New!: Club Libertin Vol 17

The term "libertine" historically refers to a person who rejects conventional rules and moral restraints, often in pursuit of a more liberated lifestyle. A "Club libertin" could theoretically be a group that explores themes of freedom, personal expression, and possibly the challenging of societal norms.

The libertine tradition in French culture stretches back to the 17th‑century salons of the aristocracy and the 18th‑century philosophes such as Marquis de Sade, Georges Bataille, and the author of Les Liaisons dangereuses , Pierre Choderlos de Laclos. Their works celebrated personal freedom, questioned religious and moral authority, and foregrounded sexual desire as a conduit for philosophical inquiry. Club libertin vol 17

There is a specific kind of silence that falls over a room just before the masks go on. It is not the silence of emptiness, but the heavy, vibrating quiet of a deep intake of breath—a collective suspension of the self. The term "libertine" historically refers to a person