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Stu is an exhibi onist. He loves taking it all off for an apprecia ve audience--male, fe- male, gay, straight, mixed group-- for anyone over 18. If you'd like him to pose for you and your friends (virtu- ally or in person), for drawings or for screenshots or just to watch, ask him--there's NO FEE for readers of this column. He also does read- ings from his book and, you guessed it, he does that naked and with no fee as well. His book, 'Lights On— Clothes Off: Confessions of an Unabashed Exhibi onist,' fully exposes his exci ng exhibi onist life. His book: lightsonclothesoff.com His email: stuauthor@gmail.com Ever since my book, 'Lights On-Clothes Off: Con- fessions of an Unabashed Exhibi onist' (available on Amazon)) was published I have been flooded by queries from readers. Plus I've been quite open on social media (Stu Schwartz on FB and stuinsd on IG) regarding my exhibi onism—those have also been ques oning generators. For this column, I'm going to share some of them and offer my answers. Ques- ons a er reading my column? Please send them my way. Q: How old were you when you realized you were an exhibi onist? A: I started down that path when I was about 5 or 6. When I played doctor with my friends I was the willing one who was eager to undress to be exam- ined. No one else liked that role so I was ac ng out my exhibi onism without being able to label it. Q: Do you think that your being gay has influenced your exhibi onism? A: Not really. If I were straight I'd be seeking out female audiences but most of my pleasure over the years has been when I'd have a group of gay men en- joying my naked body. But I have had many female audiences and those mes have been almost as en- joyable for me. Q: Are the stories in your book true? A: If you've read it in my book it's true. All of the ex- periences I described are ones that I had. I changed the names of the par cipants and I es mated dates. I also fabricated loca ons to protect certain business- es. But the stories? Yes, they are all true. Q: You said that you'd some mes get erec ons while posing for art classes. What caused that and were you embarrassed? A: When posing for art classes and groups it was rare for me to get aroused. That would happen if I eyed a cute guy staring at my crotch and then throwing me a sly smile. When I've posed for gay groups then an erec on was guaranteed. Was I embarrassed in art classes? Slightly but I'd quickly subdue things by mov- ing my eyes away from the offender. In gay groups— not at all. I was proud to show off every inch. And I'd o en suggest that the ar sts move closer for be er detail. (And for my pleasure.) Q: How did you get started stripping in adult the- atres? A: That was pre y easy and natural for me. When I was a freshman in college in Philly (where I was al- ready posing nude for art classes) I ventured to NYC/ Times Square. One of the adult theatre marquees boasted that they featured naked male dancers. So 6 | Diversity Rules Magazine | Mar 2023 Sans Clothing Stu's Stories of Exhibitionism By Stu Schwartz

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