Sex Aboard? Why Not?

The Sky Is No Longer the Limit… It’s the Setting

Mary Carter
4 min readDec 7, 2024

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Photo by Mary Carter

On a 12-hour flight between Bangkok and Zurich, while most passengers slept or watched mediocre movies, a couple surrendered to the irresistible desire lingering in the rarefied air.

Picture the scene: the “accidental” brushing of bodies in narrow corridors, glances loaded with promises, sexual tension building with each turbulence.

The airplane kitchen transformed into a haven of forbidden passion — hands exploring unknown territories, kisses muffled to avoid making noise, bodies united in a tiny space where every movement demands creativity. The adrenaline rush from the possibility of being discovered only intensified each touch, each contained sigh.

The hypocrisy is flying higher than the plane itself. The same people who consume adult content daily, who have premium subscriptions to specific sites, and who have probably had relations in far more questionable places, are now deeply shocked.

Selective morality is like turbulence — it only bothers you when you’re not prepared for it.

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