Does Judaism allow marital nudity

Answer 1

Yes! Husbands and wives are supposed to give pleasure to each other.

Unfortunately, some Orthodox Jews consider "marital" nudity indecent. I don't think that's normal - especially if you're going to spend the rest of your life with someone.

Orthodox Jewish answer:

While modesty is highly encouraged even during marital intercourse (Code of Jewish Law, Orach Chaim ch.240), the law allows spouses to be lenient if they feel the need (Code of Jewish Law, Even HaEzer ch.25), with the limitation that if they leave a light on, it should be in an adjoining room, not the same room.

Answer 2

Yes, according to the normative practice. Some people think Orthodox Jews have sex with a sheet separating the two spouses. This is not true.

Orthodox Jews sleep in separate beds during the menstrual period.

Answer 3

No, Judaism teaches that marital intercourse is natural and to be enjoyed. Wearing clothing would impede in the enjoyment.

Answer 4

Yes! Husbands and wives are supposed to give each other pleasure

Answer 5

Insisting upon having marital relations while wearing clothing is forbidden (Talmud, Ketubot 48a). It is the right of both spouses to enjoy full contact.

Answer 6

No, Jewish laws state that marital intercourse should not be had with any clothes on (Code of Jewish Law, Evven HaEzer 76:13, based on the Talmud, Ketubot 48a).