Orgy Dome

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Burning Man is a festival — really a temporary city — that appears for one week every summer in the Black Rock Desert of Northern Nevada, and then disappears. Started in 1986, it’s a lot of things — at the very least a hugely wild art and community gathering, a place where exchanging money and commercialism of any sort are prohibited. Participants (70,000 last year!) live in tents and trailers amid fierce dust storms, ride around on bikes, and admire ginormous sculptures on the playa. Clothing is optional, electronic music blares all night long, and drugs and alcohol are plentiful (if kept hidden from the police, who are there to keep everyone safe). Imagine Mad Max meets Alice in Wonderland, and you’ve pretty much got it covered. Of course, these ingredients lead to some wild adventures…
On the third or fourth day, biking around in the hot desert, we passed the famous “ Orgy Dome ,” a place we’d both heard about, but never discussed. We stood, we stared, we felt uncomfortable, and then we rode on. But that night he kept bringing it up (as in “If we one day went to one of those sex tents”) and it evolved into a kind of sexy, teasing conversation. Soon we found ourselves doing a little Internet research and, boom, the next night we snuck away from our friends and headed over to the dome, with a clean sheet, some lube, and a little tequila stashed into our Camelback. Mind you, we had never even remotely considered doing anything like this back in New York, this was definitely a “we’re not in Kansas anymore” moment.
As we waited on line (a very long line. We waited over two hours! To get into an Orgy Dome!), my man was visibly nervous. I felt pleased with myself, like I’d called his bluff and was being super adventurous, and I tried not to think about what lay before us. Then we showed ID to prove our ages (46 and 58, hello!) and were ushered into a giant waiting tent, with other couples and groups sitting around staring at each other. Would we be having sex with these strangers soon?!
We were ushered into a giant waiting tent, with other couples and groups sitting around staring at each other. Would we be having sex with these strangers soon?!
We’d read up, so what we knew the gist of what lay before us. Visitors are asked a few questions about consent, and told the basic rules: you have to disrobe in the ante-tent, where you are given a bucket to store your essentials (water, etc.) and the dome provides extra condoms and lube should you run short. Then you walk into the main area and enter into the middle of the dome. You then have the option of going to “the left” or to “the right.” “The right” is where no one can approach you, so it’s a room full of people having sex in couples (or triples or however you come in together) on their own discrete piece of Orgy Dome real estate (a futon, a couch). You can watch (although not stare), but you can’t touch or approach anyone else. “The left” is more of what you might think of as an orgy. On the left, anyone can approach you and ask for your consent to do things to you, get involved in what you are doing, to have things done to them.
The first guy who explained the rules to us was really chill, and we sort of just blankly nodded like the mortified newbies we were, and said OK. When he walked away (we were still clothed at this point), we looked at each other like, “What the hell are we doing?!” but we just sat there until they called our number (as if we were casually buying sliced turkey at the deli counter), and then we had to walk to the next chamber, where we disrobed, and left our clothes on a shelf. So yes, now we were naked, and being ushered along. Bucket, check. Then the entry to the main room. The big moment. This could have been disastrous, a moment of paralyzing fear, but a very suave maitre d’ of sorts approached us and asked what we’d like to do, go left, or go right? We both shrugged and giggled nervously, and were saved when he pointed out a newly vacant couch on the “right” and we hustled our naked asses right over.
Ok, so the three things you have to know straight off are:
3. Everyone was super good-looking.
And I was not stoned or drunk. It was a perfect night and the other orgy-goers were gorgeous — they just were, it’s true! Although I admit I had been living in an RV in the blazing desert for four days, so a hot dog might have looked gorgeous.
We whipped out our sheet and started having sex, right there in front of everyone else having sex, and I gotta tell you, it was awesome. We must have stayed for two hours. We had sex in various positions, did oral, and watched people do all sorts of things you can probably imagine. There were two women using a dildo, someone who was getting mildly spanked (as was I), and lot of regular, steamy sex in all sorts of positions.
Going “to the left,” which is where anything can happen, has now become code in our relationship for that tantalizing thing we may never experience. But who knows? Only time will tell. My husband teases me because more than actually doing anything, I like to talk about doing things. Like maybe we should swing? I’ve looked into sex clubs and sex parties in New York, but so far feel like it might just be too creepy, dirty, or unsafe. That said, five years ago if you had told me I’d go to an orgy dome in the middle of the Nevada desert, I would have called you crazy.
