DECEMBER SUBURBAN KINK HOLIDAY BASH!
Our NAUGHTY OR NICE PARTY!
(Rain, sleet or apocalyptic hurricane, we will be there!)
FRIDAY DEC 7TH 8:30pm-? ☺
Massapequa (large home and dungeon)
If you missed the October Party, you definitely don't want to miss this one.
Deck the halls with naked asses,
Flog them, spank them, raise your glasses,
……..oh sorry, I got distracted.
Raffle and prizes! Decorate your sub contest!
Come join us for a wild Holiday fetish party you will not forget!
Food, Beverages, and a sexy themed atmosphere! Fireplaces roaring (because unlike our October party, it might actually be cold out).
This time around, there will be even more kinky implements throughout the dungeon and house than there was before! The main floor will be much more naughty to accommodate even more kinksters as well as the gorgeous dungeon floor!
Smoking allowed in back patio and firepit going outside, but please wear a jacket and be discrete. We will have seating outside for people who want to smoke just like our last party.
We are expecting 30% more guests this time, so we are going to have one-packed house!
Kink: Saint Andrews Cross, spanking bench, dildo cbt bench, Jail Cell, Large Dog cage, large slave cell, suspension hooks, kissing head cages, stocks, fireplaces, sexy dim lighting and décor, extra table for violet wand play, fire play or bondage. Possible large suspension BEAM (yes classykinkycool, we are working on it).
Wonderful Food and dessert in a gorgeous setting. Alcoholic beverages (spiked punch, wine, beers, cocktails). You will be fed, and fed again ☺
Good music, not too loud. Sexy BDSM fetish films on the TVs playing on mute with the music.
And….a KINKY SANTA! Pictures with kinky Santa! (if you wish, for private use or if OK, public posting).
Come dressed in fetish attire, but do not be afraid to add a little holiday twist, no matter what you celebrate!
There will be a food box and donation box in the corner of the hall. If you can spare a can of food, or anything non-perishable, or donate as little as $5 to the donation box, it would help a family of 5 in need that greatly suffered from Sandy who would be very appreciative, they lost everything in the most literal sense of that word.
