DragonBlood
Master Don Juan
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There was an article in the news today that really shocked and caught my eye. Basically the article was written from the angle of 'empowering beautiful women' and 'allowing women to express their sexual fantasies' through a sex party called Killing Kittens.
They have a twitter and official website where you can sign up etc.
http://www.killingkittens.com/Party-Diary.php
https://twitter.com/killing_kittens
I couldnt believe this sh!t is legit and it actually left me feeling pretty damn depressed (explained further down). Here are the entry requirements for KK.
£100 per couple
OR
£40 per girl
There is no way for a single man to be invited. You must be invited by a women to serve as much agency as a living sex toy for the evening.
Rules of KK
1: girls make the rules and only girls can break the rules
2: no means no
3: men cannot approach women
4: members only
So why would this depress me? Sounds great right? Well where Im from the first strip club was officially opened in the capital city a year or two ago and it was quickly shutdown by female protesters likewise there was a brothel in my town that I only heard about when it was shutdown/raided and the main parties involved were jailed. So to see something like KK just so casually and universally accepted while the male equivalents are shamed and destroyed as quickly as possible left me in shock. I know the swingers group is nothing new but I am starting to become disillusioned by its acceptance.
Basically if your a single man looking for some cheap thrills you are shamed and possibly put into prison.
If your a woman however you have access to casual partners who will wing you into orgys. Will it really come to the point where we could start getting texts like this:
"Sorry DJ have to cancel, I forgot it was KK tonight gonna have sex with 5 guys promised to bring my friend, maybe next week?"
Another article on going to KK
http://metro.co.uk/2012/06/22/this-isnt-just-an-orgy-this-is-a-killing-kittens-sex-party-477507/
They have a twitter and official website where you can sign up etc.
http://www.killingkittens.com/Party-Diary.php
https://twitter.com/killing_kittens
I couldnt believe this sh!t is legit and it actually left me feeling pretty damn depressed (explained further down). Here are the entry requirements for KK.
£100 per couple
OR
£40 per girl
There is no way for a single man to be invited. You must be invited by a women to serve as much agency as a living sex toy for the evening.
Rules of KK
1: girls make the rules and only girls can break the rules
2: no means no
3: men cannot approach women
4: members only
So why would this depress me? Sounds great right? Well where Im from the first strip club was officially opened in the capital city a year or two ago and it was quickly shutdown by female protesters likewise there was a brothel in my town that I only heard about when it was shutdown/raided and the main parties involved were jailed. So to see something like KK just so casually and universally accepted while the male equivalents are shamed and destroyed as quickly as possible left me in shock. I know the swingers group is nothing new but I am starting to become disillusioned by its acceptance.
Basically if your a single man looking for some cheap thrills you are shamed and possibly put into prison.
If your a woman however you have access to casual partners who will wing you into orgys. Will it really come to the point where we could start getting texts like this:
"Sorry DJ have to cancel, I forgot it was KK tonight gonna have sex with 5 guys promised to bring my friend, maybe next week?"
Another article on going to KK
http://metro.co.uk/2012/06/22/this-isnt-just-an-orgy-this-is-a-killing-kittens-sex-party-477507/
This is all very disempowering. Im sorry guys but I think this has snapped my sanity, 'Pollys' comments alone are almost too much to get my head around. Am I missing something here? What are we suppose to do?Polly, 33, and her husband John, 43, have been together for 12 years.
‘When I reached 30, I felt like something was missing,’ says Polly. ‘I loved my husband but hadn’t had many sexual partners and felt I might have an affair.’

