The naughtiest places you have had sex
By Dana Fowles
Got a tale to share? Please send your sex stories to [email protected]. Names will be changed!
Charlie
I had sex under a tree in Hyde Park during the Olympics, while policemen were patrolling the area. Risky business…
Shauna
After a night out, my boyfriend and I couldn’t wait until we got home so he pinned me up against a wall in an alley way. I had to be reminded of this the next morning, I was mortified.
Jack
After a workout in the gym, I headed to the steam room to relax. I got more than I bargained for when I ended up having sex in there with a total stranger who had had the same idea. More calories burnt, I guess!
Kyle
I once had sex in a library, which felt very naughty. Still to this day, I do not know how we managed to get away with it. Thankfully there weren’t too many people around and we avoided getting caught.
Harriet
I once had sex in a club toilet – not my finest hour.
Tristan
I got chatting to a guy on Grindr, a gay networking app. We decided to meet up and ended up having sex in a suite at the London Hilton. The best kind of room service…
Olivia
While on holiday last year, I had very public sex on a balcony in Magaluf, or should I say Shagaluf. Classy…
John
My girlfriend and I once had sex in the back of a cinema during a fairly quiet viewing. That was pretty bad behaviour…
William
I had sex in a lift, which was a pretty interesting experience…
Lauren
During a late night gym session when no one else was around, I had sex in the jacuzzi. There were CCTV cameras, which was quite thrilling. Some poor soul somewhere has probably had to view the footage!
Dana Fowles
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