City council initiates FKK-swingers getaway, with Mimi in attendance.
A 34-year-old city councilor from Mannheim, Julien Ferrat, has announced an unexpected venture: a political educational trip to Cap d'Agde, France, known for its nudist culture and renowned as an FKK (Freikörperkultur or naturist) village[1]. The trip, described as a "Political Education Trip to Cap d'Agde," was announced in the official gazette of Mannheim[1].
The trip has attracted controversy and disapproval, particularly from naturist associations. The German Association for Freikörperkultur (FKK) has criticized Ferrat's plans, stating that he does not distinguish between swinger and FKK, and his use of the terms leads to misunderstandings[1]. The CDU chairman in Mannheim, Christian Hötting, has also criticized the announcement, stating that it damages politics[1].
Despite the criticism, Ferrat maintains that the trip is intended for educational purposes. During the holiday, he plans to have political discussions, including a meeting with the head of the tourism office[1]. One participant on the trip, Mimi from Rhineland-Palatinate, will take part in some of the political education program and is interested in the tantra workshop offered by Ferrat[1].
Mimi, who prefers to remain anonymous to avoid trouble at work and also earns money on the erotic platform "Onlyfans" by selling nude pictures, has been a swinger for 11 years and travels to meetings all over Germany[1]. The holiday destination, Cap d'Agde, offers a unique environment for such an educational trip, with Village Naturiste, a part of Cap d'Agde, allowing for shopping, dining, sunbathing, and living naked[1].
Ferrat's long-term goal is to build an FKK swinger paradise in Mannheim and market Mannheim as the little sister of Cap d'Agde[1]. This ambitious plan has sparked debate about the boundaries between private lifestyle choices and public roles, particularly for public officials. The trip thereby serves as a focal point for broader discussions on sexuality, personal freedom, and political activism in contemporary Germany.
[1] Source: Local News Mannheim, 1st April 2023.
- The political education trip to Cap d'Agde, France, planned by Julien Ferrat, the city councilor from Mannheim, includes discussions on various topics, such as a meeting with the head of the tourism office.
- The vacation spot, Cap d'Agde, offers a unique nudist environment, featuring Village Naturiste where residents can shop, dine, sunbathe, and live freely without clothes.
- The trip, strongly criticized by the German Association for Freikörperkultur (FKK) and Mannheim's CDU chairman, Christian Hötting, aims to address issues related to sexuality, personal freedom, and political activism, as stated by Ferrat.
- Mimi, a participant on the trip from Rhineland-Palatinate, will attend part of the educational program and is particularly interested in the tantra workshop proposed by Ferrat, despite keeping her professional identity as an erotic content creator on the platform "Onlyfans" private to avoid complications at work.
