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第一次英語訪問,在(4/8/2014)南華早報City版刊登,有興趣不妨參考下部的引述。


http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/article/1565547/sex-club-helps-adventurous-hongkongers-fulfil-their-fantasies

Thousands of Hongkongers join sex club to fulfil their X-rated fantasies

PUBLISHED : Monday, 04 August, 2014, 9:16am
UPDATED : Monday, 04 August, 2014, 11:02am



Thousands of Hongkongers join sex club to fulfil their X-rated fantasies


A still from Love's Whirlpool, which reflects in part what happens at a Swing and Bang Club event.
Love's Whirlpool, a Japanese film now playing on local screens, uses a swingers' club to explore the modern conundrum of fulfilling the human need to connect even as people seem increasingly unable to communicate with one another. Adapted for the screen by Daisuke Miura and based on his 2005 play of the same name, it follows the events at a sex party where eight strangers overcome inhibitions and inevitable awkwardness for a night of doubtful couplings.

The film's party organisers have a real-life Hong Kong counterpart in Chris, a nattily turned out local man in his early 40s whose day job gives him the flexibility to run the sex club that he founded in 2007. He initially organised a few parties for fun, but then decided he could help people learn more about sex.

It's harder to find decent men, though. Some may have good looks, but they can be mean or have inflated egos CHRIS, ORGANISER
But while they share similarities with the movie in terms of sexual activities and some rules (participants must use protection and respect the women's wishes), Chris says many of the male characters in the movie would not have been accepted into his Swing and Bang Club, which now claims more than 3,000 members.

"We don't get sex-crazed or perverted people," he says.

The club aims to give a safe and discrete environment for people to act out their sexual fantasies, Chris says, so applicants are vetted and must agree to its rules and submit results of a recent blood test along with photos and a form detailing their sexual experience.

He began asking for blood tests in 2009, first to check for hepatitis B, then HIV/Aids and eventually for all sexually transmitted diseases. Now members are required to be tested every six months and send in the results before they may join the next party.

Chris knows of four other sex party groups in Hong Kong, but believes his club is the only one that demands blood tests. "There's one group that gets blood tests, but only from the men. Isn't that strange?" he asks.

His members, he says, are ordinary looking people, with women aged 18 to 50 and men 22 to 49. "The meetings are meant to create a culture that's inclusive," Chris says. "As long as the person has a good personality, we will accept them.

"It's harder to find decent men, though. Some may have good looks, but they can be mean or have inflated egos."


Illustration: Stephanie Carter
The Swing and Bang Club organises parties almost every week, attracting between eight and 20 participants each time. Date and themes, such as cosplay or bondage, are set well in advance, but the place and time are revealed just a few hours before the event. Venues range from private residences to adjoining hotel rooms and serviced apartments.

As the emcee, Chris encourages everyone to take part in some activity - anything from dancing, a game of truth or dare or even chess - to break the ice before retiring to a room with a partner or partners.

Many of the men, particularly new members, are eager to show off their sexual prowess, but are quickly humbled by the realisation they may not be the Don Juans they imagine themselves to be.

Peter (not his real name) was one such person. A managerial executive in his 30s, he joined the club four years ago and soon discovered that there was a lot he did not know about giving and receiving sexual pleasure.

"The girl I was with taught me how to kiss, and then I realised how soft a kiss could be and how there were many levels of kissing. When it comes to sex I have learned a lot ... about how to stimulate the woman," he says. "I'm still learning up to now ... I've also learned that women really do enjoy sex."

Chris has actually wound up giving tips on bedroom techniques during the events. "As soon as they learn it, they can use it," he says, laughing. "Where are they are going to learn about sex? They aren't going to learn about it in school or at home."

When the club first started, he didn't participate in the activities, but later began to help engage the women in foreplay before backing away for the other men to follow through.

The participants all don colour-coded bracelets to signal their inclinations: green indicates the wearer only seeks one-to-one interaction, for example, and women wearing orange bangles are ready to be touched and kissed but do not want coitus.

Some men see the orange bracelet as a challenge and try and get the woman to take it off, but Chris emphasises that everyone must recognise that "no" means just that.

Members pay fees for events ranging from about HK$300 to HK$400 for men and HK$100 to HK$200 for women to cover operating costs; Chris insists on payment from women to discourage those who might make use of his club to seek clients for so-called compensated dating.