This piece was originally published on The Woofler .
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FOR most of us, getting down and dirty at a festival is about drinking and dancing. But the Orgy Dome tent at Burning Man offers a lot more. WARNING: Explicit
FOR most of us, getting down and dirty at a festival is more to do with energetic dancing and a lack of shower and toilet facilities.
But for visitors to Burning Man Festival in Nevada desert’s Black Rock City, the term has a far more sexual connotation.
According to The Sun , among the attractions at the yearly event, which sees tens of thousands of people gather for at least a week of rebellious mayhem, is the Orgy Dome.
Run by a group called And Then There’s Only Love, the 24-hour giant tent is billed as a safe, “a sex-positive, consensual space for couples and moresomes to play”, welcoming “the combination of love in all forms”.
Everyone’s invited – regardless of whether you’re straight, lesbian, gay, bi, poly-amorous or monogamous.
More than 5,000 people enjoyed the delights of the Dome at last year’s festival, with couples reportedly queuing up to go inside.
According to one Reddit user and frequenter at the festival venue, the Orgy Dome has a “nice set up, clean towels and cushions, and moderate climate control”.
The door is always staffed and you must be with a partner to enter, though some partner swapping has been known.
The Redditer added: “Inside is generally not a writhing pile of 10 or 15 naked bodies as the name might suggest.
“Usually the dome is occupied by couples, with some threesomes and moresomes.
“There are some people watching on the edges, voyeurism and having an audience are definitely in play here, so know that going in.
“If someone is bothering you, most of the time they’ll stop when you ask, although the tent staff is happy to help resolve any uncomfortable problems that may arise.”
As well as old-fashioned orgies, the Orgy Dome is fully equipped with massage tables, mattresses lining the walls, sheets, couches and supplies including lubricants and condoms.
There are also classes on sadomasochism, group erotic massage and theme nights, ranging from threesome specials to competitions for the ‘loudest moaners’.
One visitor told Cosmopolitan that consent to play in the Dome is an absolute necessity.
She said: “If you ask if you can play with a couple, you’d still need to ask, ‘Can I touch your breasts?’, ‘Can I go down on you?’, ‘Can I f*** you both in the butt?’.
“Consent is an active process and can be removed at any point.”
Her partner added: “It’s something different and exciting. The organisers are careful to make sure that everyone who goes in intends to have sex — they don’t want anyone just hanging out.
“If anyone does, they’re asked to leave. Some areas are designated for couples, and other sections are labelled ‘open for more’, meaning that those couples can be approached by others who want to join in.”
Another visitor, 28-year-old Jocelyn, went in the Dome with her husband Luke.
She told how it was the first time they had engaged in group sex, describing it as a “a catalyst for that lifestyle”.
Jocelyn explained: “All kinds of people are there: young, old, and all different body types and nationalities.
“It’s dark, and there’s sensual music playing in the background. You can practically taste the sexual tension.”
She added: “Once they call your group name, you remove jackets and shoes, and they’re stored for you in a cubby outside of the dome.
“It’s dimly lit inside, air-conditioned, and the ground is made of those black rubberised puzzle-piece floor tiles.
“There are several mattresses, each with fresh sheets. An attendant escorts you to your mattress. Entrants are also encouraged to use baby wipes and hand sanitiser.”
Jocelyn told how she, Luke and four others shared a mattress and eventually took over a second one.
She said: “At one point, I was being fingered by one of the guys, while his wife was going down on Luke.
“Luke and I were just looking at each other the whole time, like, ‘OMG, this is rad’.”
Luke added: “Jocelyn and I clearly have very similar tastes in ladies.
“We talked about it afterwards and both felt particularly drawn to one of our friends. Not surprisingly, we slept with her and her husband at our wedding reception!
“We’re still great friends with the other couple too.”
The threat of extreme weather, including devastating floods, has already forced many festivals to cancel their events this year and it seems to only be getting worse.
A Sydney lawyer has accused police of providing “dangerous and incorrect” information to festival goers charged with drug offences.
