German Male Students Offer Free Sex To Female Students To Improve Grades

Free Sex To Female Students

Three male business students at the University of Mannheim in southwestern Germany are ready to offer a free callboy service to female students of the university or in other universities who want to improve their grades through an active sex life. The young entrepreneurs claim they are championing female sexuality, while others are doubting it.

The students opine, as business model, it's a profitable formula when two potential partners set out to profit from a mutual transaction. That is the imagination of the three business students from the University of Mannheim in southwestern Germany, Oskar, Christopher and Julius. They are very sure by offering free sex services to the female students they would be creating what could best be described as a free-mind brothel. They offer stressed-out, female students uncomplicated and anonymous one-night stands.

As future marketing experts, the students know that business ideas with at least a pseudo-philosophical foundation are often the ones that are best received. They call their marketing strategy "project Bib:Love" - a reference to the first letters of the German word Bibliothek, meaning library - and the slogans which they have plastered on posters around the university's campus promise "Good Grades through Good Sex." The young men claim that their project is about emancipation in a broader sense and that their initiative should be recognized as more than a mere coital campaign.

"We are focusing on female students in particular, because they generally come out badly after one-night stands," says 21-year-old Christopher. "What's more, girls who just want to have some fun are often labeled as sluts." According to the three men, that's unfair. The idea for Bib:Love came to their minds during an alcohol-fuelled night last autumn.

'Good Grades and Good Sex', 'Good sex and Good Grades'

When other students see the signs for Bib:Love, they often joke and roar with laughter. "Good grades and good sex: I could use both," says one student standing in the university entrance hall, triggering laughter among his friends. This type of reaction is a frequent one, says Oskar, but ultimately students want to know more about Bib:Love. Lately, the men say, they've been getting numerous emails from students looking for more information. Oskar and his partners then reply: "Many students are too stressed out during exams to go out at night. This leads their sex lives to languish." But armed with the knowledge that regular physical exercise brings health benefits and helps with studying, the young men behind Bib:Love are more than happy to provide support. Female students who spend their evenings drained and fatigued in the library and are in the mood for a little closeness and intimacy are encouraged to send an email. Then one of the three men will meet with them and if the circumstances are right, the meeting ends in a relaxed romantic sex.

The 3 guys behind Bib:Love present themselves as service providers with a sense of humor and the same time fighting for female sexual emancipation.

Some University officials and the student body association are primarily viewing the campaign with a sense of humor but still skeptical about the opinion it might help lead to better grades.

FRANCIS TAWIAH (Duisburg - Germany)