Good for them.
Hiking is better than the three of them just walking around...
Good for them.
Hiking is better than the three of them just walking around...
I wondered how many got it.
Hiking appears to have become something of a trend among young people, at least here in DK. Long walks, say 20 km a day for several days.
Certainly more healthy than partying their brains out.
And we are at trends, albeit on a very difficult topic. It's also become, if not trendy then more common to have less sex among young people. I.e. up to 25 years of age. Perhaps more in the sense that it has become much acceptable (and less prudish) to say no and that being accepted and respected. Which is of course a great thing.
Much to the consternation BTW of some in the parent and grandparent generations, who ask with some bewilderment why young people today have less sex.
Alas, another and probably more correct explanation is down to a common shyness about their bodies. Beforehand, including my generations, there was no such as showing in private after athletics and certainly not skipping showering, unless you were covered in warts. While today it is very common for children and young not to shower after athletics in schools and high schools, and that combined with the images of perfect bodies that we are bombarded with constantly it is perhaps not so strange that many, especially young, believe nature has been somewhat remissive in regards to how they are created and as a consequence may be more reluctant to have one night stands, and instead prefer to be naked around someone they really trust and connect with.
In any case we parents are the last to be told. That's just how it is.
- It sure ain't always easy to be young!
And that of course is also something that affects royal children, I'm sure. Perhaps even more so, because they are so well known. Fame, I imagine, can no doubt lead to people becoming even more body conscious.
Just a little side step based on an article I read today.
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