The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. Sign up today! Denver is full of gorgeous, fit, adventurous adults having lots of sex. But is it always good sex? Fortunately, our city is home to a growing sex-positive community. We asked them to explain—often in NSFW detail—how our sex culture is evolving, and how we can learn more about a natural act few of us are naturally good at.
It was , and sex was making headlines nationally. There was the Ashley Madison hack. And Ben Affleck was allegedly sleeping with the nanny. Here in Denver, the local reportage was similarly scintillating; however, the narrative skewed less Hollywood scandal and more romantic comedy.
According to two studies published that year, the Mile High City was among the five most sex-crazed towns in the country. Issues in the bedroom, of course, are not unique to Colorado. In high school health class, we get the basics of reproductive biology without being taught that sex can be gasp! If local sexperts are correct, quite a lot. Which is why a resident cadre of sexual guides is eager to lead you to new destinations—and, perhaps, new heights of delight.
Recently, though, a sexual awakening has begun to spread though the city, with established kink groups seeing their ranks swell and new organizations—including female-oriented sex shops, an erotica production company, a bondage-focused studio, and a wealth of titillating seminars and workshops—popping up around town over the past half-decade or so.
However, having an open mind might just help you boost your intimate moments—so you never have to choose between quantity and quality. If things go bad in the boidoir e.
