Students vote on whether to allow gloryholes for anonymous sex in public toilets at a German university

Students at a German university voted on whether to allow gloryholes for anonymous sex in public toilets.

A heated debate broke out when the student council of Augsburg University met yesterday at 18:00 to discuss whether holes for sexual purposes should be allowed in the toilets of the lecture hall center.

For about an hour, the students talked about glory holes.

“There will be three glory holes in the lecture hall center opposite the entrance, where the information boards are now located,” says the application text, which states that the cubicles must be soundproof and opaque.

Creating gloryholes at a university is “not only inappropriate, but also very scandalous and unacceptable,” the Ring of Christian Democratic Students (RCDS) Augsburg said in an open letter to university president Sabine Döring, according to Presse Augsburg. .

Although some participants in the student convention expressed support, the convention concluded that the “proposal to consider the proposal a joke proposal was accepted by a majority.”

A spokesperson for the University of Augsburg told BILD: “The university management does not evaluate the conference agenda and does not issue a statement.” It can be assumed that this agenda item should be interpreted as satire.”

But a university employee said: “The applicants are so alert that they don’t mean it as a joke.”

Other suggestions listed in the application include that “height should be adjustable and there should be handles on the wall to hold on to.”

The application added: “The lights must be dimmable and knee pads must be installed.” Condoms, wipes, lubricants, disinfectants and wipes must also be provided free of charge in the gloryholes; Trash cans are also needed.”

The reasons for the proposal were also explained in detail.

“A glory hole will contribute to the diversification of the campus, as kink is also experienced or can be experienced at the university,” the application states.

“Sex can also be a relaxing activity that can be very useful in the often stressful everyday student life.” The associated stress reduction will ensure a more positive working atmosphere on campus.”

Another item on the agenda at yesterday’s meeting of the Student Congress was a memorial for the campus cat Leon, who passed away on September 14.