How people define what they find erotic may be different, but the basic idea is the same – it’s all about sex. And let’s be honest, we all think about it. So why not embrace it openly instead of sitting behind closed doors reading “Fifty Shades of Gray” and wishing that Christian Gray would come knocking down our door (although that wouldn’t be such a bad thing).
In some cities it may be difficult to openly embrace your sexuality, but luckily Philly is not one of them. Here in the City of Brotherly Love there are tons of things you can do to embrace your sexy self. Check out some things that are on our “must try” list.
Pole Dancing Classes at Pole Haus
This place is the only Pole Dance Fitness Studio in Center City. It provides varied levels of pole dance instruction, private lessons, flexibility training and pole conditioning classes. Oh and it’s a great place to have a bachelorette party, celebrate a birthday or just have a girls night out!
This troupe keeps the spirit of cabaret, burlesque and all-around “showbizzy-ness” alive by presenting a new show each month. It’s an adults-only pastiche of singing, dancing, and comedy all wrapped up in a Burlesque Show.
A well-known pleasure boutique located in the heart of the city. They offer body-safe, eco-sexy products that enhance sexual experience and intimacy. Make sure you stop here to get that special someone (or yourself) something sexy for the holidays.
Body Restoration’s Massage Class for Couples
This spa offers a crash course for couples who are massage novices and want to learn how touch can draw you closer together. You and your partner will learn, through instruction, how to give a relaxing back massage.
Want to hear sexy stories or learn about bisexuality, porn or other sexual topics? The Erotic Literary Salon, run by Sexologist Susana Mayer, offers a guided discussion on erotic topics and literature. Participants discuss everything from short pieces on prehistoric mating rituals to tantric sex, and even wedding-night remembrances. The salon is for people who aren’t afraid of dirty words, and are looking to expand their minds.
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