Norm and Sophie talk about showering with others, including their first time showering outside at a naturist park.

This episode explores the psychological effects of non-sexual showering on interpersonal relationships. It examines the role of physical intimacy and touch in fostering connection, drawing parallels to historical communal bathing practices. We also consider potential drawbacks, such as hygiene concerns and discomfort, and emphasizes the importance of communication and respecting individual boundaries. Personal accounts reveal diverse experiences, ranging from increased bonding to feelings of awkwardness. Ultimately, our research suggests that the decision to engage in non-sexual showering is highly personal and context-dependent.