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420MenshevikIt t1_iufm833 wrote

There are two in Providence which are a lot closer than Provincetown. Mega-Plex and Club Body Center.

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Maxpowr9 t1_iufok6v wrote

Replying to 420MenshevikIt (#360,968)

There are even swingers clubs in Providence.

Seriously, Boston's "adult" nightlife is in chastity at this point. Rent too expensive to be able to live alone and bump uglies with someone (good luck trying to do with (multiple) roomies. Hardly any strip clubs (amusingly, most of them male stripper clubs) and I don't think there are any sex clubs in Boston.

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Pinwurm t1_iufp656 wrote

Dillon’s Russian Steam in Chelsea may be what you’re looking for. I haven’t been, but was told their clientele is plurality gay men. It’s also the oldest such establishment in the country, it’s like 140 years old.

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[deleted] t1_iuftwd8 wrote

Harvards Weld boathouse. Just knock three times

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chehov t1_iuhnk9n wrote

Oh, here is a good one. 301 Washington St Brighton. Ask for Eugene, be firm.

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Dukeofdorchester t1_iui30jr wrote

I went to school with a dude named Gabe Athouse, does that count?

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UltravioletClearance t1_iuibyqw wrote

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Sex / kink stuff is a grey area in most states, save for maybe Nevada. The city just never recovered from the destruction of the Combat Zone. The "adult entertainment district" runs for one block on Washington Street from Stuart Street to Boylston Street / Essex Street. It's so heavily gentrified it'd be impossible for a sex club to turn a profit and pay rent in that area. Luxury apartment complexes now occupy a good 75 percent of the zoning district.

Boston's kink scene got forced underground after a police raid in the early 2000s and stayed that way ever since. In my opinion, a lot of the legal issues aren't particularly relevant in 2022, but finding a venue for a "technically illegal but unlikely to result in legal action" activity is difficult. And I think people like the underground nature of it and resist attempts to make it more mainstream and accessible.

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