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College orientation includes ‘sexual chocolate’ sex-ed event

By
Jackie Salo
Published Aug. 28, 2019
Updated Aug. 28, 2019, 1:43 p.m. ET

Freshmen at George Mason University were encouraged to use “chocolate in sex play” at an orientation event this week, a report said.

Nearly 100 students attended “Sexual Chocolate,” a part of the “Welcome2Mason 2019” freshman orientation Tuesday on the Fairfax, Va., campus, the College Fix reported.

The event was a “hot conversation about safer sex enjoyed with some tasty chocolate treats,” said guest speaker Stefanie Rhodes.

During the event, Rhodes flipped through a PowerPoint presentation that discussed consent and preventing sexually transmitted diseases, as well as suggestions to pour chocolate syrup on a partner for some safe-sex fun, according to the outlet.

“Always be careful about integrating food into sex play if you are actually going to have intercourse because oil and chocolate can break down latex,” Rhodes said. “You can save the chocolate for foreplay.”

John Cicchetti, associate director of the Student Support and Advocacy Center, told the outlet that the event is meant to teach students “how to have safe and healthy sex.”

Organizers said new students were “highly encouraged” but not required to attend the welcome week presentation, which was followed by complimentary chocolate treats, the College Fix reported.