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Would you have sex in PUBLIC?

A recent survey finds that some people would be willing to have sex with their partners in public -- so long as they're not in plain view and the chances of being caught are slim to nil. In other words, they'd be up for doing the deed in a remove cave at night, or even behind some bushes in a desolate forest. Apparently, when people are horny enough, they're open to fornicating virtually anywhere in order to satisfy their urges.

No matter how much of an adrenaline rush having sex in public might be, I would never do something that could land me in jail. Having sex in public is illegal, and there have been ample reports of people getting caught and arrested for this. To me, there's really no justification for this type of lewd behavior. If you're that desperate to get into each others' pants, why not just rush to a hotel or motel? Even doing it in the car -- while parked in an inconspicuous spot, of course -- is better than having sex out in the open.

Remember, you never know who is around you -- someone could be watching from far away and you would never even know it. Or, there could be surveillance cameras somewhere that are capturing all the action.

Couples who go through with this are being grossly irresponsible. It also sets the stage for other mishaps, like unprotected sex leading to an unwanted pregnancy. Why risk potentially ending up behind bars just because you couldn't keep it in your pants for another few minutes?

Would you have sex in public? Why or why not?

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