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Chai Guy wrote:2. Those "sex camps" that were listed, they aren't really sex camps. "Snuggletown" is for snuggling, and the "Temple of Atonement" is for BDSM, etc.
3. All the registered camps can be found on this website, along with a description of what they're about. Be warned however that sex is often used to sell things that have NOTHING to do with sex.
4. Bianca's wasn't a "sex" camp, some people had sex there, and then other people went in expecting there to be a lot of sex , and were disappointed when there wasn't but they masturbated anyway, which made the possibility that someone might have sex there ever again, nil.
5. A lot of people engage in clever antics to get people to have sex with them at Burning Man, everything from the "sensitive new-age guy-worshipping the Goddess" bullshit to body painting to pubic hair barber shops. Be creative, I'm sure you'll think of something original, or just copy what everyone else is doing.
this is quite common in the play parties I've heard of. It's a way of keeping out the lookyloo element. fwiw.Chai Guy wrote:Last year I was walking down the Esplanade with a male friend when a woman standing in front of a tent waved at me to come over. I approached her and asked her what was going on. She said the name of her camp, (forget the name now), and said that I was welcome to come in but that I needed a partner. So I point to my male friend and she says "Oh, no, you need a female partner, we only allow male/female couples".
spectabillis wrote:Rockdad wrote:Do you really want to discuss how discriminating they are to the fat, or less pretty guy's and gals. or older people or single guys? ... the writer complained about the "Fat guy with the video camera" over and over again ... so the complaint was really about the fact that the guy dared to show up at their camp fat!.
way to go rockdad, lets make this all about your personal issue rather than sex camps.
and everything is much better before i start attending chai, its my fault.
.this is quite common in the play parties I've heard of. It's a way of keeping out the lookyloo element. fwiw
Chai dude, you sound so cynical
That does seem a little weird.Chai Guy wrote:.this is quite common in the play parties I've heard of. It's a way of keeping out the lookyloo element. fwiw
My issue isn't with people having "play parties" and posting someone at the door to only allow in a certain gender/sexuality/couple whatever in, my issue is with the person that seemed to be a barker for the camp calling me over to try to entice me to bring in a single female.
Rockdad wrote:Is this supposed to be some humorous coy sly put down? You have never seen me but you assume I am a overweight person because I defended them?
theCryptofishist wrote:this is quite common in the play parties I've heard of. It's a way of keeping out the lookyloo element. fwiw.Chai Guy wrote:Last year I was walking down the Esplanade with a male friend when a woman standing in front of a tent waved at me to come over. I approached her and asked her what was going on. She said the name of her camp, (forget the name now), and said that I was welcome to come in but that I needed a partner. So I point to my male friend and she says "Oh, no, you need a female partner, we only allow male/female couples".
*Soothing (and apologetic) fins caress Chai's fevered brow.* Sorry, dude.Chai Guy wrote:Maybe the poolboy people will start posting again
Don't.
Even.
Get.
Me.
Started.
Dr. Pyro wrote:I say start your own sex camp. The best way I can think of to be left alone.
Chai Guy wrote:Maybe the poolboy people will start posting again
Don't.
Even.
Get.
Me.
Started.

obviously, this is pretty damn weak generalization.Rockdad wrote:Spec seems to want to explain everything about burningman to everybody to do otherwise is disrespectful apparently
You're right! They should though. Everyone needs to get their rocks off at BM, including straight men.
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