Obviously, this kind of activity faces all kinds of legal issues. David Boyton, a barrister and former chief inspector of police, says if organisers charge participants to attend sex parties, they may be regarded as living off the earnings of sexual services and could be charged with lewd conduct.

"If no money changes hands, then it is not illegal, but they are going to premises for sex services, so there is a profit aspect," he says. "Hong Kong laws are based in Victorian morality."

Chris has already had a run-in with the law but says he's not worried. In 2008, he was charged with distributing obscene material after police were tipped off about sexually explicit photos that he posted on the club website. He admitted fault and has since restricted access to the photos to club members.

"The police know what I am doing. We are not doing drugs, everyone is of legal age and we are having consensual sex," Chris says.

"I make sure the female members are not prostitutes, and the money I charge is used to pay for rental of rooms, buying refreshments, condoms and sex toys. I'm doing something healthy. I want people in Hong Kong to have more clubs like this so I can take a break and have some fun, too."

A police spokesman says there is no definition of a sex party under Hong Kong law. Whether such activity is deemed unlawful will depend on the way it is conducted.

Organisers may be liable for charges if they are deemed to be "causing prostitution", "living on earnings of prostitution of others" or "permitting premises or vessel to be used for prostitution" under the Crimes Ordinance, the spokesman says. They may also face charges for outraging public decency under common law.

In Chris' view, casual sex and love don't go together, so he has instituted a ban on couples in the club. "I have had couples who have met at my sex parties and think they are good together. I talk about it with them seriously because if they want to have a relationship, then I have to ban them from the club. That's because if it doesn't work out, which it invariably doesn't, I don't want them coming back to find another person."

However, Chan Lo, a registered social worker and family counsellor, says it's impossible for people not to form an emotional attachment when they share such physical intimacy. In exploring each other's bodies, there is an emotional connection.

"It's hard to just have sex. It would be challenging to stay within the boundaries of not being emotionally attached."

Peter, who has had a steady girlfriend for more than 10 years, seems to think he can remain detached throughout his partying. "I am cheating on her, but I'm not playing with her emotions. These parties haven't affected our relationship, but sex-wise it's much better. She asked how I knew all these [techniques]; I told her I did some research online ... I know it's a risk, but I don't want to jeopardise my relationship."

Interviewed over the phone at a party where sounds of sexual activity can be heard in background, Peter says he hasn't told any of his friends about his X-rated hobby.

"I'm not afraid of what they will think of me, but more that perhaps they will be jealous of me," he says.

In fact, Peter advocates sex parties as a good way to relieve stress. "It's like exercising: you get a good workout, and afterwards you feel tired and sweaty. Sex is a primal human need."

While the club has held most events in various premises in Kowloon, members have rented villas abroad for special outings, and last year went on a jaunt in a rented tour bus to mark the club's sixth anniversary.

"Can you imagine having sex in a bus trundling through streets you normally walk along? It was quite an experience," Peter says. "I've had many fantasies fulfilled, like threesomes, group sex - even ones I had never thought of."

At 19 years of age, Kitty is one of the youngest members. The student inadvertently discovered the club website four years ago, but had to wait until she was 18 to join because it strictly enforced its rule on only admitting people of age.

"I had some sexual experience, but wanted to learn and see other things in a safe environment," says Kitty, who values the group's openness. "If you want to improve, you can ask your partner and you won't lose face."

But for all their emphasis on safety and consensual acts, these clubs have plenty of detractors. Tik Chi-yuen, president of the Hong Kong Institute of Family Education, says activities such as parties debase the value and meaning of sex.

"Mainstream society, whether it's more liberal Western or conservative Chinese, supports monogamy and loyalty to partners," Tik says. "Sex is nothing like playing sport and having a coffee with friends. You can hardly argue that sex is a form of casual social activity - it is combined with love and emotional interaction. There are many forms of stress relief besides sex."
Post time 4-8-2014 15:36:11 | Show all posts
http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/article/1565547/sex-club-helps-adventurous-hongkongers-fulfil-their-fantasies

Thousands of Hongkongers join sex club to fulfil their X-rated fantasies

PUBLISHED : Monday, 04 August, 2014, 9:16am
UPDATED : Monday, 04 August, 2014, 11:02am



Thousands of Hongkongers join sex club to fulfil their X-rated fantasies


A still from Love's Whirlpool, which reflects in part what happens at a Swing and Bang Club event.
Love's Whirlpool, a Japanese film now playing on local screens, uses a swingers' club to explore the modern conundrum of fulfilling the human need to connect even as people seem increasingly unable to communicate with one another. Adapted for the screen by Daisuke Miura and based on his 2005 play of the same name, it follows the events at a sex party where eight strangers overcome inhibitions and inevitable awkwardness for a night of doubtful couplings.

