While walking through a grassy meadow, breathing in the heady scent of the springtime flowers around you, you notice a depression in the grass and flowers just ahead. You advance, curious to see if you will find a fawn deer. The wind blows gently through the meadow, rustling the grass as you move forward. A head pops up, out of the grass; not of a deer, but of a beautiful woman, naked from head to toe. You have stumbled upon a fabled nymph of the meadows, and she beckons you over, invitingly.

RULES:

1. Posts should be high-quality images of women near or around water. Water nymphs can be found around rivers, seas, lakes, ponds, streams, and the like.

2. Women must be either naked or clothed in nymph-appropriate attire. Here is an example of nymph-appropriate attire.

3. No man-made structures or objects; three exceptions in the expanded rule description. The three exceptions are: nymph-appropriate attire, old stone and wooden fences, and long-abandoned buildings.

4. At the end of the day everything is at our discretion. This is to maintain the proper atmosphere and quality of the sub.

5. Don't use shitty hosts or link to ad-filled webpages. Our preferred is imgur, gfycat, or uploading to reddit.

6. This is a nice place. Don't be a dick.

7. You get bonus points for writing erotica to go along with the picture.

8. Automod is in effect. All posts must be direct links to images. That means it must end in .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, or, .gifv. List of accepted hosts: i.imgur.com, imgur.com/a/, reddit.com, i.redd.it, i.reddituploads.com, gfycat.com, 500px.com, flickr.com, .media.tumblr.com, images.sex.com, img.pornhub.com

Types of Nymphs

Nymphs are minor nature goddesses in Greek mythology. Nymphs care for and maintain the ecological environment in which they live. These environments vary, from rivers and streams, to forests and groves, and meadows and fields. They associate themselves closely with the Olympian gods of nature. They are often considered to be at peak sexual attractiveness.

These types are not perfectly historically accurate.

Water Nymphs

• Haliae (Shores)
• Hydriads (Fresh Water)
• Naiads (Running Water)
• Oceanids (Seas)

Meadow Nymphs

• Epimeliads (Fields)
• Leimoniads (Meadows)
• Napaeae (Valleys)
• Oreads (Mountains)

Wood Nymphs

• Alseids (Groves)
• Dryads (Forests)
• Hamadryads (Trees)
• Potamides (Wooded Waters)

Garden Nymphs

• Dendrokipad (Orchards)
• Hesperiad (Gardens)
• Lithokipad (Rock Features)
• Nerokipad (Water Features)

Related Communities:

r/NotSafeForNature

r/WaterNymphs

r/MeadowNymphs

r/WoodNymphs

r/GardenNymphs

r/BeachNymphs