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little_detailsWhat would it be like to grow up Roman Catholic? (Traditions, lifestyle, prayers, religious interpretation ect.?)
Would a girl in 1960s Naples be allowed to play football with her male peers? (Not necessarily with validation from the people around her, just in general)
How common were male-female friendships?
Did girls smoke as guys did? In public or in private?
What was it like being a lesbian in 1960’s Naples Italy?
If you moved to a more “modern” city like, say, Milan or Turin, could you and a same-sex partner live together without raising suspicions?
What was the stance on women wearing pants in Naples at the time?
What would set apart a not-so religious Catholic family from a very religious one?
Could two girls decide to be each other’s dancing partners at a party?
If a girl had short hair, but not super short, like a bob cut, what would people think of her?
Similarly, if a girl wore her father’s old clothes (aka men’s clothing), what would be thought of her?
Were alcoholics overtly frowned upon?
Would a girl in 1960s Naples be allowed to play football with her male peers? (Not necessarily with validation from the people around her, just in general)
How common were male-female friendships?
Did girls smoke as guys did? In public or in private?
What was it like being a lesbian in 1960’s Naples Italy?
If you moved to a more “modern” city like, say, Milan or Turin, could you and a same-sex partner live together without raising suspicions?
What was the stance on women wearing pants in Naples at the time?
What would set apart a not-so religious Catholic family from a very religious one?
Could two girls decide to be each other’s dancing partners at a party?
If a girl had short hair, but not super short, like a bob cut, what would people think of her?
Similarly, if a girl wore her father’s old clothes (aka men’s clothing), what would be thought of her?
Were alcoholics overtly frowned upon?
