Guide to a Gay Orgy Party

Most of us find out about sex parties or a gay orgy party by speaking to someone who has already been to one. Luckily, we have written you a Guide to a Gay Orgy Party to take away some of your anxious thoughts.

When you think gay orgy party, you think of all the hot men from your wildest dreams.

You might be personally invited or added to an email list. Some online sex sites have sections devoted to helping organize sex parties. Parties can be located in someone’s house or apartment, hotel rooms or a bathhouse.

Events that take place in a private residence might include dinner and conversation to start the evening, or maybe even some lounging around the pool.

Arranging A Private Gay Orgy Party

Private orgy parties, truly need to have large amounts of arranging and planning. There might be introductions, ice breakers to get people comfortable, and a discussion of ground rules. Depending on the size of the event, there might be multiple rooms, each differently themed.

There may also be non-sexual areas if you want to take a break.

Participating in orgy parties for the first time can be overwhelming due to the large number of people present and the possibility of multiple individuals showing interest in the same person. Despite this, the experience can be incredibly enjoyable.

The logistics of the event can make it quite unique, with couples interspersed among occasional threesomes or foursomes.

However, anything more than that can result in confusion and chaos, with people struggling to find their footing and asking questions like

“Can I put my foot here?”

“Who am I leaning on?

I can’t see what I’m doing…”.

Preperation For a Sexual Encounter

When preparing for a sexual encounter with others, it’s important to consider the space available, such as the availability of pads and covers. Be mindful of personal items like sex toys and make sure they don’t accidentally end up with another couple.

Bring their own toys and bondage equipment to avoid any issues. If you’re feeling nervous, it’s best to start with smaller, more intimate gatherings. If you have a single partner, focus on them and enjoy yourselves. And, if you’re using your own equipment on a new partner, make sure to clean it beforehand.

Safe Sex Parties

Some events are ‘safe sex only’ parties. Where normally the host of the party asks all people who are going to the party to bring a recent medical certificate.  This will confirm they do not have underlying transmittable medical condition or std.

Others events may leave it up to you to decide. There are bareback parties where guys engage in unprotected anal sex which is also known as raw anal sex. Check with the host in advance to know what type of party you’re going to and what you should bring with you.

This will make the experience more comfortable and fun.

 

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Bareback Sex Paties

Sometimes, you can find yourself at a party with bareback sex. Bareback sex is sexual engagement, with sexual penetration, without using a condom. A slang term, bareback sex originates from the equestrian term bareback.  This alludes to the act of riding a horse without a seat. It in this way has the implication is of being adventurous, risky, and fun.

Bare-backing refers to the deliberate choice of not using condoms during sexual activity. If you find yourself in a bareback party unexpectedly, you should not feel obligated to engage in unprotected sex. Before attending a bareback party, it is important to research and ensure that your health checks are current.

Remember that you should never feel pressured to have unprotected sex with anyone. It is better to leave the party than to compromise your health and safety.

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Some of us like to have one-on-one sex, some of us like to have orgy group sex, and some of us like to have sex in front of other people. You can choose to keep your self safe and only participate with individuals you know.

Sex parties can be a lot of fun but can also present particular risks. Keep track of what is going on when there’s a group of guys having sex around you.

If you’re a top, make sure to change the condom with each different person that you fuck. If you’re the bottom, please ensure that the person you are engaging with sexual relations with  has changed their condom to a new one.

Guide to a Gay Orgy Party

Periodically check, with your hand, to make sure that guys are using condoms and they are not damaged. When you are ejaculating it may be a good idea to pull out to lower the risk of spillage. After you ejaculate put on a new condom. If the condom cracks or tears or breaks, change your condom straight away to a new one.

If you’re having oral sex (sucking cock) with a lot of guys, avoid deep throating. This can increases your risk of getting certain STD’s – like gonorrhea and chlamydia. Alternatively, feel free to bring along some flavoured condoms so you can give head safely.

Hope This Helps you with your Gay Orgy party.

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The Ideal Gay Orgy!

An orgy is a fantasy for many, many people. The orgy room in bathhouses has been the location for many fantasies, that ultimately come true.

