Most stayed to watch as the woman undressed on stage and her male partner brought her to orgasm with a device that looked like a machine-powered saw with a phallic object instead of a blade. "It is probably something I will remember for the rest of my life," said student Justin Smith, 21. "I can't say that about my Econ 202 class and the material that I learned there." Once the demonstration began, Mr Smith said, "there was a lot of covering of the mouth like, 'Oh my gosh'. It was pretty quiet... I didn't really see people take affront, but they were engaged with the experience."
Faith Kroll, 25, said she had planned to simply answer questions and show off her sex toys but was game to demonstrate in the flesh after the students were shown an "absurd, clinical" video. "One of the students asked what my specific fetish was and mine is being in front of people, having the attention and being used," she said. "The students seemed really intrigued." Psychology professor John Michael Bailey said he initially hesitated, but decided to allow the public sex act. "My hesitation concerned the likelihood that many people would find this inappropriate," he wrote in a statement.
"My decision to say 'yes' reflected my inability to come up with a legitimate reason why students should not be able to watch such a demonstration." The university defended the risque display. "Northwestern University faculty members engage in teaching and research on a wide variety of topics, some of them controversial and at the leading edge of their respective disciplines," spokesman Alan Cubbage. "The university supports the efforts of its faculty to further the advancement of knowledge."
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2 comments:
How come that didn't happen in my school?
If we think you are acting it, It will draw attention away us and create sex less interesting. A fast tip for the women out there, Do not try to 'act-it-out', because that never performs.
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