The film's party organisers have a real-life Hong Kong counterpart in Chris, a nattily turned out local man in his early 40s whose day job gives him the flexibility to run the sex club that he founded in 2007. He initially organised a few parties for fun, but then decided he could help people learn more about sex.

It's harder to find decent men, though. Some may have good looks, but they can be mean or have inflated egos CHRIS, ORGANISER
But while they share similarities with the movie in terms of sexual activities and some rules (participants must use protection and respect the women's wishes), Chris says many of the male characters in the movie would not have been accepted into his Swing and Bang Club, which now claims more than 3,000 members.

"We don't get sex-crazed or perverted people," he says.

The club aims to give a safe and discrete environment for people to act out their sexual fantasies, Chris says, so applicants are vetted and must agree to its rules and submit results of a recent blood test along with photos and a form detailing their sexual experience.

He began asking for blood tests in 2009, first to check for hepatitis B, then HIV/Aids and eventually for all sexually transmitted diseases. Now members are required to be tested every six months and send in the results before they may join the next party.

Chris knows of four other sex party groups in Hong Kong, but believes his club is the only one that demands blood tests. "There's one group that gets blood tests, but only from the men. Isn't that strange?" he asks.

His members, he says, are ordinary looking people, with women aged 18 to 50 and men 22 to 49. "The meetings are meant to create a culture that's inclusive," Chris says. "As long as the person has a good personality, we will accept them.

"It's harder to find decent men, though. Some may have good looks, but they can be mean or have inflated egos."


Illustration: Stephanie Carter
The Swing and Bang Club organises parties almost every week, attracting between eight and 20 participants each time. Date and themes, such as cosplay or bondage, are set well in advance, but the place and time are revealed just a few hours before the event. Venues range from private residences to adjoining hotel rooms and serviced apartments.

As the emcee, Chris encourages everyone to take part in some activity - anything from dancing, a game of truth or dare or even chess - to break the ice before retiring to a room with a partner or partners.

Many of the men, particularly new members, are eager to show off their sexual prowess, but are quickly humbled by the realisation they may not be the Don Juans they imagine themselves to be.

Peter (not his real name) was one such person. A managerial executive in his 30s, he joined the club four years ago and soon discovered that there was a lot he did not know about giving and receiving sexual pleasure.

"The girl I was with taught me how to kiss, and then I realised how soft a kiss could be and how there were many levels of kissing. When it comes to sex I have learned a lot ... about how to stimulate the woman," he says. "I'm still learning up to now ... I've also learned that women really do enjoy sex."

Chris has actually wound up giving tips on bedroom techniques during the events. "As soon as they learn it, they can use it," he says, laughing. "Where are they are going to learn about sex? They aren't going to learn about it in school or at home."

When the club first started, he didn't participate in the activities, but later began to help engage the women in foreplay before backing away for the other men to follow through.

The participants all don colour-coded bracelets to signal their inclinations: green indicates the wearer only seeks one-to-one interaction, for example, and women wearing orange bangles are ready to be touched and kissed but do not want coitus.

Some men see the orange bracelet as a challenge and try and get the woman to take it off, but Chris emphasises that everyone must recognise that "no" means just that.

Members pay fees for events ranging from about HK$300 to HK$400 for men and HK$100 to HK$200 for women to cover operating costs; Chris insists on payment from women to discourage those who might make use of his club to seek clients for so-called compensated dating.

Obviously, this kind of activity faces all kinds of legal issues. David Boyton, a barrister and former chief inspector of police, says if organisers charge participants to attend sex parties, they may be regarded as living off the earnings of sexual services and could be charged with lewd conduct.

"If no money changes hands, then it is not illegal, but they are going to premises for sex services, so there is a profit aspect," he says. "Hong Kong laws are based in Victorian morality."

