I go to the Ashtanga Yoga Research Institute in Mysore, India. If you really want to hook up there, it’s almost impossible not to. It’s full of people with a serious devotion to their practices and a lot of time on their hands. – Linda, aka Boodiba
Heh heh.
Nerve.com asked similar sex-related questions of four yogis, and well, got basically, four sets of different, sometimes conflicting, yet entertaining answers, which brings up the whole question of the value of sex-advice (or any advice actually), but it’s sex, so naturally, it’s entertaining. Only one of the yogis, Linda (above), identified as an Ashtangi.
(Note: we’re not asking you to share your AYRI hook-up stories here. We’ll publish your comments, but we are definitely not asking. Really. Me saying this is definitely not my passive way of asking for your stories.)
In response to “Is yoga class a good place to meet dates?“, Nerve’s correspondent received these responses:
The other questions are a little more, um, explicit.
By the way, the photo for Nerve’s article is by milopeng, one of our favorite Ashtangi photographers. The full-sized photo can be found on Flickr.
Thanks to WeLikeYoga for the heads up.
Aaron, your idea of the sneak date, being a sensitive chick myself, is quite unsettling and invasive. Because you know what’s coming even though we pretend to be just friendly, you don’t want to be rude by saying “hey, I know you are interested even though you haven’s said so….so back off”, and you just happen to be there to learn yoga, not to pick up dates. In that case, if he just cuts to chase straighaway you can say no and forget about it. In the sneak date scenario…one can feel uncomfortable while the pretense drags on and on, some may like it and some have a really hard time because of it. In my opinion, if you must ask somebody out, do it quick, and with honesty, and never forget to take their answer with humor, none of us are irresistible. much love, s.