Norway's Open-Minded Sexual Culture: One-Night Stands, Military Service, and Social Norms

노르웨이는 개방적인 문화로 인해 원나잇 스탠드 분야에서 세계를 선도하고 있습니다.

### 노르웨이의 파격적인 성문화와 일상생활: 유튜버의 체험기
* 🇳🇴 **노르웨이**는 세계에서 **원나잇 스탠드**가 가장 많은 나라로, 술을 마시고 만난 사람과 잠자리를 함께 한 후 연락을 끊는 것이 일반적입니다.
* 🇳🇴 여성도 **징병 대상**이 되는 등, 과거보다 덜 엄격해진 사회 분위기가 반영됩니다.
* 🇳🇴 **50크로네**의 저렴한 가격으로 이용 가능한 오래된 공중 목욕탕(SL)과 바닷가 사우나 체험을 소개합니다.
* 🇳🇴 **18크로네**의 저렴한 페리 이용 경험과, 크기가 큰 배일수록 우선권이 주어지는 선착장 시스템을 설명합니다.
* 🇳🇴 8세부터 13세까지 살았던 곳의 추억과, 바로 앞에 있는 수영장(SPÅ)을 언급하며 어린 시절을 회상합니다.
* 🇳🇴 짧은 시간 동안 뜨거운 사우나와 차가운 바닷물에 번갈아 들어가는 극한 체험과 그 짜릿함을 전달합니다.  "**아드레날린**! 이것이 사람들이 이걸 하는 이유죠."
* 🇳🇴 노르웨이 군 복무 경험을 공유하며, 징병률은 약 **60%**, 급여는 하루 **100크로네** 정도였지만, 복무 후 **60,000크로네**의 보상금을 받았다고 언급합니다.
* 🇳🇴  **개방적인 성 문화**에 대한 다양한 의견을 제시하며,  "**건강한 의사소통**"의 중요성을 강조합니다.  일반적인 원나잇 스탠드 문화와, 'Never have I ever' 게임을 통한 개방적인 성적 대화를 예시로 제시합니다.

The first country in the world with the most one-night stands. It's not even close; it's the highest. They drink

alcohol, see a random person, take them home, sleep with them, then never speak again. Okay, so originally it's much

more like sexual... yeah, like 'Never have I ever had sex with three people at the same time.'  Are there many people less

strict? And also now women also get drafted for military service.  P the room. Is it true or not? Yeah, that that can be

true. Oh, did I tell you... uh, this tree, it's really tall, right? One-third of this tree

fell down, and it could have fallen there; it would have broken the house. Wow. It could have fallen there; it would have

broken the shed, but it chose to fall in exactly the right position. So you see, it was really big. Mhm. All the way down to

the trash cans. Like, we got a lot of firewood from this. You used this smart way, correct? There, we might not go to the

floating sauna, but a kind of seaside sauna, because uh, the floating sauna is... um... cruise-only. We should ask other people to

come to this place. We're going. It's really old. It's lasted all of my life, all of

my dad's life. It's just always been there. And cheap. Okay, cheap. It's really cheap. How much is the price? Uh, 50 kroner.

So it's really cheap. It's cheaper than Korean찜질방 (jjimjilbang). We call it SL, which means kind of like

cute steam. Okay. S... the... yeah. Want to try? Try ah, this one. I I I thought I'd eat this

one, but no, no, no. Oh, you just take off the... Okay, let me try, please. Uh-huh. These are overripe, so you can try

it, but they're not good. They're not even sour; they're just kind of salty. [Music]

Yeah, how much is the price? We're going kind of a long route right now, so I think maybe it's 18, but when I was young,

I paid 12 kronor. Yeah, it's the right way. So we're going here, and this is where we will

stop. It's... Oh no, it's full. Are you sure? We'll take a few minutes. Yeah, yeah. Thank you so much.

Thank you. Enjoy! Thank you so much. [Music] Now you're in the front of the... Okay, let's

go. Oh, oh, let's go! Let's go back. Possible smell of oil... oil. Right? It's like childhood memories... your

school. We're going to the toll right there. So... Uh-huh. Biggest boat has the priority; the

private boats as well. Oh, okay. The bigger the boat, the more priority, because bigger boats use a lot more time and

power to break. Small can break [Music] easily. Dizzy again! Dizzy again! You need water. Yeah, I think that's a good idea.

With water. How many years did you live here? I lived here from when I was 8 years old

until I was 13. Mom was sitting on the steps; we're sitting on this bench. Wow, but here is really nice

because just outside of your home is an SPÅ. So this way's for the swimming.  Let's go.

Our... our seat. Should I bring this one? Or no, no, no. You... you have to be Noran now.

