Annual Nudes Fair Day

"I said no!" Chrissie shouted into the phone.

"Oh, come on, sweetie!" Her mom said over the phone. "You haven't been back in ages! Your father and I miss you!"

"I told you, I will be happy to come back and see you guys for the holidays and my birthday," Chrissie said. "But I am not getting involved in another one of those get-togethers the resort has!"

"But you used to love them! Remember when we all had so much fun at the waterpark?!"

Chrissie groaned. "Mom, I'm 21 now! I want to go out and have a normal time! What kind of guy is going to think I'm worth dating if he sees me naked in public?! Especially visiting that park?!"

"You ask me, any guy who can't handle nudity isn't worth dating," her mom said. "Never mind marrying."

"Do NOT start the marriage talk already!"

Her mom let out a deep sigh. "Look, even if you don't stay or join us, we just want to see you again. Can you just stop by and say hello? We miss you. And we love you."

Chrissie groaned at the guilt trip. "I love you too, Mom. Nothing's going to change that."

"Then just stop by and say hi, okay?"

That was something she could do. "Yeah, I'll stop by and say hello. I'll see you at the park this weekend."

"Okay, mom. Bye-bye."

Chrissie hung up and buried her hands in her head. Leaving the nude resort she grew up at was supposed to be a new beginning. Now, she was being pulled back in by her parents. She knew deep down they didn't want to her to be a nudist, and that they loved her. But Chrissie always envied seeing how people with clothes could go anywhere they wanted without needed to petition the city council for permission.

Then again, it wasn't like she had to take her clothes off. All her mom wanted to do was talk and say hi. They could order food, ride a rollercoaster, and then call it a day. It would be as simple as that.

Chrissie sat back and realized that the Nude Fair Day didn't have to be as embarrassing as it could be. In fact, maybe it would be less embarrassing with company. Chrissie took out her phone and looked through her contacts to see if someone wanted to go to the park with her.