In Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and some states of Australia, Boxing Day is primarily known as a shopping holiday, much as the United States treats the day after Thanksgiving. It is a time where shops have sales, often with dramatic price decreases. For many merchants, Boxing Day has become the day of the year with the greatest revenue. What about sex shops?
Last night there were 4 bodies, 1 hotel room, 1 king sized bed, 8 hands, 4 breasts, 4 mouths, 1 bottle of wine, 17 pre-bottle of wine cocktails, 1 iPod with 5,738 songs, 2 women, 2 men, 2 boxes of condoms, too many fantasies to count…and what happened was incredible for all involved.
The hard part now over, we undressed, wrapped ourselves in our towels and walked in to the public forum. Not too many people, a few couples having sex in one open area, a few others at the bar, and a group made up of two couples (one of whom I thought were the hottest ones there) starting to get close on one of the beds.
June 7th was a night to remember. Not only was it the first time R and I went to a swinger club, but we were also in a bad car accident on the way home, in a cab, as we were hit by a drunk driver who ran a red light. What a night!
One of the reasons that adults find it so difficult to discuss sex openly is because of the personal nature of sex. It’s important to consider how other people might feel as a result of what we say. So men can be offended if it is implied that because they are enthusiastic about sex this necessarily means that they are less discriminating. Not every man has been with a prostitute, for example.
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