Select Harvard University students had the unpleasant experience of attending Harvard’s “anal sex workshop” where hosts of the event actually handed out butt plugs to those in attendance. The event was called “What What in the Butt: Anal,” and it is just one controversial workshop of many being hosted by Harvard this week.
Sex Week at Harvard also includes events like “Beyond the Hub: Broadening Your Porn Horizons,” “Sex Toys 101: Feel Those Good Vibrations,” and “Unleashed: Kink 101.”
According to a student journalist who attended the “What What in the Butt” event, presenters went so far as “denouncing the ‘stupidity of abstinence’” and talked instead about how and why you should put things in your rear end.
One of the presenters was a woman named Natasha who is a representative at an “adult shop.” She told students that there are only two types of people in the world: “people who watch anal porn and dirty fucking liars.”
One of the more disturbing moments of the event was when Natasha reportedly handed out butt plugs and gloves to Harvard students. Not only did they have the students play with butt plugs, they also raffled sex toys off at the end of the workshop.
The College Fix reports that Natasha stated “not all men have penises, not all women have vaginas,” going on to call buttholes a “great sexual equalizer.” In addition to promoting anal sex, the workshop gave tips on how to perform it — in great detail. Natasha also claimed that the “population of priests and nuns are declining.”
In one tweet, the student journalist attending the event pointed out a great irony; a school that was founded on Christian principles has now degenerated to the point of handing out butt plugs to their students. Harvard’s original motto was “Christo et Ecclesiae” or “For Christ and Church.” Now, they have an entire week dedicated to teaching the finer points of casual or alternative sexual encounters.
Richard Raps is a Florida based journalist who previously worked in grassroots politics.
