Into the Green

@Lukas, teens aren’t dark. Maybe teens from Australia are dark and American to, but that is most likely a reflexion of the societies. I lived and went to school in Japan when my father worked there and I never found Japanese boys dark. They are very open and free about sex and maybe that is wast annoys people from other cultures where sex is a big problem. But Japan has almost none of monotheistic dogma and the children who grow up there are not only more free to do what they want then compared to in the West, but also they are far better behaved.

My feeling about Australia is that it was the DARKEST place I have ever gone. So Henson is right. But he is right only in the middle of his own place.

My aunt is friend of and worked with Dennis Cooper who lives here in Paris and he is what I call dark. When I see him in the cafe with his bf, they even have dark looks on their face even if they are smiling. Maybe this is his image. His work is very bloody. I mean cutting up boys bodies just to have a look at blood — guts — pain. I know there are people like that but that is dark to me.