Back in the day, being gay was a tough gig. You couldn’t just go around telling people you were gay and living that gay life without risking losing some friends.
So, a lot of folks kept their love under wraps, hanging out in the shadows and hoping not to get caught.
Gay life wasn’t anything one would be proud of because the society wasn’t very accommodating. The laws were also not so friendly for gay people and so people had to live in hiding.
Gay Life is Getting Better.
But there has been a recent influx of anti-homosexual laws springing up around the world in response to legislation making it easier. It would be misleading to point out that this phase of gay life is past us.
But the world has made strides to recognize gay people.
You can now attend a gay sex party, without being in fear of being raided by the police. And you can feel at home with people who share the same sexual orientation as you.
The world may criticize, but the decision to be happy entirely depends on you.
Gay Life – Understanding Your Surroundings
The first thing you should do to live freely as a gay person is to understand your surroundings.
How does the society view gay people?
Are they judged, punished and even molested because of how they dress, walk and interact?
Can you find gay men and women around you can hook for some nice gay sex party just like everyone else? Or you have to travel and hide somewhere?
You Don’t Have To Deny Yourself Pleasures in Your Gay Life
If your society hasn’t recognized and appreciated that a person is free to make decisions, it doesn’t mean that you have to deny yourself sexual pleasure.
There are many gay exchange programs all over the world where you can have fun. Some things that humans cannot deny themselves for long AND sex, is one of them.
Gay Life is not a Curse
But an opportunity to satisfy yourself. Get out there and have fun to the fullest.
Treat those you love and care about with passion because we live only once. This might be difficult to be viewed differently. But be the mouthpiece of the gay fraternity fighting for recognition all over the world.
Some countries have made commendable strides in recognizing homosexuals and differently identified sexualities. But there is always more that could be done to help with equality.
Gay exchange programs are very good in bringing together persons of a common interest and exploring the other side of the fence. You may learn what has been missing in your current relationship and set out to reignite that feeling.
Acknowledge Yourself and Your Gay Life
For individuals to acknowledge you, first you should acknowledge yourself. In the event that you can’t acknowledge your sexual orientation and feel good and sure about your own particular skin. Then other individuals think that its harder to acknowledge you completely.
It’s your entitlement to love.
Nobody has the privilege to let you know generally. Let yourself know.
“I am a man with emotions and judgment and an existence, much the same as others. And I am one of a kind and individual, and nobody has the privilege to pick my life for me.
The way that I am gay is simply one more aspect of who I am, pretty much as being inventive, or idealistic, or having chestnut eyes is.
I may not resemble a large number of my companions, but rather I carry on with my life legitimately and joyfully. It’s my life, and I be glad.”
Gay Life and Sex Toys
Equip yourself with some of the best sex toys available in the nearest adult toy store and spice up your love life.
Find out from your partner what they prefer doing and treat yourself to a rare love making opportunity. Get something portable so that you don’t miss out on any minute of sheer pleasure and satisfaction.
Browse any gay exchange programs in your city and attend for nights of great sex and have a good time; we only live once.
If your country allows same sex marriages, then you can easily cement your love in marriage. Seal it and stay together as a couple. Some people have and they have never regretted.
Gay Life – How to Plan a Gay Sex Party
Being gay comes with lots of enjoyment and a few challenges. The world is still skeptical about this sexual orientation, but who cares.
Sexual satisfaction is not one of those desires that can be satisfied through hours of debates. Everyone deserves a piece of happiness. So, if the least of worries is to think of what other people think then you’re doing pretty damn well.
You should also grab the first opportunity and attend a gay sex party in your town. Such parties are happening all over but their success depends on how well they are planned.
Tips for Planning A Great Party
To begin with, make it clear if it is invite only, confirmation only or it is a party for all to come.
The gay community is very welcoming and therefore would be delighted to attend your party. But you obviously may not want to throw an open sex party unless you have a stadium or obscenely large house to accommodate everyone.
Go through the list of possible guests and send them invites.
You should consider two important things here. What the guest will bring to the party and what you are offering.
Your sexual satisfactions and desires versus your guests.
This is a very important fact because you really don’t want to end up with guests who really don’t add value. And the only thing they can offer is their sexual orientation.
Potential sexual activity aside, you really want to enjoy their company and have a good time. Inviting people you don’t connect with is a sure fire way to have it all end in a dud party.
This is actually not a difficult feat to achieve, thanks to the many gay exchange programs available today.
Fix a Date that Suits Everybody
With your guest list ready, you should fix a date that will suit everyone. It goes without saying that weekends and holidays are the best days to throw any gay sex party.
You can have it for a day where your guests will come and have a crazy day of fun and sexual pleasure. Or make it a weekend long affair, with a day set aside for an outdoor adventure like a beach party or something like that.
What About a Venue
Is your house big enough to accommodate all the guests invited? Do you have to find an alternative like a hotel or a holiday house or something like that?
I had friends whom owned a vineyard up in Orange in Western NSW and it made for a great weekend party of relaxation and fun.
Depending on your neighborhood, you may really not want people screaming at you as some petty neighbors are likely to moan.
If you have no idea about venue
Find out from other people especially on gay exchange programs around. There is possibly a restaurant or a hall that you can hire for a day or two.
You might also want to consider the décor.
If you have a Monet painting sitting in the lounge room that you don’t want ruined, perhaps you should consider replacing it for the party.
Same goes with white carpets. You should consider the potential damage to your home and belongings. As well as any venues that you may hire for the night or weekend.
Safety First
This is a common thing that people forget and especially with gay sex parties. You might need to provide some condoms and lubricant for that particularly amorous couple that just can’t help themselves.
I assure you, it happens. Consider putting little signs.
Drinks and Music
Finally, work on the other logistics like the drinks and music. What is a sex party gay without booze and pumping music anyway? Are you going to have it catered, or are you cooking?
Or are you simply going to buy a bunch of pizzas and have them delivered. Whatever you choose it is certainly something that needs to be considered and echo the tone of the type of party you want to achieve.
Establishing a classy atmosphere in a black tie event may not particularly go down well with pizza.
You can have DJ in-house, good for you or you may have to hire one. If you are having it at home, do you have a nice music system? At poolside, you don’t have to worry about very powerful system.
Buy a mixture of different types and brands of alcohol and enjoy your gay sex party!
Or better yet, have everyone BYO especially if you’re the one providing the food for everyone and only offer ‘house’ spirits and wines.
Meet PJ Weir, former Gay Exchange stalwart and gay rights advocate. Now caring for his mother in Queensland, he reflects on a decade of LGBTQ+ activism.
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