Peepz, I’ve been on a Kathleen Turner binge ever since I happened upon Romancing the Stone on Netflix a couple weeks ago. I just watched the Jewel of the Nile and holy shit that movie did not age well. It’s so racially intensive and just downright wrong that I cringed throughout most of the movie. KT was still hot, though. Those legs, I can’t get over her legs. I would pay to cuddle with vintage Kathleen Turner.
Once upon a time, if you wanted to do it with strangers, it meant doing it in non-luxury settings like a Bushwick warehouse or a Gowanus warehouse. These were accessible sex parties, open to everyone from debt-ridden millennials to the mean fat cat Wall Street jerk. Typical to our widening gulf between rich and poor though, the New York Post reports that a new out-of-town sex club is opening in NYC soon, and unlike the democratic sex clubs of the city we once knew, this one will cost you $10,000 at a minimum to get in. […]
Snctm owner Damon Lawner told the paper he’s currently scouting for a suitably exclusive location in which his A-list actor, model and “top lawyer” (lol) members can fill each other’s holes, with the first party planned for September 10th. As for the sex parties themselves, they come with a strict dress code (tuxedos for the gents, lingerie for the ladies), and Lawner insists they aren’t “sex parties,” at all. Instead they’re “erotic theater” and more about “conversation” and “the artistry of erotica” as opposed to just raw boning. Turns out that sex can be gentrified just as easily as Williamsburg.
Damn, that’s a hefty entrance fee. Sigh, rich people.
The constant demand for sex advice evidences the very human desire to feel sexually confident and capable. “No one wants to be dumb at sex,” Prause says — what an embarrassing area of life to know nothing about. That’s probably also why people don’t communicate about what they like or want to know about: They don’t want to look stupid. “But the expertise isn’t embedded in the information,” she says. “It’s embedded in the individual.” Put another way: Don’t study texts on sex; study your partner.
Paying attention to your partner is the best advice you’ll ever get if you want to get better at sex. Get out of your head and pay attention to the way they are responding to the way you move and to your touch.
“Hug me, I’m 18,” the t-shirt in the photo reads. It clings to the torso of a young woman sporting a come-hither look.
This may be a cuddle-for-hire website, but it’s not extolling the restorative power of platonic touch. Unlike the Snuggery, which has the soothing color scheme of a therapist’s personal blog and says it aims to “make the world a gentler place, one cuddle at a time,” Cuddle Time Agency is all about the women, with photos of cuddle babes lying in bikinis on yachts and scrunching their boobs together in grainy webcam shots.
This isn’t your platonic cuddle session.
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