<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/xmMHqHK.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong><strong>Elsa Nilssöm</strong>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=308599.msg15002936#msg15002936)<br/><strong>Age:</strong>24<br/><strong>Sexuality:</strong>Heteroflexible<br/><strong>Hometown:</strong>Stockholm, Sweden<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>2 July, 2019, evening<br/><strong>Location:</strong>very exquisite restaurant #BlownBudget #GoBigOrGoHome<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>as pictured<br/><strong>Coupled with:</strong>hopes and dreams<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Mark<br/><br/><hr/><br class="clear_left"/><br/><div class="floatright">(https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/Travel/Destinations/Europe/Spain/Majorca/tast-club-palma-restaurants-interior.jpg?imwidth=450)</div>The food served was exciting in it's all variety of colors and uniqueness. Among Elsa's friends it was well known that one of her favorite things to do while living in London was to randomly pick restaurants to go to. She had a heavy leaning towards choosing those restaurants with strong ethnic and cultural flares. So when the food was served her eyes lit up. It was one of the first times that she took her eyes off Mark for any appreciable amount of time. She snatched up a fork and started to spear various foods one at a time, popping them into her mouth and savoring the flavors of each one while Mark was talking. She was pleased to hear that Mark had a degree in such an interesting field. The fact that he was familiar with Sweden just earned him a few silent bonus points with his obvious respect for the country as a whole. Elsa had a strong sense of pride in her home.<br/><br/>Elsa chewed up her mouthful so she could respond to his question. Up until that point she had been greedily munching away. Her eyes were a little wide as she gave thought to the question. In her head she pictured people in America as being vehemently religious and she worried that her answer might startle him. She took a drink of the light beer to wash down the food and to give herself another moment to think before she responded.<br/><br/><strong>"Now I'm going to get myself into trouble here. I hope my former teachers forgive me. But It's common for people in Sweden and most of Europe to see religion much differently then they do in North America. First I'll start by saying, I don't follow any set religion although The Church of Sweden is the predominant religious education and upbringing that I had. I'm not a believer in spiritual entities but I am a believer in personal spirituality. The church in Sweden brings us to together and is a great community support system. So I would say that I am both religious but not a believer. I'm sorry if that's confusing. Maybe I should have just said, it was complicated. How do you feel about the subject?"</strong>