(CR!S) What is an \u201cecosexual\u201d you ask? Basically, it is a person who makes the land their lover. This individual might have intimate encounters with plants, dirt, trees, and fantasize about Mother Nature<\/a> to achieve romantic and sexual feelings toward the environment.<\/p>\n

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The term \u201cecosexual\u201d was coined by two women who, Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle, two women who claim to be passionately and fiercely in love with the earth, on May 1, 2014, married the soil. Yes, you read that right. The two were attracted to the soil for its ability to give life and its beauty. You can bet they got down and dirty on the honeymoon.<\/p>\n

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Ecosexuals talk dirty to plants, kiss and lick the earth, bury themselves in soil and do nude dances while the environment watches on.<\/p>\n

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They also swim naked in natural waters, hug and stoke trees and give the earth massages.<\/p>\n

How do you know if you’re an ecosexual?<\/p>\n

According to Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkles, an ecosexual is someone who likes to:<\/p>\n

\u201c\u2026\u2026talk dirty to plants, kiss and lick the earth, bury themselves in soil and do nude dances while the environment watches on. They also swim naked in natural waters, hug and stroke trees and give the earth massages.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

But if you\u2019re a closet ecosexual, where can you let your freak flag fly? The \u201cEcosexual Bathhouse<\/a>\u201d is a series of rooms located at the Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens in Australia.<\/p>\n