Inside Silicon Valley Sex Parties

Sex parties are not uncommon among a certain sector of tech executives and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley.

After it was revealed that Bob Lee — the tragically murdered founder of Cash App — reportedly indulged in “underground sex [and] drug parties,” sources said that he was just one of many Silicon Valley types to take part in a free-wheeling swingers’ scene.

Sources claim that the so-called “Lifestyle” — which is built around sexual openness, experimentation with drugs and a general sense of promiscuous behavior — is not uncommon among a certain sector of tech executives and entrepreneurs in the Bay Area.

One Silicon Valley insider recalled attending a regular sex bash popular with the high-tech crowd. Held in what seemed like a typical Bay Area warehouse, what went on there was anything but typical.

“On an upper level was a play space with mattresses inside and towels outside,” the insider told The Post. “It was like going to a tech party, except that everyone took off their clothes and went upstairs for sex.” 

The insider explained that, for at least some in attendance, it’s a whole new world.

“There is a viewpoint that the geeks who had turned into millionaires now have something open to them [opportunities for sex and drugs] in a way that it had not been before,” said the insider. “A lot of these folks were nerds.”

Now, the insider added, the onetime nerds are “rock stars” in their industry: “When there is money and access and power, it all goes together.”

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