Sweden sex competition sparks reactions
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Sweden has concluded plans to host its maiden sex competition, marking a unique declaration of sex as a form of sport.
According to a report, the competition is scheduled to commence next week. Participants will engage in extended sex sessions, lasting up to six hours per day.
The report indicates that the winners of this groundbreaking competition will be determined by a panel of judges, while the audience will also play a role in influencing the final decisions.
The European Sex Championship, scheduled to begin on June 8, will span a six-week period. Participants will partake in sexual activities ranging from 45 minutes to 1 hour daily, depending on the duration of their matches.
According to the report, the audience will have the opportunity to observe various aspects of the sexual activity and contribute to the decision-making process. Factors such as the chemistry between partners, sexual knowledge, and endurance level will be considered in determining the winners.
“Contestants’ familiarity with the ancient Sanskrit scripture on sex and eroticism, the ‘Kamasutra,’ will also factor into the scoring system, rewarding participants with points based on their understanding of sex,” the report unveiled.
Promoting inclusivity, the championship welcomes individuals of different sexual orientations, emphasizing respect for diversity. The organizers believe that sexual orientation can significantly impact the competition and influence match outcomes.
Expressing their enthusiasm for the event, the organizers emphasized that incorporating sexual orientation as a strategic element in a sporting context is a groundbreaking development within European countries.
Meanwhile, the announcement of the sex competition has sparked a range of reactions on social media. While some individuals support the move as a means to challenge inhibitions surrounding sex, others remain skeptical.