ちなみに、薬物セックスで使われる薬物のほとんどは脱法ドラッグであるため、組織者あるいは参加者は警察による取り締まりを避け、インターネット上で隠語を使って特定の薬物を表現する。例えば、大小文字が混在する「LookinG to ParTy」が掲出される場合、このパーティーには「G」(GHBまたはGBL)と「T」(メタンフェタミン)があると参加者が分かる[16][17]。
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