Chris has already had a run-in with the law but says he's not worried. In 2008, he was charged with distributing obscene material after police were tipped off about sexually explicit photos that he posted on the club website. He admitted fault and has since restricted access to the photos to club members.

"The police know what I am doing. We are not doing drugs, everyone is of legal age and we are having consensual sex," Chris says.

"I make sure the female members are not prostitutes, and the money I charge is used to pay for rental of rooms, buying refreshments, condoms and sex toys. I'm doing something healthy. I want people in Hong Kong to have more clubs like this so I can take a break and have some fun, too."

A police spokesman says there is no definition of a sex party under Hong Kong law. Whether such activity is deemed unlawful will depend on the way it is conducted.

Organisers may be liable for charges if they are deemed to be "causing prostitution", "living on earnings of prostitution of others" or "permitting premises or vessel to be used for prostitution" under the Crimes Ordinance, the spokesman says. They may also face charges for outraging public decency under common law.

In Chris' view, casual sex and love don't go together, so he has instituted a ban on couples in the club. "I have had couples who have met at my sex parties and think they are good together. I talk about it with them seriously because if they want to have a relationship, then I have to ban them from the club. That's because if it doesn't work out, which it invariably doesn't, I don't want them coming back to find another person."

However, Chan Lo, a registered social worker and family counsellor, says it's impossible for people not to form an emotional attachment when they share such physical intimacy. In exploring each other's bodies, there is an emotional connection.

"It's hard to just have sex. It would be challenging to stay within the boundaries of not being emotionally attached."

Peter, who has had a steady girlfriend for more than 10 years, seems to think he can remain detached throughout his partying. "I am cheating on her, but I'm not playing with her emotions. These parties haven't affected our relationship, but sex-wise it's much better. She asked how I knew all these [techniques]; I told her I did some research online ... I know it's a risk, but I don't want to jeopardise my relationship."

Interviewed over the phone at a party where sounds of sexual activity can be heard in background, Peter says he hasn't told any of his friends about his X-rated hobby.

"I'm not afraid of what they will think of me, but more that perhaps they will be jealous of me," he says.

In fact, Peter advocates sex parties as a good way to relieve stress. "It's like exercising: you get a good workout, and afterwards you feel tired and sweaty. Sex is a primal human need."

While the club has held most events in various premises in Kowloon, members have rented villas abroad for special outings, and last year went on a jaunt in a rented tour bus to mark the club's sixth anniversary.

"Can you imagine having sex in a bus trundling through streets you normally walk along? It was quite an experience," Peter says. "I've had many fantasies fulfilled, like threesomes, group sex - even ones I had never thought of."

At 19 years of age, Kitty is one of the youngest members. The student inadvertently discovered the club website four years ago, but had to wait until she was 18 to join because it strictly enforced its rule on only admitting people of age.

"I had some sexual experience, but wanted to learn and see other things in a safe environment," says Kitty, who values the group's openness. "If you want to improve, you can ask your partner and you won't lose face."

But for all their emphasis on safety and consensual acts, these clubs have plenty of detractors. Tik Chi-yuen, president of the Hong Kong Institute of Family Education, says activities such as parties debase the value and meaning of sex.

"Mainstream society, whether it's more liberal Western or conservative Chinese, supports monogamy and loyalty to partners," Tik says. "Sex is nothing like playing sport and having a coffee with friends. You can hardly argue that sex is a form of casual social activity - it is combined with love and emotional interaction. There are many forms of stress relief besides sex."
Post time 5-8-2014 02:50:03 | Show all posts
"The girl I was with taught me how to kiss, and then I realised how soft a kiss could be and how there were many levels of kissing.
When it comes to sex I have learned a lot ... about how to stimulate the woman," he says. "I'm still learning up to now ...
I've also learned that women really do enjoy sex."
哩個真.....我都係入會後先開始研究點用口..... 有女士提學習速度快好多.....

