Personal trainers sex

Personal trainers and clients, by definition, work closely together. But with more scrutiny than ever directed toward sexual harassment in the workplace, does the fitness industry need to create more distance? Personal training is a business of proximity. It's personal, physical, and driven by relationships. Not only are people sweaty and often wearing little clothing, but the gym is about as democratic a place as any other in modern life. By this I mean that lines of demarcation in status are nonexistent, and often turned on their head.

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Content note: This piece contains description of drug use, sexual coercion, and body-shaming. Meeting the first personal trainer felt like a fluke. He seemed too good-looking to be interested in me. But he was, for a little while. In my mind, their hotness granted them a new level of purpose and permission in the world.

I crave a particular kind of dirty hot that escapes most sought after modern men. But every now and then I catch a glimpse of a perfectly chiseled torso and I get it. It feels very animalistic to admire a great torso and anything that makes you feel primal also makes you feel sexy.