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The Folsom Street Fair is the largest leather event in the world, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors to San Francisco's South of Market district each September. Click the image below to learn more.


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November 22, 2013




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Updated: February 12, 2019



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Stepping into a kink-themed party or club for the first time ever can be pretty intimidating. I attended my first public event a little over three years ago with my husband and another couple. All three of which were excited to be there and ready to go as soon as things started.
I was on overload though. There were spanking benches, and winches, cages, and wrestling mats. One corner even had a medical play area. I found myself standing in a sea of people in various stages of undress. There were sounds from people playing and the implements being used on them bouncing off the walls. And as thrilling as it was, it was very hard to process it all.
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Before entering the event we discussed the rules and etiquette that is expected of its attendees. We were ready to go and ready to play. But what we failed to discuss was how to handle the overwhelming feelings that can come along with entering into a kink event for the first time. And for me, it was a huge flood of so many different emotions. It was unlike anything I had experienced before. No one had told me what to do if I felt overwhelmed outside of actually playing.
I found myself aroused and curious, excited and scared all at once. The introvert inside wanted to stand in the corner and watch everything unfold. My husband/dom wanted to show me off for all to see. I lacked the words to vocalize how I was feeling at the time. I desired to be the good and proper submissive in public as I had been privately in our bedroom. Knowing his excitement, I did not want to disappoint him but was having trouble processing the new experiences.
It took almost an hour for us to realize that I was not in the moment as it were. My responses to my husband were lacking my usual enthusiasm. My posture had become very rigid as well. Due to this unexpected behavior from me, he stopped all activity, broke “character” and checked on me. After discussing what was happening we came to the realization that I was feeling overwhelmed. Once we came to that conclusion, I was able to relax and experience the event until I was comfortable and had processed it.
We slowed things down, took time to enjoy the event, walk around, and watch various activities. After I felt more comfortable with these new surroundings, I was able to relax and participate more freely. Before going to the events we all discuss the do’s and don’ts of participating, but it is not uncommon for people to have mixed emotions their first time and not be able to truly enjoy themselves until they are able to process their new environment. It’s just as important to vocalize how you are feeling outside of participating in kink activity, as it is when you are in it.
Attending your first play party can be a scary thing, but always remember that you don’t have to do anything you are not comfortable with. Perhaps the first few times you might just indulge in your voyeuristic side and use the activities you saw to fuel things in the bedroom. There’s nothing wrong with that. Taking baby steps is not a bad thing. The point of attending the event is to have fun and enjoy it the way that you are comfortable with it.

The San Francisco Armory in 2008, shortly after being acquired by Kink.com. (Mike Hofmann)
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Kink.com, the fetish pornography site that's been filming in the San Francisco Armory for the last decade, is shutting down production in the Bay Area.
The company that once made 100 films a month at its Mission district site told the Guardian that it will stop production in February.
“A lot of the Castro was built on the back of porn companies. But one by one, they upped and left,” Kink.com CEO Peter Acworth told the Guardian . “There’s so much content out there. The human body only has so many orifices and so many limbs you can tie in so many ways.”
Kink's in-house directors will move production to Nevada, Southern California and other parts of the Bay Area -- making good on a promise Acworth made back 2014 to move out of San Francisco.
"I would still think of Kink.com production moving out as a question of 'if' as opposed to 'when,'" Acworth told the San Francisco Bay Guardian back in April of 2014.
Though Acworth originally threatened to pack up and leave because of Cal-OSHA fines and impending condom legislation -- which was voted down last election -- the site's membership and revenue has dropped significantly, with some publications saying as much as 40 percent . Just a year ago, the company cut half of its workforce.
In recent years, the building has housed corporate offices and Acworth hopes to expand that space. Acworth also hired Audrey Joseph , the former vice chair of the San Francisco Entertainment Commission, to convert the century-old building's gymnasium into a venue for large concerts. After receiving a number of complaints from neighbors over its concerts, it still received a permit to host shows back in April of last year.
The studios in the basement will stay set up for video productions -- they just won't make Kink.com videos there. Acworth also said that they will still host tours, though he suspects that attendance will drop once he stops filming porn here.
CORRECTION: This article originally stated that the basement studios would be converted into offices, which was incorrect.

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