Okay, not used. Okay. Oh, this is hot water for the kids. Oh, for the kids, not for me.

Ah, so this is a sauna in front of the sea. [Music] [Music] Yeah, it's coming; it's coming so fast, but it's much

more hotter than what I expected. Maybe less than 5 minutes. Less than 5 minutes. Yeah, I can stay more, but the camera...

[Music] Let's go. I think... yeah, here. Yeah, okay. I told you, adrenaline! This is why people do it.

Yeah, like it's so cold and sudden, then so warm and hot. Last time we were here, we were in the sea three times and

we were swimming three times. We were out in the ocean for like 10 minutes. It wasn't a short trip; it was like we were

just swimming around. I think this temperature, 10 minutes here would be really cool. You get used to it; it feels

really, really, really cold in the beginning. You get this numb feeling on your skin. Okay, and it's not

uncomfortable when you reach that point. You can just continue to swim. So... it was really cool. And after that, a small

[Music] picnic. Can I... can I try the snacks? Yeah, they're in here somewhere. You can also

you can actually buy them new. I think really, really nice. This... this... it looks like medicinal oatmeal cookies.

Oatmeal... Mmm, that's nice. You like it? Yeah, bit salty, bit sweet. So right now you're experiencing the

typical Norwegian day. It's so sunny! Hello! Hello! Why you... why you angry? He's coming! Is he coming?

Yeah. [Music] Okay, chicken... uh, beef. [Music] More? Thank you. So... [Music] [Music]

[Music] Good. Well, before you came here, what did you do? Nice day. [Music] For easily... saltwater. This one...

Really? Oh, can I try? Oh! [Laughter] Oh, it's really... it's really floating. Interesting. [Music]

Oh wow! Back flip! Let's [Music] go! That was your military service? Yeah. Oh wow! My... uh, one-year compulsory

military service. One year. You guys have two years, right? Uh, now one year and a half. Like, how many

Percent of the guys in Norway, uh, go to military service? Oh, not not a lot, not a

lot, 20%? No, not that little. I think it's 60%. Almost 100% have to, like, do like a

checkup, and then you remove half of them because they have eyesight problems, asthma, allergies, minor issues, and you

really want to go, then like, I have asthma, allergies. They were like, "Nah, you're fine." But but if I was like, "Oh no,

I have allergies and asthma," they would be like, "Okay, you don't have to." So I could have avoided it, but now it's

getting less strict, and also now, uh, women also get drafted. I was young; I had to sign up to get drafted, but now it's a

mandatory, yeah. That easily avoided, yeah. Oh yeah, easily avoided, right? And I heard the military service, there's a

male-female share their room. Is it true or not? Yeah, that that can be true. Hmm, my troops did not have a female girls and

boys shared, mm, living [Music] quarters, but uh, I don't know how they did the showering stuff. I'm also curious.

And after the military service, does anything government give you? Like this guy, he's a real good guy. Hmm, so that's one

of the reasons why people go to the military service, or this is not that strong. I mean, I think some guys actually

do it for education. Education. You can get a driver's license there for free. Ah, okay. Like, uh, even for trucks and stuff.

Military will pay for a lot of courses and uh, so for learning. Yeah, for learning. Yeah. How about the salary? Because like,

the most, not even an hourly salary, you get like a... I got 100 kroner when I was back

in the military a day. So little money. Because you're not conscripted into the military; you're performing compulsory

But uh, in the end, when you've done it, you get 60,000 H. When you finish, it's not a lot.

It's like two months of salary, or two and a half.  Hug. Nice. It was really nice.

Meeting this is uh, something I see in the train station also. Yeah, what does it mean?  'Spans'—that's the name of a

newspaper, the 'Bgan Times' newspaper. For, like, maybe over 100 years. So I think that was maybe the

newspaper building before. I don't think it is anymore, but because it's so old, they just keep it.  Because I

don't know. It's not like... we don't like to change things. The older something is, the more precious it is. Just like you see a

rock on the road. Uh-huh. Also like, all them... if it's not broken, why fix it? Nice. Oh, this is my first time to try

fish soup after the sauna. Perfect food with a hot soup. You're right, this is perfect after a swim. Nice

choice. Is that good? Good. Today I think I've tried it before.  I think in Korea this name is CI. I

tried to find that. Why is it in English? Nose bridge? I think this is different. This is very normal fish. All right, it's

like uh, the cheapest one we can get in soups and stews. But if we want just

steamed fish and potatoes... this, like, one more. Wow, you ate fast! Wow, I'm surprised. While this traveling

Norway is the best food country. I'm sure. Yeah, I'm starting to miss Korean food. If you really miss Korean food, um, I can

make some Korean food. Ready? Yes. You can't just make a bit of kimchi; you have to make... Usually I make kimchi two times a

year and use half a year to eat all of the kimchi—six months. Want to clean the floor?

