All posts by Sandra Manther

Geboren 1981 in Krefeld. Studierte Mediendesign an der hdpk Berlin. Der Liebe wegen ging sie nach Hamburg, wo sie heute als Webdesgnerin in einer bekannten Werbeagentur arbeitet. Sie lebt mit ihrem Mann Marc und den Katzen Mandu und Tharsis in einem Haus im Westen der Stadt.

The Unbroken Appeal of Toga Parties

Toga parties have long been synonymous with a sense of freedom, uninhibited revelry, and a touch of sensuality. These gatherings, where attendees don flowing white robes reminiscent of ancient Greece and Rome, have a rich history that dates back centuries. From their origins in the ancient world to their modern-day presence in pop culture, toga … Continue reading The Unbroken Appeal of Toga Parties

Hazing in unrecognized sororities

In the world of Greek life, sororities are often portrayed as sisterhoods built on support, friendship and self-determination. But behind the veil of sisterhood hides a darker reality for some: hazing. While recognized sororities adhere to strict guidelines and regulations, there is a subset of organizations that operate outside of the recognized Greek system and … Continue reading Hazing in unrecognized sororities

The reflection of the soul: Your body as an expression of your personality

Our bodies incarnate who we are. Every movement we make conveys our thoughts, feelings, and experiences. When we are stressed or anxious, our body may express this tension through tense muscles and shallow breathing. When we are happy and carefree, our bodies radiate warmth and lightness. Our bodies tell us who we are and what … Continue reading The reflection of the soul: Your body as an expression of your personality

Exploring the human body: Endoscopy as an art form

The human body has always been a fascinating subject for scientific research and artistic expression. From early experiments in human anatomy to today’s advances in medical imaging, we have explored every nook and cranny of our bodies. One of these innovations in modern medicine is endoscopy, which captures images and video from inside the body. … Continue reading Exploring the human body: Endoscopy as an art form

Sarah Schulman and the queer community of the Lower East Side

Sarah Schulman is a well-known author, playwright, and activist for the LGBTQ+ community. Born in 1958, Schulman grew up in New York City and became a prominent figure in the downtown arts scene, which, at the time, was dominated by a vibrant and openly queer community. Throughout her career, Schulman has written numerous novels, plays, … Continue reading Sarah Schulman and the queer community of the Lower East Side

The challenges of winter recruitment: Your body in the cold

Joining a sorority is an exciting time for many female students because it offers the opportunity to join a sisterhood of like-minded women while staying true to your own values and interests. However, for many young women, the recruitment process can be accompanied by uncomfortable challenges. Although hazing is now banned in most universities, it … Continue reading The challenges of winter recruitment: Your body in the cold

Exposure in winter: sensual experiences and exciting adventures

Winter is the season of cozy clothes, warmth and comfort. It’s a time when we bundle up in thick coats, scarves, hats and gloves to protect ourselves from the freezing cold. But what if we flipped the script and used winter clothing as a tool to expand the sensual experiences of our protagonists? What if … Continue reading Exposure in winter: sensual experiences and exciting adventures

Sensual Christmas fantasies: a touch of warmth for the holidays

For many, Christmas is a time to curl up with a good book, unleash your imagination and immerse yourself in a world of sensuality and passion. Christmas is therefore also the perfect time to add a touch of tingle to your text and explore the more lustful side of the holidays. In this blog post, … Continue reading Sensual Christmas fantasies: a touch of warmth for the holidays