Sans Clothing

When Stu was an 18-year-old college freshman, in need of a job, he jumped at the chance to earn his way by posing naked for art classes. He especially loved watching the students as they studied his body and captured all of him on their drawing pads.

- Stu Schwartz

He then moved on to bigger thrills (stripping in bars, performing in live sex shows, and running a bare butler service). He still takes it all off for artists and photographers—in person and online. In his book, ‘Lights On—Clothes Off: Confessions of an Unabashed Exhibitionist,’ (available on Amazon) he fully exposes his exciting exhibitionist life.

His book: lightsonclothesoff.com

His email: [e-mail]

I often get questions from readers of this column and from those who have read my new book. Some are fun--some are quite serious. I'll share a few this month along with my replies. (For space and clarity I have edited as needed.)

From TR. Weren't you nervous the first time you posed?

Hell yes! The sweat was pouring down my sides as I walked to the front of the room. The place got quiet when I stepped onto the posing stand. I think every student heard my zipper being lowered. I kept thinking that I wanted to do this as I dropped my white Hanes. After about ten minutes my heart rate returned to normal and a few minutes later the dripping sweat stopped. So yes, I was nervous but only for about fifteen minutes.

From GS. I know you are gay. Does that mean you only take it off for men? My girlfriends and I want to see you naked. Can we?