2024-07-27 13:14:30
300,000 condoms were distributed to the Olympians in Paris and the question is whether they are needed.
The answer comes from 3 years ago, when one of the sexiest athletes – Susan Tidke, who also has a session for “Playboy”, explained everything.
Tidke, who is competing in the Barcelona Olympics, explains that “connections in the Olympic village are inevitable” in an interview with the New York Post.
“Everyone is in peak sports shape. And the moment the race is over, they want to release the energy,” explains Suzanne.
“Sex is a major part of the Olympic Games,” USA goalkeeper Hope Solo said 3 years ago.
“It only happens once in your career. You want to keep memories – on a sports and sexual level. I’ve seen people having sex outside, on the meadow in the village, between buildings, in the toilets,” said Solo, who was also one of the sex symbols of the sport.
“Adrenaline and dopamine reduce stress and even reduce negative thoughts and feelings of guilt. Hormones like serotonin, epinephrine, and dopamine are brain chemicals that influence libido and sexual desire,” explains Tami Nelson, sex expert and relationship psychologist, citing scientific evidence.
“The host is known as the feel-good hormone. It is extremely important for the brain and your body will certainly release a lot of it if you set a record or win a medal,” she adds.
According to her, it is important for athletes to have sex before a competition to relax and reduce tension. (24 cups)