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over a year ago
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Hi all I'm not at all sure if we're posting this in the right place but here goes. We've been going to Darlaston for over a year on a monthly basis & always have great fun but some thing's still mystify us:
The round room - what's the general understanding of the round bed? If you're on it is that an invitation for an orgy, all to join? Everytime we visit the way it's used seems to differ.
Private rooms with the door left ajar - would you see that as an invite to go in & watch, maybe join in?
Yeah, we could ask these questions at the time, but it's a bit tricky when it's getting loud n messy so we thought it might make for some interesting discussion. |
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Tricky We go to Chams once in a while too. The round room to us is a place where multiple folk can get on the bed and have fun next to you and if an arm or leg touches you then it's acceptable. Groping without some form of initial contact isn't but that may just be us and others may view it differently. If we retire into a room and leave the door open it's an invitation to watch and engage but not an invitation to grope or shove a cock in our face without being given the invitation. Not sure if that helps! |
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"Tricky We go to Chams once in a while too. The round room to us is a place where multiple folk can get on the bed and have fun next to you and if an arm or leg touches you then it's acceptable. Groping without some form of initial contact isn't but that may just be us and others may view it differently. If we retire into a room and leave the door open it's an invitation to watch and engage but not an invitation to grope or shove a cock in our face without being given the invitation. Not sure if that helps! "
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