If you come to Denmark, let me know, and I'll introduce you to a good spanking, and my cane if you feel braveI haven't really experienced it yet, but I'm pretty sure I do...
Canes scare me though
Aha, German... kinky...
I took a class at the university last semester about sexuality in Swedish folklore. It was really fun; erotic stories, ballads, pictures... One can only imagine (and feel a little sad) how the most outrageous and kinky stuff was never collected and preserved.
Gave me some new and interesting perspectives on gender roles, sexual culture and society.
If you come to Denmark, let me know, and I'll introduce you to a good spanking, and my cane if you feel brave
Thats sounds really interesting, I wish they offered classes like that here.
If you want ancient and kinky, look no further then India.
Exhibit A
Actually if you look around you do see a lot. For example their are these cave paintings with men holding "bows", when its so obvious they all got erections.
Prude archeology, just look past it.
Hi missy_me!
Of course I meant to include Finland! We're practically neighbours.
So I say bring it on - I can sing karaoke with the worst
Newly finlandizated? Where do you come from and how come?
Moomins would make a heck of a cool addition to the Norse mythology thou. I can imagine Moominmamma cooking in Bilskirnir and holding on to her handbag as a magical implement doubling her cooking speed.
I think if you remember the cruise too vividly you were probably not doing it right.
rinka said:
I knew I was doing something wrong!
No, I'm not a dancer, but I always wanted to become one when I was a kid. Never happened.
Maybe you're thinking about Hugin and Munin, Odins two ravens. In the nordic mythology they are flying over the earth and telling Odin of everything they see. Hugin thinks and Munin remembers.
I don't know a lot about them, but if you google for Odin and Thor and the guys you should find some material.
When I was 18 me and my pal got very drunk and we decided to make me a home made tattoo(just india ink,cotton wool and a sewing neeedle) , well part of the tatto is loki's rune!
Hej ShyGuy!
I'm just fine.
I love reading and especially appreciate swedish female writers. Lately I've enjoyed Maria Sveland, Åsa Lindeborg, Susanna Alakoski to mention a few.
I have earlier read both Liza Marklund and Camilla Läckberg, but I rarely read books from the detective novel genre.
Can't think of many Danish writers I've read right now. Well, years ago Peter Hoeg and Suzanne Brögger, but none recently.
I guess a little as you grow up, but at least you have the capacity and audacity to envision a different society, a different world. That's healthy in my book.
Ah, now I know, he won the nobel prize. The swedish title translates as starvation, so hunger didn't ring a bell. Read at least parts of it many moons ago. Sure pinpoints the curse of the treadmill, doesn't it.