Clean Kimchi, so get on the floor. You might not get the color off. [Music] That's... I think I'm good at it.

Why? Why you and women in Norway are kind of crazy when you go out Saturday night in

the middle of the winter. It is snow, it is -5°. So much skin everywhere! It's like, how do they not freeze to death?

We have a saying in the region. What it means is, 'Nice should be nice,' even if half of your ass is hanging out.

But that's also the same in Korea sometimes. I thought it was kind of strange because in Norway we wear a lot of clothes, whereas you

show, um, cleavage. Uh, but in Korea you're like, 'No, you should not show cleavage. You should not show your shoulders.' More

conservative, yeah. But your skirts, they show the butt! It's so short, like you can't even bend over. How is

that conservative? So for me it was kind of confusing. It's like, okay, I cannot show my shoulders, but I can show all of my

Oh, we take away the outer leaves. This I used to make stock, so we don't throw it away.

This one looks nice, very nice. The bad ones... uh-huh... rest nicely in the middle of this one. Be careful with your hand. Thank

you. Ah, one by one. Then we take a bit of salt and start here. We take salt in

every... We take more salt where the white part is and not so much with the green, okay? Because the green one easily gets

really... And then there's this other game that's like, 'Never have I ever...' Oh yeah, and you have to like drink

every time. Yeah, yes. And people like, 'Never have I had a threesome...' And then people that have had a threesome they have

to drink. Not very secretive; people are really open-minded about that, I think. And so... so you were the one who taught me

The game 'Never Have I Ever'—it wasn't a sexual game at the time, because...

your career, so it's a bit different. Okay, so originally it's much more like...sexual. Yeah, there's always...

at the party that's so they do something, they say something that is a bit extreme, and then the next person has to also say

something extreme, because if not, it's boring, right? What are other typical questions? Well, when I play it, I

always start with stuff like, 'Never have I ever...eaten a live squid.' You had experience, and other people are not. Yeah.

'Never have I ever...' and then they're like, 'Never have I ever had sex with three people at the same time.' Is

there many people? Orgy and foursome...not so normal, but threesome, like three people. Yeah, there's always at least two

people at a party that start drinking. What is 'org' mean? 'Org' means when a lot of people have sex. Because we have the

kissing game, right? Oh, kissing game. Yeah, you spin the bottle, and then the bottle goes around and it points to you, and if

세계에서 가장 파격적인 성문화를 가진 노르웨이-노르웨이(5)

내이름은유재석 mynameyjs

노르웨이의 개방적인 성문화와 일상

세계에서 원나잇 스탠드가 가장 많은 나라로, 술을 마시고 만난 사람과 잠자리를 함께 한 후 다시는 연락하지 않는 경우가 흔함.

'Never have I ever' 게임을 통해 성 경험에 대한 개방적인 태도를 보임.  삼인 관계 경험에 대한 질문이 자연스럽게 나옴.

여성의 군 복무가 의무화되었다는 언급과 함께, 남녀가 같은 방을 사용하는지에 대한 질문이 나옴.

저렴한 공중 목욕탕(사우나)에 대한 설명. 가격과 이용 경험을 공유함.

과일을 먹어보는 장면과 함께 맛에 대한 평가를 함.

배를 타고 이동하는 장면과 함께, 배의 크기에 따른 우선순위에 대한 설명이 나옴.

바다에서 수영을 하고 사우나를 즐기는 장면.  추위와 더위를 번갈아 경험하는 묘사가 있음.

화자의 어린 시절 추억이 담긴 장소에 대한 회상.

바닷가 사우나를 이용하는 모습과 함께, 사우나의 온도와 경험에 대한 소감을 말함.

간단한 피크닉을 즐기며 음식에 대한 평가를 함.

노르웨이 문화에 대한 추가 설명 및 비교

겨울철 노르웨이 여성들의 노출에 대한 언급과 함께, 한국과의 문화적 차이를 비교함.

김치 담그는 과정을 보여주며, 재료 손질 및 양념 방법에 대한 설명을 함.

'Never have I ever' 게임에 대한 설명과 함께, 노르웨이 사람들의 성에 대한 개방적인 태도를 다시 언급함.

노르웨이가 원나잇 스탠드가 가장 많은 국가인 이유에 대한 화자의 개인적인 의견과 경험을 이야기함.

노르웨이의 개방적인 성 문화에 대한 다양한 추측과 한국과의 비교를 함.