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Spa! (August 7)
"I was drunk, and it seemed like a bother to refuse." "Everything was clicking perfectly up to that point, and I made the mistake of thinking, 'It might be fun.' " "He'd seemed depressed over his recent divorce, and I wanted to console him." "Both of us were kind of stressed out and it seemed like the thing to do.''
The above pretexts were given by some of the 100 women who confessed to Spa! that on at least one occasion, they had allowed that unwritten tenet about going all the way on first dates to lapse and engaged in "soku-H."
The word is made by combining soku — meaning instant or on the spot — with "H" (pronounced AY-chee), a euphemism for sex.
From its survey, Spa! extrapolated a wealth of data that should have the magazine's male readers licking their chops in anticipation that they, too, might get lucky.
For 27 of the women, the process began via a social-network service or chat room on the Internet.
"This guy I got to know online lived far from Tokyo," relates a 32- year-old woman employed by a temp-help service. "When he came to town I went to meet him at his hotel, and one thing sort of, uh, led to another."
Other venues that culminated in seduction included street pickups (with 15 responses given); gokon (matchmaking parties) (11); being introduced by a friend of a friend (10); sex with a coworker (8); and a chance meet-up with a former classmate or old friend (6).
Once the wheels were in motion, lowered inhibitions caused by imbibing alcohol was the factor cited most, although this came to just 15 cases out of 100.
"The guy began to impress me as somebody who was really on the ball," relates a 31-year-old worker at an ad agency. "By the third place we went, I was getting pretty tipsy and don't remember everything I said, but I recall asking him, 'Would you believe I fill out a D-cup bra?' and then showed him some of my cleavage.
"Anyway, we missed the last train home and we shared a cab, since his place was on the way to mine. As he started to get out of the car, he tugged at my hand, saying, 'Come on up for a drink,' and I went."
But soku-H encounters don't occur in a vacuum. For 14 respondents, the incident in question happened not long after they had called it quits with a steady companion. Nine said they didn't have a boyfriend and merely felt lonely. And another nine told the magazine they just decided to go along "for the heck of it."
As for venues, 61 said their first stop was an izakaya (Japanese-style pub) or restaurant. And for 59, the moment of truth occurred at a love hotel, as opposed to 18 who went to his place, 10 who coupled in a car, and six who checked into a regular hotel.
Not a single one of the 100 subjects admitted to Spa! that sex had been their initial objective right from the get-go.
Moreover, just under half the women (46) said they regretted their impulsive actions — as opposed to 36 who recalled the experience as a "happy memory."
"I was young and wild back then," a housewife, now 30, reminisces.
Another 10 said the experience left them wondering "What happened?" Five viewed it nonchalantly. And three gals found their experience stimulating enough to admit they'd do it again.
To obtain a male perspective, Spa! asks a young pickup artist named Ryo Sakurai how he knows when a girl might be good for a soku-H encounter.
"We've got to be in a one-on-one situation," he says. "Then I see how she takes to being dominated. I might say 'sit down there,' and if she seems compliant, I can usually sense if she's easy and worth any additional effort."
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