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Stop messing around with all those other websites that claim they have the answers to sexy up your sex life. They're a dime a dozen. Easy Sex however, has created a gigantic index of the top sex clubs and bathhouses for different cities around the world (more on that later), and starting with this great collection of sex clubs in Ottawa reviews, let's take a look at why sex clubs are currently so popular, whether sex clubs are right for you, and of course, where the Best Ottawa Sex Clubs are!

Ottawa Has Sex Clubs?

We know. We were surprised too. Canada's government seems to be getting more and more conservative with each passing day, so it came as a bit of a surprise when we found out just how healthy the sex club community in the nation's capital is. Perhaps it's just a matter of politicians having better things to do with their time than worry about sex clubs, but in our experience, when the public starts having a little bit too much fun, the government tries to come up with a reason that it's bad for us, and attempts to shut down our fun spots.

Considering the legal battles that sex clubs and bathhouses have won in other cites n Canada however, it seems unlikely that sex clubs in Ottawa are going anywhere but up. The more tourists that come to the city, and the more sites like EasySex spread the good word about Ottawa's sex positivity, the bigger its reputation will grow as one of the country's most sexually driven cities. If our research is correct, we feel confident saying that Ottawa is a more sexually active city than Toronto per capita. That CN Tour might actually be the phallic overcompensation that people from Montreal and Vancouver have said it was all along.

There may be more sex clubs in Toronto, but when you read our Ottawa sex club reviews, you're going to have a hard time arguing it.

Is a Bathhouse a Sex Club?

Yes, there is often a distinction made between gay bathhouses and what some people might consider sex clubs proper but in our estimation, the only reason to differentiate the two is to let gay men know which of the clubs is the one they're going to find the most horny gay men looking to get laid. Both a "sex club" and a bathhouse serve very similar purposes. It's just that the history of gay sex made it so that gay men had to hide what they were doing in more homophobic days. They would go to spas, hoping that it looked to their straight friends who didn't understand their "lifestyle choices" like they just enjoyed showering around other men. That made sense, but if they only knew what went on behind those bathroom stall walls, and under those hot shower heads.

When primarily straight sex clubs began popping up, the people who were starting them didn't care who knew about them. They were proud of their sexuality, and as typically cis heterosexuals, had nothing to be afraid of. You know the people who ask why there's no straight pride parade? There's a good chance that some of them are among the bold trailblazers who opened the first sex clubs.

Now, bathhouses are more commonly understood to be places where gay men go to hook up, but there's still some who refuse to lump the two categories together for fear they might accidentally walk into an LGBTQ sex club one night, and not know whether to turn around and run home, or to get down on their needs since they've already paid the cover charge.

How to Stay Safe at a Sex Club

Having safe sex at a sex club is actually usually much easier than it is to have safe sex at home. When people are at home, and they run out of condoms, how many times out of 10 do people in long-term relationships decide to take the chance? It's something that you would never do when you're at a sex club, so why is it that you become a whole lot more reckless when it comes to sex at home? If you don't want to get pregnant, why risk it? And if you DO want to get pregnant, why aren't you just trying all the time?

At most sex clubs, not only are condoms all around, they're also free of charge!! Free birth control has been something that groups all around the world have tried to get made into law, but the government always finds a reason to stop it from happening. It's a long and political deep dive that we could write a couple thousand words on, but let's keep things light, and just say that condoms are much easier to get, and are more frequently used at sex clubs, so there's very little to be concerned about in terms of safety when you hook up with someone at a swingers club.

Why Are Sex Club Memberships So Expensive?

One of the biggest complaints that sex club owners get is about how much their memberships cost. We're so used to getting memberships to places for free, or at a significant discount when they come out in order to drive traffic to the organization or business, but we rarely think about the discount, and how it may be eating into the company's bottom line.

When it comes to sex club memberships, you have to consider that sex club members are still a pretty small segment of the population. Having sex doesn't require a club in the same way that playing squash or tennis requires a racquet club. If you want to start opening up your home to people like yourself who are looking to expand their sexual horizons, and want people to have sex all over your apartment or house, by all means, be our guest. Remember that you'll have to clean up afterwards, and on top of that, you're going to be watching Netflix, taking naps, or re-reading your favorite books on that couch that people you don't know had sex on. Sure, it's just an IKEA couch, but those stains (and maybe that smell) aren't ever coming out.

Now that you've thought about that, don't you think that if anything, those membership fees might be a little low? If you're able to comfortably afford the fees at a sex club, and your sex life is greatly improved by the sex you have there, that membership is more than worth it!

What Do You Need To Get Into Ottawa Swinging and Sex Clubs?

The most important thing you need, is often something that people leave at home. Your identification. If you get offended when you get carded when you're buying beer, then you're really not going to like it when you get asked essentially if you're old enough to have sex. You don't want to find yourself having sex with someone who's underage because of a lax identification policy at a sex club, so just bring your driver's license, and appreciate that the policy is beneficial to everyone.

Many sex clubs also have dress codes, and rules about who's able to join. Many swinger clubs for instance, don't allow single men to attend on most nights. This is to ensure that the swinging element of the swinging club is maintained, and it doesn't turn into a sex club where there are way too many men out to get laid, and who don't care about the traditions of swinging, or the sanctity of your marriage one bit.

The other most important thing that you need to get into Ottawa's best swinging and sex clubs, is respect. Sex clubs don't work when members don't show each other the proper amount of sex. While there are definitely BDSM nights at some sex clubs where respect isn't necessary on the surface, the safety and pleasure of everyone at the clubs (even on BDSM nights) relies on showing one another respect.

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