Chris has actually wound up giving tips on bedroom techniques during the events. "As soon as they learn it, they can use it," he says, laughing.
"Where are they are going to learn about sex? They aren't going to learn about it in school or at home."
哩個直頭係我入會既原因.....雖然唔係佔全部

Chris has already had a run-in with the law but says he's not worried. In 2008, he was charged with distributing obscene material after police were tipped off about sexually explicit photos that he posted on the club website.
He admitted fault and has since restricted access to the photos to club members.
睇黎會長背脊應該都中左唔少箭....插到滿哂果隻

Post time 4-10-2014 17:22:33 | Show all posts
Chris replied at 3-10-2014 03:09
debase the value and meaning of sex (低貶性嘅價值同意義)....

當有避孕套(二千年前埃及人已經用羊腸 ...

題外話
老熊對「只有人類和海豚,會只為歡愉而做愛的」這句說話一直存疑,除了聽到某電台DJ 講過之外,就只有看過網上的甚麼「50件你不知到的事情」。
人類會作出各種行為和工具,去阻止精子和卵子的結合,咁做愛好明顯就是為了歡愉,咁海豚又有甚麼行為去支持這一種說法呢?
老熊曾經上網去搵過資料,但除了那 50 件甚麼的,沒有進一步資料。
老熊好懷疑這只是網上的另一則垃圾資訊。
反而,看過 Paolino 介紹的演講
Monogamy is not natural...it's a society invention
在 video 裡面,有一則很有趣的資料,就是不同靈掌類動物,做愛次數同懷孕次數的比例, 人類大約是 1000 : 1 (會長一定會話,止唔止呀?)
黑猩猩 (Bonobo) 同 長臂猿 (chimp)  同樣都係 1000 : 1,  其他的就低好多了 (好多動物一年做幾次愛咋!)
所以,與其說 只有海豚同人類會因為歡愉而做愛,不如說 黑猩猩 同 長臂猿 了。

Post time 4-8-2014 15:34:11 | Show all posts
Auntie replied at 4-8-2014 12:36
我都睇咗, 收費可能真係有啲出入~

我覺得作者用咗一個好聰明既方法去保護佢份報紙同佢本人~

認同EE所說...

也好認同其中一位人仕的comments, 值得反思...

(quote)
However, Chan Lo, a registered social worker and family counsellor, says it's impossible for people not to form an emotional attachment when they share such physical intimacy. In exploring each other's bodies, there is an emotional connection.

"It's hard to just have sex. It would be challenging to stay within the boundaries of not being emotionally attached."

(end quote)

我相信完全分開sex & emotions 的確有難度, 重點係活動後點樣去消化...

所以我一直都覺得,參加 sex party 並不是想像中咁簡單的活動,但當你掌握到當中橈門,就能夠楽在其中了~

Post time 7-8-2014 15:20:15 | Show all posts
Andrew replied at 7-8-2014 12:41
篇報導主要係探討呢種活動嘅法律同心理層面。喺心理層面,兩個專業人士(社工)話:

However, Chan Lo, a re ...

it's impossible for people not to form an emotional attachment when they share such physical intimacy.
對, 老熊睇到唸句個時都好出奇, 咁D嫖客同玩 ONS D人算係乜野, 呢D就係道德佬同理想主意者, 對呢D長期社會現像的視而不見的慣常手法.
就好似幾廿年前, D阿媽教女, 唔好咁隨便, 第一次點都要留反畀未來老公, 佢先會錫你. 原來幸福婚姻係靠塊膜黎判定, 一樣咁可笑.
其實用另一個角度諗, 如果兩個人的關係, 可以超越性的枷鎖, 即係大家走在一起, 並不是因為她/他只和我上床; 大家走在一起, 並不是因為我只和她/他上床,
豈不是更偉大.


Post time 3-10-2014 09:28:10 | Show all posts
Thanks for sharing Chris!


It is very refreshing to know that such a club exist in Hong Kong, which I believe most people can only imagine in the dreams. Back in my home country where people are way more open-minded, I had never come across anything like this before! Because it is unlawful to conduct such activities, thus even if there are such clubs, they must be super low-profile and exclusively private!
Thus when I get to know the existence of S&B, it is absolutely my dream comes true, and I am ready to grab it with both hands!
Once again, I want to thank you Chris for making this club a reality, and I understand that it is very challenging just to keep it running.
Post time 23-8-2019 17:39:39 | Show all posts
Very informative article it's very helpful to understand that how it working. I think everyone have desire to enjoy sexual fantasies but there are no options. After knowing about S&B I feel it's haven for sex lovers. I want to salute to Chris's hard work who built a safe place.  
                                         In the future I would like to learn how can do good kiss.
 Author| Post time 3-10-2014 03:09:57 | Show all posts
Andrew replied at 7-8-2014 15:54
其實,我都唔可以話佢哋有乜講錯,因為佢地只係講緊emotional connection (感情連繫)同emotional interac ...

debase the value and meaning of sex (低貶性嘅價值同意義)....

