I am a Spanish Olympic athlete and I am in Paris competing. They are not my first Games. I don’t have an Olympic medal yet… And I have nothing else to reveal except in the presence of my lawyer.
In the middle of the competition, the Olympic Village is calmer because the athletes are focused on their work, especially since the Games have just started. We have to find ways to fill the free time between games and training sessions and, despite the mobile phone, mus is succeeding in the Spanish delegations.
Inside the Villa, we have a chill out area on the banks of the Seine, with a terrace, a DJ and giant screens to watch the competitions and a bar where you can drink a non-alcoholic beer. At the moment it is quiet but it will be a perfect place for the athletes to socialize when they finish competing.
We receive messages from a dating app exclusively for Olympic athletes. At the moment there are almost no users, but next week, as some sports are done, it will certainly come to a boil.
I will not avoid the obligatory question of every Olympics: are there condoms? Of course. In a polyclinic in La Villa there are containers with condoms and they are free to use; If you need them, take them and take them without questions or explanations.
Source: La Verdad
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