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The ‘Big Brother’ Stars Having Sex on Pool Floats Scarred Me for Life<!-- wp:html --><p>CBS</p> <p>I cannot imagine having sex on a pool floatie.</p> <p>I think it’s the vinyl of it all: the squeaking, the unevenness, the way that the plastic forcibly fuses to your skin. In my estimation, banging on a pool lounger is sandwiched between a water bed and gravel in my ranking of worst places to engage in coitus. And yet, on this season of <em>Big Brother</em>, two houseguests have done just that: they made sweet, sweet love on a pool floatie. And in a wilder twist, they’re hoping no one noticed.</p> <p>I have long been a <a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/big-brother-24-is-a-racist-nightmare-for-taylor-hale-and-former-black-contestants-are-crying-foul"><em>Big Brother</em> viewer</a>, though I fell off somewhere around 2013 during that one season where the houseguests got super racist (one contestant’s name was quite <a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/real-racism-what-aaryn-gries-reveals-about-reality-tv">literally an anagram for Aryan</a>). Then I picked the long-running reality show up again last season, when The Cookout–an alliance of six Black houseguests–banded together, made the final six, and crowned the series’ first ever Black winner. It was a poignant moment for the series, especially considering how few poignant moments come out of <em>Big Brother</em>.</p> <p><a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/obsessed/big-brother-kyle-and-alyssa-having-sex-on-pool-floats-scarred-me-for-life?source=articles&via=rss">Read more at The Daily Beast.</a></p><!-- /wp:html -->

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I cannot imagine having sex on a pool floatie.

I think it’s the vinyl of it all: the squeaking, the unevenness, the way that the plastic forcibly fuses to your skin. In my estimation, banging on a pool lounger is sandwiched between a water bed and gravel in my ranking of worst places to engage in coitus. And yet, on this season of Big Brother, two houseguests have done just that: they made sweet, sweet love on a pool floatie. And in a wilder twist, they’re hoping no one noticed.

I have long been a Big Brother viewer, though I fell off somewhere around 2013 during that one season where the houseguests got super racist (one contestant’s name was quite literally an anagram for Aryan). Then I picked the long-running reality show up again last season, when The Cookout–an alliance of six Black houseguests–banded together, made the final six, and crowned the series’ first ever Black winner. It was a poignant moment for the series, especially considering how few poignant moments come out of Big Brother.

Read more at The Daily Beast.

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