Quote by cooldaddyI think the comparison to a brothel is somewhat off. Yes, Lush is basically a sex site, but unlike a brothel, it's not a place that only attracts people, who are simply looking to have sex. Of course many here do, but there are a lot of members, who come here to share and read stories and poetry, or to enjoy all kinds of interaction, that have nothing to do with cybersex. People debate, joke and like in offline life, they flirt and fall in love. And sometimes they decide, that what they have together is fulfilling enough, to fully commit to each other, online and sometimes even offline.
I voted 'yes', simply because I think that if you make a promise, it should be kept. That said, I'm afraid I'm somewhat at a loss here. Exclusivity? On a web site like this? To me, that doesn't make sense. If you are exclusive, shouldn't you have only one friend? THE one? How can you be 'owned'? Or if you are owned, or exclusive, can you have multiple friends but only supposed to indulge in sex talk (or action) with only one person? Considering the nature of this site, that seems highly unlikely. It's rather like saying "I work in a brothel, but really only fuck you darling" (My apologies to Nicola). If I'm confused, put it down to old age and creeping senility.
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