Sex Clubs Are Everywhere — Even In Your Tiny, Rural Hometown
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On today's episode of BuzzFeed Daily, we broke down the top pop culture headlines AND discussed the return of sex clubs amid the pandemic. You can listen below or scroll down to read more about the interview!
BuzzFeed Daily: What even is a sex party? What goes on in there?
BuzzFeed Daily: Is this like mostly couples, or do single people go?
HL: Usually it's couples, but then who really wants to go are single men — the stereotype is true. And so they're charged a huge amount of money to go. If a single man wants to go, he has to pay like three times as much and then single women will be free because they're like unicorns. But usually it's a lot of couples, and there'll be some single man. Single women are rare, but when I see them, I'm like, "Hello, hey girl, hashtag feminism." I'm so happy to see single women there.
BuzzFeed Daily: So after a year of basically being legally banned from human contact, how does a post-pandemic sex party change? I mean, what is the feeling of everyone just sort of being in this room together? Are we seeing new people? And what are the clubs doing to keep people safe?
In other news, after Ashton Kutcher’s revelation that he and Mila Kunis don’t bathe their kids unless they “see dirt on them” led to two weeks of other celebrities divulging their own bathing habits, the couple posted an Instagram video responding to the backlash.
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