What is socially acceptable in Denmark that would be horrifying in the U.S?

Answer: Denmark is quite unique.​ 1.​ SEX.​ Everywhere.​ Sex education is done ea.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What is socially acceptable in Denmark that would be horrifying in the U.S.? Seongil Kwon, lived in The United States of America Written Jul 31 Denmark is quite unique. SEX. Everywhere. Sex education is done early and the right to have sex is taken seriously. A friend told me once, if my dad ever walked in on me hav...  Read More » How dirty is Seoul? Scott Christopher Worden, lives in Seoul (2005-present) Written Oct 11, 2017 I've lived in Seoul for 12 years and when I compare the busiest areas of Seoul in Gangbuk (Gwanghwamun and Jongno) and Gangnam (from Gangnam Station to Jamsil) to downtown ...  Read More » What Chinese or Japanese written tattoos have you personally seen that clearly didn't say what the owners thought they did? Sachiko Chia, Stripper, Escort and Nude Hostess Written Jun 5 I met a guy who had a Japanese tattoo on his chest. When he took off his shirt in front of me, I couldn't stop laughing. It was obviously a joke from the tattoo artist. It s...  Read More » What are some jaw dropping photos of Hannah Ferguson? Rizwan Ali, software engineering (2018-present) Written Aug 14 Hannah Ferguson lives in the media. More than that, But this time the Hollywood star. I have some jaw dropping photo of her. During this, Hannah Ferguson appeared in a very...  Read More » Is Python good in the future? Brian Knapp, Christian, Software Engineer. I blog at Code Career Genius Written Nov 15, 2018 Long time ago, there was this thing called a mainframe and it was big and expensive and fast and stable and it worked really well for what it did. And it ran on languages l...  Read More » Why does Japan admire China but look down on South Korea? Mitsu Hadeishi, Chief Architect at Lark Technologies (2016-present) Written Aug 18 I'm Japanese-American; born and raised here, and of course Asians and Asian-Americans in the US tend to stick together — we don't have very much animosity towards other Asi...  Read More » Why do Koreans sleep on the floor? Lynn Ridenour, former ESL teacher in South Korea (2009-2015) Updated Mar 6 I moved to Korea when I was 59 years old. I had suffered for years from chronic lower back pain. The apartment I moved into had a standard western mattress in the bedroom w...  Read More » Why do universities still teach useless theoretical math in undergraduate engineering? Joshua Gross, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at CSUMB Updated Aug 17 Engineering Students to Non-Engineering Students: "Engineering is hard. We're smart and hardworking. We don't get to take stuff like Rocks for Jocks and history of pop music." ...  Read More » How many projects does the average programmer have on their resumes? Ben Podgursky, Co-Founder at Rainshadow (2019-present) Written Aug 10 It's a huge black mark for me when I see a resume that looks like this: MyPreviousEmployer (June 2016 - September 2016) Helped re-engineered company-wide, 20 application data pipeline ...  Read More » Why is Spring Boot bad nowadays? Alan Mellor, Java developer since 2001 Written Jul 23 It isn't. It is actually very good. It takes some ideas from Ruby on Rails in regard to auto-configuration, making it a very easy way to set up a Java project. REST APIs in J...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/