Mike Mason: “I sometimes wonder what it is like for nudists; whether they ever really get used to it. As for me, I still haven’t gotten used to seeing my own wife naked. It’s almost as if her body is shining with a bright light, too bright to look at for very long. I cannot take my eyes off her—and yet I must. To gaze too long or too curiously is, even with her, a breach of propriety, almost a crime.” Mike Mason, The Mystery of Marriage (Sisters, OR: Multnomah, 1996), 139.
