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.
Ottessa Moshfegh’s novel “My Year of Rest and Relaxation” (2018) stands as a prime example of Weird Girl Fiction. The story of a young woman who retreats into a medication-induced year of sleep demonstrates perfectly how to create unconventional female characters while radically subverting societal expectations. The Anti-Heroine The unnamed protagonist is wealthy, attractive, and … Continue reading Ottessa Moshfegh’s “My Year of Rest and Relaxation” as a Milestone of Weird Girl Fiction→
At the heart of contemporary literature, a fascinating genre has emerged and gained increasing popularity: Weird Girl Fiction. As an author, you should be familiar with this genre as it offers exciting opportunities to portray modern female characters in authentic and multi-layered ways. The Emergence of a Genre Weird Girl Fiction emerged as a countermovement … Continue reading Weird Girl Fiction: The Art of Unconventional Heroines→
New adult novels focus on the phase of life when young adults are learning who they are, what they want, and how to navigate the world. A central part of this journey is understanding and accepting one’s body. Many of us have experienced this struggle: feeling insecure about our own reflection in the mirror, striving … Continue reading From self-doubt to self-love: body acceptance in new adult literature→
Continuous Open Bidding (COB) is an informal recruitment process used by student fraternities to accept new members outside of the formal main recruitment period, which usually takes place in the fall. Purpose: COB is designed to give fraternities that have not met their quota or their chapter’s total membership after formal recruitment the opportunity to … Continue reading “Spring COB” in the life of a fraternity→
Although both events involve social interactions between members of different fraternities and sororities, a mixer is not the same as a crush party. While mixers are more about meeting new people and making friends, crush parties are designed to promote romantic or platonic relationships between members of different organizations. A crush party in the context … Continue reading The difference between crush parties and mixers→
1. The Basic Idea A young woman is planning a private fashion show as a special gift for her partner. She wants to present various outfits, from elegant to seductive. Due to a series of unforeseen events, the evening turns out differently than planned – what at first seems embarrassing ultimately leads to a deeper … Continue reading Development of an ENF Christmas story: The Perfect Moment→
The Christmas season offers a special atmosphere for erotic literature. The early darkness, flickering candles and the contrast between icy cold and cozy-warm intimacy create the perfect setting for sensual encounters. Here are five settings that are particularly suitable for winter erotica. 1. Heat and cold: the perfect contrast When the snow is falling outside … Continue reading 5 wintry settings for erotic Christmas stories→
The moral guards stop a young student from Tehran because something is wrong with her clothes. Whether it is because her hijab does not fit properly or because she is wearing loose hair. The information about this varies. The fact is, the moral guards are tearing at her clothes, ripping them apart. Whereupon Ahoo Daryaie, … Continue reading Sandra Manther: The Solidarity Campaign→
Many women know the feeling: you come home after a long day, unhook your bra and immediately feel relief. This little daily ritual shows us just how burdensome wearing a bra can be. But why do we wear them at all? Are they really necessary? A growing body of evidence suggests that bras are not … Continue reading Why it’s smarter to go bra-free→
The discussion about nipple exposure in public has become more heated and significant in recent years. What used to be scandalous and taboo seems to be changing slowly but surely today. Women, especially prominent ones, are standing up against rigid social norms that often oversexualize and simultaneously shame the female body. What was “Nipplegate”? The … Continue reading Nipple Exposure in Public: A Changing Cultural Taboo?→
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