*Where can I have sex?*
If you are staying with a host family, your landlord or landlady may not want their children to be aware of your sexual behaviour. You should ask your landlord/landlady for permission before letting someone else stay overnight in your room. If this starts to happen regularly, he/she may ask you to move or to pay more rent. There are no love hotels in the UK. You cannot usually rent a room for a short time: one night is usually the minimum period. In Britain, it is illegal to have sex in a public place, although it is rare for the police to take action if nobody can see or hear you. Kissing and fondling in public are accepted provided that you keep private parts of your body covered and try to be discreet On 5/24/07, Anthony West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is, overall, the best sexual advice I have read anywhere since I took up editing in 1981. I have no personal interest in sex, of course, but I'm a compulsive reader of columnists wherever I find them. So it does place the real estate agent in a new light. Let's not burn up the likes of Melani, Liz, Lindsay and Chris in weary political struggles; we may need them all to fix our more intimate lives. How about landlords? How good is their sexual advice, in the opinion of UC-list readers? Chances are at least one reader tonight really needs to know the answer. -- Tony West ---- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see <http://www.purple.com/list.html>.
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