“‘No one is going to see the gun,’ Dee assured me. “As soon as we got his attention, my accomplice would pull out the gun ‘discreetly,’ concealing it from passersby with her coat, and press it into the Hostage’s side. “ would approach him with a subway map, pretending to be tourists in need of directions. “The plan was to intercept the Hostage on his way home from work,” writes Sciortino. He paid for the privilege of being accosted on the sidewalk at gunpoint, forced down an alley and stuffed into the trunk of a car. One of Dee’s clients (the “Hostage”) harboured a fantasy about abduction. “He wound up paying my rent in return for me insulting him on Skype, telling him he had a small d–k.”ĭiving deep into her new world, she nearly got arrested while helping stage a “kidnapping” in the Financial District, four blocks from the World Trade Centre. “He was a financial submissive, a man who gets off on being exploited for their dollars,” Sciortino told I. He initially begged her to let him buy her books in exchange for being humiliated online. So, when her visa ran out in 2010, she returned to New York City and found a so-called “cash pig,” also known as a “human ATM,” she could dominate. That experience sparked Sciortino’s fascination with bondage, domination, sadism and masochism (BDSM). “He’d just cheerfully scrub the floors while we around watching re-runs of America’s Top Model, and every once in a while one of us would get up and whip him with a phone charger.” “ was an Asian guy in his 30s, who worked as a lawyer when he wasn’t cleaning strangers’ toilet bowls for sexual pleasure,” she wrote. When one of her roommates suggested Sciortino hire a “slave” to clean their house, she jumped at the chance. It was there that Sciortino started blogging on her own site - and later for - about her love life, which involved orgies and hallucinogenic drugs. But she dropped out of college after six months and lived for three years in a squat with a crew of artists, anarchists, addicts and drifters. was.”Īt the age of 19, she moved to London to study acting.

“It didn’t even hurt like everybody said it would - probably because I’d been casually sticking shampoo bottles up there for multiple years at this point,” she remembered in the book. She broke her abstinence vow at 16 by losing her virginity to a classmate behind the football field. Now, she is sharing her wildest tales in her raunchy new memoir, Slutever: Dispatches from a Sexually Autonomous Woman in a Post-Shame World (Grand Central Publishing). “It’s a mindset, a decision, and there’s a huge amount to be learned by having casual sex and multiple partners.” “I’ve been slutting around for decades,” Sciortino, who lives in the West Village, told The New York Post. And then there was the bathroom quickie with a pal’s brother-in-law at a Park Slope house party.Ĭapping it all off, she had a lesbian romp with her regular lover that night.Īt the time, Sciortino was getting over a broken relationship, and refers to her wild behaviour as a “rebound rampage.” But it wasn’t exactly out of the norm for the now-32-year-old. She later met up with a friend - with benefits - for an afternoon tryst. IN 2012, Karley Sciortino broke her personal record by having sex with five different people in less than 24 hours.īefore breakfast, there was a threesome with a prostitute and a “real estate guy” at the St.

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