@mike345 Personally, I agree with you about the body being beautiful and aesthetic to look at, and I agree that with certain naturist friends that you know well and hang out with regularly it's considered polite and natural to look at their bodies, acknowledge their nudity and compliment them.
But if I was to walk up to a random stranger on the naturist beach or a naturist resort and tell them their bodies looked nice just out of the blue, it could possibly be taken the wrong way. Especially if they aren't there to 'be looked at' and just want to enjoy their peace and quiet nude by themselves. Yes most of them wouldn't mind it and would be friendly about it, but some would consider it an invasion of privacy or a topic that is wrong to talk about with others, especially those who they don't know.
For me personally though, I'm totally fine if other naturists wish to enjoy my body aesthetically, compliment me on it, talk to me about it and ask questions about it. I am after all nude, and with other naturists we often live in a clothed world where it is often taboo to even mention let alone talk about these things with others. I'm happy to be another unique, different and natural body that other naturists get to see and appreciate in a polite way.
But my concern is for those who find it uncomfortable or invasive to even talk about their nude bodies with other naturists and who only wish to enjoy the surroundings, enjoy everyday activities and be themselves simply without clothes and without distractions.