A walk on the wild side

When you have to sneeze but it won’t come out

Traditional Maldivian. Photo by Shifaz Huthee “One did not simply put on a Dhivehi Libaas. It was a symbol. The outspoken celebration of a girl becoming a woman. To wear one was to show pride in, and embrace one’s feminine-hood. Worn only on special occasions like your wedding ceremony or in the presence of royalty, boavalhu elhi libaas was the ultimate image of beauty and perfection among Maldivians.”

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[Fabulous Mr. Pug]

So, until all this controversy over what’s ‘too racy’ to be considered art is settled, I should probably just play it safe and stick with what’s allowed on TV: police procedurals where they stack up dead hookers like cordwood.

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