MP demanding ‘summer season of intercourse’ says ‘all politicians masturbate’ and ‘need pleasure’
An MP who plans to bring sex toys into parliament has declared that “all politicians masturbate”. Samantha Niblett is pushing for a ‘Summer of Sex’ in the House of Commons as she campaigns for more positive sex education across Britain.
She wants folk to ditch their prudish hangups and embrace a sex-fuelled lifestyle without shame. And she’s starting with all 650 Members of Parliament.
The South Derbyshire MP asked for a mass debate on the subject while suggesting “there’s no MP who doesn’t have sex or masturbate”. She said of her new campaign: “I’ve had women MPs messaging me saying I’m a legend, but privately men…have been saying ‘that’s one way to get attention”.
Porn-watcher Sam caused a stir this week after revealing that she hopes to bring sex toys into Parliament with hopes of sparking an honest conversation about self pleasure. She argues that “there’s nothing dirty or smutty about sex toys” and that sexual pleasure is “the one thing we all want.”
The Labour backbencher told the Daily Star: “MPs should not feel kink-shamed. Everyone is fascinated about sex. We all want to do it and to enjoy it.”
She also pointed out that masturbation can have a number of health benefits, such as alleviating period pains in women and reducing the risk of prostate cancer in men. The parliamentarian admits her plan has raised a few eyebrows in the Commons, with one MP asking while she plugged in her phone “if that’s all you’re charging?”
But for sex-loving Samantha, every joke, innunendo or put down is worth it if her efforts get the nation talking about sex in a more positive way succeed.
Sounding almost Churchillian, she told the Daily Star: “Let’s make sex normal again. This is the kind of patriotism I want.”
Her mission, she says, is clear: “I’m mindful of the platform I have. If I can help just a few people, I’ll be happy.”
Punning on the classic 1970s comedy No Sex Please, We’re British, Niblett’s campaign carries the tagline: ‘Yes Sex Please, We’re British!’ She previously said that wants the movement to be about “taking control of our patriotism, about taking control of our Britishness and not feeling ashamed.”
She is hoping to host two major events before the summer break, including one where she plans to bring sex toys onto the historic estate to spark honest conversations about pleasure.
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