Your era

[Inika]

What era do you feel most drawn to and why?

For me I've always been drawn anywhere between 1920'2 to 1940's. Although I have little to no idea, life seemed simple back then. Chivalry was not dead. Men were gentleman and women were ladies. Even in lower class they seemed to do the best to be as classy as possible. I admit I'd be most comfortable being in middle to upper class lol Life in the shoes of the upper class back then seemed totally elegant. The estates they would live in. I also admit that a lot of this ideal of the estates they lived in comes from my love of the series called Poirot. A Belgian private detective. I love everything about that series.

[Aoitha]

Originally Posted by FairyDawn

What era do you feel most drawn to and why?

For me I've always been drawn anywhere between 1920'2 to 1940's. Although I have little to no idea, life seemed simple back then. Chivalry was not dead. Men were gentleman and women were ladies. Even in lower class they seemed to do the best to be as classy as possible. I admit I'd be most comfortable being in middle to upper class lol Life in the shoes of the upper class back then seemed totally elegant. The estates they would live in. I also admit that a lot of this ideal of the estates they lived in comes from my love of the series called Poirot. A Belgian private detective. I love everything about that series.

I have always been drawn to the Woodstock era.The music, the atmosphere.

[Sisyphus]

1840's Victorian era. (Sort of Oliver Twist times). Loved the subject in school times, fascinated with the way people had lived in those times, social and welfare.

More so how youngsters were treated put to work early and placed in workhouses.

[Honza]

The 1960's and 70's.......they were wild and free times.

[Tristran]

Ancient Greece / Europe when the Rephaim were free to traverse multiple dimensions via monolith stone circles (stargates) and this physical world.

[Faith33]

Medievel period....I even ( inadvertently) dress the part at times.

[Dragonsong]

Medieval England, not because I would want to live in that time era, but I find the history of Medieval England so fascinating, from Henry II to Richard III,and for all those who love those Crown books, they are loosely based on the war of the roses.

I would say the 60s,70s and 80s!!

Everything I loved starting leaving (in the 80s) which is sad......

[jojobean]

colonial times
wild west
and the 1920's

[Bluto]

1970s America. There's something about the vehicles, cars and trucks, cinema, and the folk music that's magical to me. There's an intangible quality to 1970s America that I can't quite articulate.