A UK rap sensation is the latest international act to withdraw from an Aussie music festival, leaving ticket holders raging.

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FOR most of us, getting down and dirty at a festival is about drinking and dancing. But the Orgy Dome tent at Burning Man offers a lot more. WARNING: Explicit
FOR most of us, getting down and dirty at a festival is more to do with energetic dancing and a lack of shower and toilet facilities.
But for visitors to Burning Man Festival in Nevada desert’s Black Rock City, the term has a far more sexual connotation.
According to The Sun , among the attractions at the yearly event, which sees tens of thousands of people gather for at least a week of rebellious mayhem, is the Orgy Dome.
Run by a group called And Then There’s Only Love, the 24-hour giant tent is billed as a safe, “a sex-positive, consensual space for couples and moresomes to play”, welcoming “the combination of love in all forms”.
Everyone’s invited – regardless of whether you’re straight, lesbian, gay, bi, poly-amorous or monogamous.
More than 5,000 people enjoyed the delights of the Dome at last year’s festival, with couples reportedly queuing up to go inside.
According to one Reddit user and frequenter at the festival venue, the Orgy Dome has a “nice set up, clean towels and cushions, and moderate climate control”.
The door is always staffed and you must be with a partner to enter, though some partner swapping has been known.
The Redditer added: “Inside is generally not a writhing pile of 10 or 15 naked bodies as the name might suggest.
“Usually the dome is occupied by couples, with some threesomes and moresomes.
“There are some people watching on the edges, voyeurism and having an audience are definitely in play here, so know that going in.
“If someone is bothering you, most of the time they’ll stop when you ask, although the tent staff is happy to help resolve any uncomfortable problems that may arise.”
As well as old-fashioned orgies, the Orgy Dome is fully equipped with massage tables, mattresses lining the walls, sheets, couches and supplies including lubricants and condoms.
There are also classes on sadomasochism, group erotic massage and theme nights, ranging from threesome specials to competitions for the ‘loudest moaners’.
One visitor told Cosmopolitan that consent to play in the Dome is an absolute necessity.
She said: “If you ask if you can play with a couple, you’d still need to ask, ‘Can I touch your breasts?’, ‘Can I go down on you?’, ‘Can I f*** you both in the butt?’.
“Consent is an active process and can be removed at any point.”
Her partner added: “It’s something different and exciting. The organisers are careful to make sure that everyone who goes in intends to have sex — they don’t want anyone just hanging out.
“If anyone does, they’re asked to leave. Some areas are designated for couples, and other sections are labelled ‘open for more’, meaning that those couples can be approached by others who want to join in.”
Another visitor, 28-year-old Jocelyn, went in the Dome with her husband Luke.
She told how it was the first time they had engaged in group sex, describing it as a “a catalyst for that lifestyle”.
Jocelyn explained: “All kinds of people are there: young, old, and all different body types and nationalities.
“It’s dark, and there’s sensual music playing in the background. You can practically taste the sexual tension.”
She added: “Once they call your group name, you remove jackets and shoes, and they’re stored for you in a cubby outside of the dome.
“It’s dimly lit inside, air-conditioned, and the ground is made of those black rubberised puzzle-piece floor tiles.
“There are several mattresses, each with fresh sheets. An attendant escorts you to your mattress. Entrants are also encouraged to use baby wipes and hand sanitiser.”
Jocelyn told how she, Luke and four others shared a mattress and eventually took over a second one.
She said: “At one point, I was being fingered by one of the guys, while his wife was going down on Luke.
“Luke and I were just looking at each other the whole time, like, ‘OMG, this is rad’.”
Luke added: “Jocelyn and I clearly have very similar tastes in ladies.
“We talked about it afterwards and both felt particularly drawn to one of our friends. Not surprisingly, we slept with her and her husband at our wedding reception!
“We’re still great friends with the other couple too.”
The threat of extreme weather, including devastating floods, has already forced many festivals to cancel their events this year and it seems to only be getting worse.
A Sydney lawyer has accused police of providing “dangerous and incorrect” information to festival goers charged with drug offences.
A UK rap sensation is the latest international act to withdraw from an Aussie music festival, leaving ticket holders raging.

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