In Greek fraternities (often referred to as “Greek Life”) in the USA, there is a tradition called “lavaliering”. This tradition originates in the French term “lavallière,” which originally referred to a specific type of neck jewelry (a type of pendant). In the context of Greek fraternities, however, “lavaliering” means something different and is a symbolic … Continue reading From Lavaliering to Pin Presentation
Sorority slumber parties play an important role in community life and fostering cohesion among sorority sisters. These parties provide a safe, trusting environment for members to deepen their bonds. Trust games are widely used at sorority slumber parties. These serve to strengthen mutual trust and create a sense of connection. Typical trust games include: These … Continue reading The function of slumber parties in the life of sororities
In the context of Greek fraternities or so-called “Greek Life” at universities in the U.S., a “flirt basket” refers to a particular tradition or activity that often takes place during fraternity social events or formal occasions. Here is a more detailed explanation: What is a flirt basket? A flirt basket is usually a small gift … Continue reading Flirt basket
Hazing or humiliating rituals, unfortunately, plays a role in many Greek fraternities/sororities and is a controversial and often problematic topic. Here is a detailed look at the role hazing plays in Greek fraternities/sororities: Definition and Forms of Hazing What is hazing? Hazing refers to activities imposed on new members (“pledges”) to initiate them. These activities … Continue reading Hazing of Potential New Members in Greek Life
Greek fraternities, often referred to as “Greek Life,” are a significant part of campus life at many universities in the United States. To provide a more complete picture, here is some further information on Greek Life and the traditions associated with it: Greek Life: An Overview What are Greek fraternities? Greek fraternities are student organizations … Continue reading Greek Life
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the intersection of mental health, sexual function, and societal pressures on women’s bodies. One controversial topic that has emerged in this discussion is the concept of ENF (enforced naked female). This blog post aims to shed light on the connection between stress, shame, and physical … Continue reading The Realism of ENF Scenarios: The Link Between Stress, Shame, and Sexual Function
Spring break is a time when taboos fall away and lust is set free. The voyeurism of onlookers and the exhibitionism of women create an explosive combination that pushes the boundaries of sexual experience and awakens the deepest desires. For authors of erotic literature, this annual ritual offers a wealth of inspiration and themes to … Continue reading The sensual side of spring break
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
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
Marc and I spend a lot of time discussing theories about writing. So a few days ago, I came across a list of “The 12 Stages of Human Intimacy” that fellow writer Jenny Hansen compiled after reading Desmond Morris’ Intimate Behavior: A Zoologist’s Classic Study of Human Intimacy. Morris is a behavioral scientist, and reading … Continue reading 12 Stages of Human Intimacy
