Florida - Could I get in trouble if someone sees me naked inside my apartment from outside?

Location: Florida

I'm a nudist and like to walk around as such as much as possible. Generally I have kept my blinds closed at all times because of it. A friend was trying to tell me I shouldn't worry about it because it's not illegal unless I was standing at the window and intentionally trying to be seen. But supposedly if I'm just sitting in my chair or walking around minding my own business inside my own home and someone happens to look in from the parking lot or yard, that's on them.

It would be great if I could have blinds open so I can have the sun. But I've always been fearful of any potential consequences. I'm curious if anyone here can clarify if what my friend is saying is accurate at all. And if true, if there's any particular threshold to it?

If it matters, I live on the first floor of an apartment complex. My living room and kitchen windows face the parking lot. My bedroom faces the backyard of the property. There's maybe 50 feet or so of yard and then a dense area of trees and a fence. Behind that is a busy road, but nobody from the road can see to my complex due to the thick brush/trees and fence. Beyond the occasional person from the complex walking their dog or the landscaping people mowing the yard, nobody is ever back there.