belongs to everyone, open and equal, with respect for each other and for the world around us.
And because too many still hide. Too many still think they need permission to be free in their own skin. Too many still believe it’s wrong to feel right in their body. I’m done with that.
So What Happens Now? Here I’ll share my life as it is. The moments, the places, the people who understand, and the ones who don’t. This is real life lived without shame. You don’t have to be naked to get it, but if you are, or if you want to be, you belong here. You are not strange. You are not wrong. You are simply human.
Work, Family, Friends
I am lucky to have people around me who understand. Some of them are naturists, some are not, but what matters is respect. My family, my friends, and the people I work with know that this is who I am. They know that I live and feel better without the layers, and that being naked is not about sex or rebellion, it is about truth and comfort in my own body.
At first there was hesitation, a few questions, a few raised eyebrows. But over time they saw that I had not changed as a person. I still work hard, still care, still show up. The only difference is that I live more honestly now. That honesty has made me calmer, clearer, and stronger.
Having people who support me has given me the confidence to move forward. It shows that being open can change minds. It proves that when you live without shame, others start to see you differently too.
That is why I keep going. Because this is not only my life, it is also a small part of something bigger. It is about showing that freedom and decency can exist together, and that being true to yourself can inspire others to do the same.