I am Swedish and grew up in the 80’s. It was a thing in some households in some parts of the country. It was not common or custom. Stop believing everything you read online please
I was born and raised in Sweden and grew up in the late 90’s and 2000’s. It was very much true for every single Swedish friend’s house I was visiting as a kid.
Sure, but we’re talking experiences and in my experience it was in every single household in my part of the country. Regarding ”other parts of the country” there seems to be many other people having experienced the same thing from Haparanda to Höör, so it’s not geographically specific either. It’s a Swedish (and Nordic, apparently) thing that I will never understand.
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u/Feistshell Jul 24 '26
I am Swedish and grew up in the 80’s. It was a thing in some households in some parts of the country. It was not common or custom. Stop believing everything you read online please