• The group ‘Harvard College Munch,’ which  relishes in conversations about erotic  sex, has been officially recognized by the prestigious university
• The expected approval from the school’s  student life board will entitle Munch to officially meet for on-campus meals,  promote on school grounds and apply for grants from  the school’s Drug and  Alcohol Peer Advisors organization

By  Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 22:35 EST, 29  November 2012 |  UPDATED: 07:22 EST, 30 November 2012

A Harvard student group that relishes in  conversations about erotic sex has been officially recognized by the prestigious  university based in Cambridge,  Massachusetts.

The group, which goes by ‘Harvard College  Munch,’ first began its meetings in one of the university’s dining halls to  discuss personal stories and broader issues related to BDSM and other forms of  ‘kinky sex’, the Harvard Crimson reports.

Munch’s membership has grown to about 30  members from seven when it began more than a year ago and is one of 15 student  organization that will be approved by Harvard’s Committee on Student Life this  Friday.

Prestigious institution: Harvard University in  Cambridge, Massachusetts

None of the group’s members quoted by the  media have been willing to give their full names.

One group member, who goes by ‘Marie,’ told  the New York Observer that she enjoys ‘Bondage,  handcuffs and ice play.”

‘I’ve been hit with a riding crop, a belt, a  paddle, canes, a flogger,’ she said, ‘Floggers are my favorite.’

The group’s founder, who goes by ‘Michael,’  said there are many benefits to being officially recognized on campus such as  being able to poster for.

The expected approval from the school’s  student life board will entitle Munch to officially meet for on-campus meals,  promote on school grounds and apply for grants from the school’s Drug and  Alcohol Peer Advisors organization.

Whipped: A black whip, commonly used in BDSM

‘If you come to campus and you have the  sexual interests we represent, you may not even suspect that such a group  exists,’ Michael told the Crimson.

Munch attempted to gain recognition from the  college last semester, but due to troubles finding a stable adviser and  constitution problems left the group waiting another few months.

‘Pretty much everyone who joins this club  always thought they were alone,’ Michael said.

Open for sexual discussions: The gates of Harvard  University

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