There’s Now a Swingers Sex 101 Class at Bowery Bliss
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Swinger culture is socially acceptable in the mainstream, it seems. At least enough so that a PR company is littering local inboxes to pitch a Swinger appreciation course for beginners. Couldn’t help but publish for your amusement. Go for the class, leave with a romp.
“Swinger 101,” as it’s called, will be held at Bowery Bliss, the 4,000 square-foot, multilevel sex den at Bowery and Delancey.
From the mailbag:
Hosted by Jack & Jill, Swinger 101, is the perfect informational introduction to the lifestyle. If you are one of these hesitant or just curious people, Swinger 101 is the place to start. The forum will explain the swinger lifestyle and what it’s all about. It’s being offered free of charge, and Jack & Jill will be there to answer any questions you have. At the very least, Swinger 101 will expand your knowledge of the lifestyle, but it may even open a whole new world of possibilities.
Swinger 101 is a 30-minute presentation, followed by a Q&A session. It will be held at Bowery Bliss, NYC’s premier on-premise lifestyle club, located on the Bowery in Lower Manhattan. The first Swinger 101 will take place on Thursday, June 5th, at 7:30pm (Doors open at 7pm). Anyone interested in swinging, that is over 21, is welcome to attend. Due to limited seating, reservations are required. Visit www.AdultSocials.com/swinger101.html to register for Swinger 101.
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