當有避孕套(二千年前埃及人已經用羊腸做避孕套)甚至避孕藥出現左,
Sex就已經唔再係單純為左傳宗接代而發生,動物界要去到較高智慧的物種(如海豚)才懂得享受性帶來的樂趣,
螳螂蜘蛛就真係為左承傳下一代連命都唔要,我地就當然唔會係咁,我地都只係貪玩頑皮者。。
Post time 8-11-2014 10:12:39 | Show all posts
SCMP報導是中性的, 不同的人有不同標準和底線.所謂道德, 因"時"、"地"和"人"而異.對於我而言, 覺得生命苦短, 人生无常, 在不傷害別人的大原則下, 在短暫而苦多於樂的生命中尋找一點快樂, 有錯嗎?不可以嗎?什么是人權?不想支配別人生命, 別人可以支配我的嗎?
媽呀!!!

Post time 4-8-2014 12:33:54 | Show all posts
熊叔叔 replied at 4-8-2014 10:29
讀完....
男士收費個度有D出入喎.
Peter + Kitty 讚.

我都睇咗, 收費可能真係有啲出入~

我覺得作者用咗一個好聰明既方法去保護佢份報紙同佢本人~
就係引用專家意見~

寫會員心聲, 會長既說話都好真實, 無做啲花巧嘢~

整體感覺唔會覺得淫亂 大致上無咩褒貶!



Post time 7-11-2014 13:32:24 | Show all posts
開頭見到咁大篇英文想講too long didn't read 架啦, 但又想睇下SCMP既角度
佢都算寫得好中性架啦,雖然佢引既專家都係比較負面既,但有咩真實得過自己對性既睇法呢?
呢篇已經係一個好好既開始,加油Chris
 Author| Post time 10-8-2014 03:44:53 | Show all posts
辛巴 replied at 9-8-2014 23:07
睇完之後,我依個新人對個會有多左認識

當然篇野提到最緊要既緊係依個會既安全措施啦

咦~睇黎辛巴應該係外型好得果乍人黎喎,真係令人期待呢。
 Author| Post time 5-8-2014 02:37:26 | Show all posts
泡泡 replied at 4-8-2014 15:36
http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/article/1565547/sex-club-helps-adventurous-hongkongers-fu ...

謝謝泡泡的轉載。
 Author| Post time 3-10-2014 03:02:20 | Show all posts
熊叔叔 replied at 7-8-2014 15:20
對, 老熊睇到唸句個時都好出奇, 咁D嫖客同玩 ONS D人算係乜野, 呢D就係道德佬同理想主意者, 對呢D長期社 ...

好同意你既講法。
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dick replied at 5-8-2014 02:50
"The girl I was with taught me how to kiss, and then I realised how soft a kiss could be and how the ...

辛酸血淚多到唔知點講.....。
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I learnt the existence of this club through that article! really appreciate the professionalism SCMP demonstrated
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Good, 讓多 d 人知道咩係 " Safe Fun Party" , 我地係玩得安全又開心架 ^^
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louison147 replied at 4-8-2014 19:25
你地指收費唔正確係太理想化?

唔正確是指同事實不符而已.

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收費係有D唔正確....
其實報導得唔負面, 如果我未join S&B, 睇左呢篇報導, 都會上網找找會網睇下..
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The law usually does not embody the morally right, but instead arbitrary social norms.
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我就是2014年讀過這文章才認識s&b的呢(然後2021年才報名face palm)
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熱烈祝賀S&B再進一步走出本地...將成為SEX PARTY界的國際品牌!!
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<<有性友愛平基會>>都係會長chris丫~~
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倒是幾喜歡張illustration!把酒當歌敢!哈!
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讀完....
男士收費個度有D出入喎.
Peter + Kitty 讚.
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唔識英文都要買!!!撐!!!!
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睇得吾太明都要buy 尼support 下
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looking forward to experience.
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