FAKE SEX COUNSELLOR ASKS INTIMATE QUESTIONS

HAMILTON (CUP) - Male students at McMas- ter University are being told to hang onto their pants now that a woman posing as a sexual education counsellor has been calling them up ask- ing for details about their penises.

So far three men have been phoned by a woman

claiming to be conducting | a survey for Sexual Education Centre. According to Jana Roth, the centre’s coordinator, the woman asked questions of an

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intimate sexual nature and in one instance even persuaded a man to meet her.

During the meeting, the woman measured the man’s penis for both length and cir- cumference. She then ques- tioned him about the fan- tasies he masturbated to and requested and received a se- men sample.

The student contacted the Sex-Ed centre after the encounter and was a little “perturbed” to find out he’d been duped, said Roth.

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