IIRC the Army tried out this slogan for a while. Or maybe it was the Navy.
Say, Qadgop, doesn’t your daughter post here? Poor elfbabe is gonna need the industrial-strength brain bleach now.
Though I’ve certainly been in many orgies, I’ve never heard them described as such. The word “orgy” is kind of like the word “kinky.” People who actually do these things never use these words (unless they’ve just emerged from the’70s).
Most, if not all, of the kinky people I’ve ever met has used the words ‘kink’ and ‘kinky,’** panache45**. At least in general terms. More specific language is used for more specific things, of course. While admittedly this is a smaller subject base than I’d like, it’s more than enough for me not to dismiss it as a fluke. Maybe it’s regional?
Hmm. Five seems reasonable, if we’re just going numerically. But context is important. Fewer would qualify if you take the time and effort to set up a proper party atmosphere. You could probably get away with as few as three if you’re sufficiently decadent in the entertainments, refreshments, and costuming, schedule in a long enough block of time, and at least one of the party is comfortable playing slavegirl or boy, as appropriate.
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If you have some Romans, that helps, too. And Goths. Either the modern or ancient varieties.
Keep in mind that if there’s just 1 or 2 girls and the rest are guys, that’s a gangbang, not an orgy. Unless the guys are also doing their own thing together, which 99% of the time they just wait for the girls.
The only orgy-related offering I have is, a friend told me he was once invited to some kind of swinger’s club and though the memory was hazy, he doesn’t recall joining in as he thought, ‘I wouldn’t poke any of these people with a sharp stick’.
Nah, she wandered away a few years ago.
Besides, on these topics I ask the questions but I don’t provide the personal details.
Just like at work.
Darn it! I accidentally chose 6 and I meant to choose 5.
I just realized who started this thread. Why do you need this information QtM–lookinh for the right information to write up your patients’ activities?
Knowledge for knowledge’s sake.