Someone told me that Fasching is a love free for all, is this true?

Question

Someone told me that Fasching is a love free for all, is this true?

Answer 1

Nope, I haven't yet a German woman who knows how to really love a man the way she should!

Answer 2

If you are halfways agreeable to look at, no problem at any time.

But traditionally Carnival/Fastnacht/Fasching time is a time of licentiousness, and it used not to be counted as cheating if you went astray for the day when I was living there 20 years ago.

Answer 3

No i don't think that,s true,Who told you that?

Answer 4

Not quite. It is a German festival at which people, generally children dress up in costumes (kind of like Halloween), adults may also dress up in costumes to attend a Faschingsparty of some sort. (It's not like trick or treating here in the States.)

Answer 5

Hey, I guess none of you have ever been on Rosenmontag in Cologne or Dusseldorf.

Several years ago I was in Cologne. I remember ending up that day partying in a living room with complete strange people.

That happens all over the place and depending on the people, free love is included.

Answer 6

Fasching is a carnival celebration that precedes Lent in German-speaking countries and communities; Shrovetide.