THE presenter of Channel 4’s “Sex Actually” show, Alice Levine was in the same room with several people who came to orgasm during a so-called wellness course
The TV presenter was a little embarrassed when Dozens of people began to experience sexual climax next to her.
Levin closely follows the lives of people exploring their sexuality in the new series of the British channel.
In Wednesday’s episode (October 6), he explored sexual well-being and took a “full body orgasm” lesson.
She did not reach orgasm but those around her seemed to enjoy it
Levin could not orgasm but she could not help but notice the excited noises coming from the people around her.
Talking to the audience later, they seemed to really believe that they could have an orgasm all over their body just by meditating and shaking their body on the spot.
One participant says she believes it is important to “connect with her sexual power”.
Another, a doctor named Josh, said he liked the experience and described it as enjoyable.
Viewers at home were less convinced of the usefulness of the lessons and some suggested it was a bunch of new age nonsense.
“Years ago this whole body orgasm lab would have been a feature of Eurotrash,” one user joked.
Someone else joked: “I’m waiting for the song Ages of Aquarius”
Another user wrote: “Orgasm all over the body. Well I have experienced it, but it has been a long time.
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