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Okay, so a while back, I came across an advice column in Hjemmet mentioning asexuality, and today I spotted a mention of asexuality on DR's website, which turned out to lead to the latest episode of Sexministeriet*, which included a segment on asexuality - host talked with male asexual, host talked with female asexual, host gets asexuals together on date, end segment, host talks briefly with panel of sexologists (is that the right English word?), which includes Joan Ørting, because nobody can talk about sex in public in Denmark without including JØ (alas).
I'm sort of ambivalent - it wasn't a horrible segment. It's just - Hjemmet and Sexministeriet? Honestly, Denmark, is this your way of telling me we're nearly mainstream now? How am I to interpret this?
*Not my usual television fare - it's public service television, sex education directed at teenagers, of a sort that would probably make the kind of conservative Americans the media and the internet loves to focus on run screaming for the hills. I managed to zap past it once, and of course it had to be the infamous how-to-give-a-girl-a-squirting-orgasm episode, and - well, let's just say I'm really not the intended audience for this program, alright.
I'm sort of ambivalent - it wasn't a horrible segment. It's just - Hjemmet and Sexministeriet? Honestly, Denmark, is this your way of telling me we're nearly mainstream now? How am I to interpret this?
*Not my usual television fare - it's public service television, sex education directed at teenagers, of a sort that would probably make the kind of conservative Americans the media and the internet loves to focus on run screaming for the hills. I managed to zap past it once, and of course it had to be the infamous how-to-give-a-girl-a-squirting-orgasm episode, and - well, let's just say I'm really not the intended audience for this program, alright.