So you want to know how to plan for the ideal gay orgy sex party?

The first thing you need to know about planning and hosting an orgy is that this is work and not a game.

Yeah! You get a hard on from looking at those hot pictures you receive, but it takes a lot of time to coordinate this type of event. While some orgies do happen spontaneously, this article deals with staged orgies.  With a specific guest list, pre-arranged scenes, and some agreed upon rules for participants.

The first thing you need to do, it get the word out and make the orgy known to people. There are several options on how to make this happen.

  • Put an advertisement out in a local queer paper
  • Simply advertise in on the wall of your local club
  • Let your social network know
  • Invite people from clubs and events you go to
  • Advertise on social networks like Facebook
  • Advertise online places like Craiglist

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How Do I Arrange A Private Gay Orgy?

It is during this initial posting of messages that you must have a clear idea of the type of men you wish to attract. The reason for a private orgy, as opposed to a group scene in a public sex club, is that you can narrow the criteria and choose specific types of men.

Maybe you only want men who are into the bear back scene?

Maybe you want water sports enthusiasts?

Or perhaps bondage lovers and fetishist?

If you are like me, what you want is fit in shape guys between 18 and 35. I find the specific age range to be a success. The older men lust after the young guys. But it is almost always the older men who have the experience and the balls, to keep a scene of going on.

Young gay men are often very shy in a group setting. They need a bit of a push to get going.

Ask For A Photo From People You Have Not Met Before

Learn to read between the lines when checking the responses from men wanting to attend. Asking for photos can exclude men from coming to your orgy. But it may be necessary to do and is actually not uncommon for swingers parties and sex parties to request.

Ask for a photo and for a complete description.

If a person is vague about something, assume they are hiding something. You need to be straight in responding and observing incomplete descriptions. After all, the advantage of communicating via email is that you or the person responding does not need to write back if they choose.

It is routine for guys who don’t fit your criteria to make an attempt to get into the party. Make it clear to everyone and do not hesitate to turn anyone away at the door who has presented a fake identity.

Complete your guest list properly.

Select a balanced group of men both by age and desires. Think about the various kinks and fetishes a person is into.

To put it simply, make sure you have enough tops to please your bottoms and vica versa.

It is nice if you can arrange your list in order to have some racial and ethnic diversity. Many men find people of other colors and backgrounds to be highly erotic.

Ensure that you provide some directions and put in place some rules. Send out some written rules before guests come. If someone doesn’t like the rules, they can simply decline to come.

A well though-out list of rules can help make it clear that you take this party seriously. This helps you because then your guests take your invitation more seriously. Rules can include safe sex only, that a simple no means no, and to respect not only yourself, but others within the environment as well.

Have Someone Greet (And Vet) Your Guests At The Door

Greet your guests at the door. This is essential if you want to make certain and confirm that your guests have arrived and only those that were invited. Refuse entry to people who have lied about their body, age or some other thing.

The down side to greeting is that you lose your anonymity. Many men may turn to you as a host, when you would rather be the guy receiving the pleasure. Another idea is hiring someone you trust to work as bouncer, and do the face to face control.

Set The Gay Orgy Starting Time

Stipulate a specific time in which people may arrive. Allow 30 minutes either side. Inform your guests to be punctual and there will be no late entries.. This ensures that the mood and atmosphere isn’t disrupted by the late arrival of a guest.

How Do I Set Up The Gay Orgy Room?

Setting up the orgy is important too. You get a room full of horny gay men in your house and first moments can make the whole party uncomfortable. Ask two or more guests who have expressed particular enthusiasm in the event to arrive earlier before the announced time.

These guys can strip down and get into sex before others. When others arrive at the designated time, they will see men fucking each other. This will make your guests ease into the swing of things

Don’t Forget The Catering

Other things to organize in advance are

  1. Soft Drink
  2. Snacks
  3. Condoms and lube
  4. Music and lighting
  5. Chairs, sofas and seats
  6. Heating or cooling
  7. Place to clean
  8. Toilets
  9. Storage area for clothes and valuables
  10. Remember to clean up afterwards

Now, Lay back and enjoy your gay orgy party. This is your party of a lifetime.

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