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> First-time Attendees: What to Expect
Windy
City Bondage Club
First-Time Attendees: What to Expect
The members of
the club are a laid-back group of guys, and we want to make
sure you enjoy your first experience with us. Here's a description
of what you can expect when you attend your first bondage club play
party.
- We meet first-time guests at a northside bar before the party.
That gives us a public space in which to get to know you.
- From there we will drive to our play space (about 15 minutes away),
which is in the basement apartment of a building owned by one
of our members.
- After you've stowed your gear,
you will pay a $15 party fee to the individual working the door.
You will also be asked to fill out a release form.
- We encourage you to bring a six-pack of your
favorite beverage to help stock the communal refrigerator.
- Someone will give you a brief tour of the club's
play space. You're then free to socialize for a short time.
- At the announced party time (usually 10:00 p.m.),
we gather in the front room to go over the play
party rules. We then introduce ourselves, stating briefly
how long we've been involved with leather and what our interests
are for that evening. After introductions, play begins.
- Although we are serious about our bondage play,
we do not follow rigorous old-guard protocol. You can expect a
pretty free-wheeling bunch of guys, and you'll usually hear lots
of banter between long-time club members as we go through our
club rules.
- You are free to observe or participate in a
scene as you wish. Participation in play is never compulsory.
- Depending on what has been negotiated between
the individuals involved, scenes can range from sensuous bondage
and skin sensations to more intense scenes involving tit/cock
and ball torture or flogging. All scenes are safe, sane and consensual.
You will not be force to do anything you are not comfortable doing.
Sex may or may not be involved in a scene.
- Bottoms tend to be naked for
scenes, and tops usually wear leather or jeans and a t-shirt or a harness. The club itself has no dress
code, however, and you're welcome to wear whatever you feel comfortable
in.
- Because of the setup of our play space, watersports
scenes usually do not take place.
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