By Gene Wong
Do you dream about getting it on with a friend, but then never know how to bring it up? Have you ever imagined two of your friends fucking while you watched? Do you just like sex, period? If you answered “yes” to any of those questions, maybe you should consider hosting an orgy.
Sites like
Guys Go Crazy or
Gay College Sex Parties can show you a sex party, but there's no substitute for actually hosting one. It's not that difficult, but it does require a fair amount of forethought and planning. The sex itself is simple. As orgy aficionados will tell you, a tangled and writhing mass of naked men is much like a kaleidoscope. No matter which way you turn it, it looks pretty. But assembling the right group of people and setting the stage can be a fine art.
If you feel up to attending someone else's sex party and taking some mental notes before trying to host your own, that can be a great way to start. Check the chatboards at
Gay.com or
ManHunt, both of which have fairly frequent announcements about sex parties. You can also check out some of your town’s dedicated sex clubs. An excellent index of these can be found at
Bathhouse Guide.
When hosting a gangbang, you’ll need to be aware of every guest’s proclivities so that you end up with a nice ratio of tops to bottoms. After all — nothing kills the mood faster than a room full of pouty bottoms, all staring at the same dildo.
If your party is going to be fetish oriented, only solicit guests who lean towards bondage, latex, golden showers, stuffed animals, or role-playing. It’s always hopeless to try and please everyone. So the solution is simple: don’t invite everyone!
If you’re dreaming of throwing a ginormous house party, please just slap yourself. If you don’t know all of the guests, your real friends may hold you liable (forever) if anything (or anyone) bad goes down. And it probably will, because there’s no way you can keep tabs on that many people and still have a good time. When parties get too big, you end up with strangers bringing strangers. It may seem exciting — until you climb out of your k-hole to find that all of your cash and electronics are gone.
“It’s important to have a list,” says sex party consultant Jason Lee. No matter how uncomfortable it may feel, you must ascertain the STD status of every single guest who comes in. It’s one thing to swap spit with your buddies — but quite another if you all contract gonorrhea from eating the same ass.
You probably never imagined that you’d end up working triage at your own sex party, but Lee says, “Medical histories should be taken before the party. Do it at the gathering only as a last resort. Don’t ask one friend questions in front of another, either. The answers might be embarrassing.”
Don’t worry about the decor. That’s not why your guests are there. As long as the ambiance is sexy and fun, everyone will be fine. Be sure to hide your valuables. And if you decide to distribute sex toys around your pad, understand that you might not get them back in the same condition they were in when the party began.
Always clean your space before a party and cover your furniture with white sheets. You can set the mood instantly with the right music, especially techno, trance or electronica — but not Top 40. You don’t want your partner humming along to Gimme More while he’s sucking your dick. Place condoms and lube everywhere (unless it's a bareback party) and be sure that everyone understand the rules and limits of the party before entering.
If you do decide to have toys available, you should always disinfect and clean them with adult toy cleanser. Regular anti-bacterial soap leaves a thin layer of scum and can also cause your toys to dry and crack. For some great toy ideas, check out
Male Stockroom and
Fort Troff. Keep the lights low, but not off. Darkroom action is hot, but highly impractical. If you want to get creative, you can make some rooms brightly lit and then leave others dark. The different settings will encourage people to explore. Also, always make sure to have a “safe area." If someone is feeling uncomfortable, they should always have a time-out zone to retreat to. Besides, you might get tired and need a break, too… eventually.
Party on.