I visited an exhibition on the history of the relationship of people and music in Helsinki. According to one info text, the behaviour of the audience during baroque era was closer to modern jazz or rock club audience than the very disciplined classical audience of today. However there was nothing about mosh pits. This music calls for one.
Her: Penis! He also looks like he’s clenching something between his butt cheeks.
I told her that maybe in a few years she might find penises no longer gross. Or maybe she still does and prefers pussies. But it’s not polite to say “ew, gross”
I visited an exhibition on the history of the relationship of people and music in Helsinki. According to one info text, the behaviour of the audience during baroque era was closer to modern jazz or rock club audience than the very disciplined classical audience of today. However there was nothing about mosh pits. This music calls for one.
My kid’s (9) reaction: Ew, gross, a naked man!
Me: What’s gross about naked men?
Her: Penis! He also looks like he’s clenching something between his butt cheeks.
I told her that maybe in a few years she might find penises no longer gross. Or maybe she still does and prefers pussies. But it’s not polite to say “ew, gross”