Determined athletes are competing to break their cardboard “anti-sex” beds in the Tokyo Olympic village. The beds—made out of recycled cardboard—were meant to deter athletes from fucking at this year’s games. They have apparently been designed to crumble when more than one person climbs on—so scores of athletes from across the world’s teams have taken to social media to share hilarious clips of them competing to debunk the anti-sex rumor.
The US women’s rugby team filmed themselves “performing CPR,” doing yoga, having tantrums and carrying out hardcore wrestling moves on top of one of the cardboard beds—but it still doesn’t break. The clip, which was posted to 24-year-old American athlete Ilona Maher’s TikTok account, ends with a cheeky nod to the anti-sex rumors: Ilona jokes, “And for this last take, Nicole and I will be having s-” as the video cuts off. It comes after another American athlete, runner Paul Chelimo tweeted the cardboard beds were installed to “avoid intimacy”—which he quickly debunked by jumping up and down on the bed.
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Check out more about Olympic athletes trying to break the cardboard ‘anti-sex’ beds: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9829887/Athletes-post-hilarious-clips-trying-destroy-Olympic-cardboard-anti-sex-beds.html
