A community sex education centre is to broadcast a charity masturbate-a-thon live on the internet.
It's being organised by Carol Queen of The Centre for Sex & Culture in San Francisco.
The Centre is a non-profit, sex education organisation which provides events, classes and a library.
Participants in the May 2 event will collect money for charity and then masturbate privately.
The masturbate-a-thon will feature separate women's and men's areas, as well as a mixed-gender area.
Those taking part must be 18 and over, and prizes will be awarded for most money raised, among other achievements.
During the webcast, there will be clearly-marked separate public and private areas.
Part of the room will be seen on camera, while part will be shielded, so people who don't want to appear live on the webcam will be able to participate too.
It's being organised by Carol Queen of The Centre for Sex & Culture in San Francisco.
The Centre is a non-profit, sex education organisation which provides events, classes and a library.
Participants in the May 2 event will collect money for charity and then masturbate privately.
The masturbate-a-thon will feature separate women's and men's areas, as well as a mixed-gender area.
Those taking part must be 18 and over, and prizes will be awarded for most money raised, among other achievements.
During the webcast, there will be clearly-marked separate public and private areas.
Part of the room will be seen on camera, while part will be shielded, so people who don't want to appear live on the webcam will be able to participate too.
