Anime Orgy

Howdy, I'm gonna be organizing an orgy at the next Yaoi-Con. If you're interested in fulfilling your wildest Yaoi dreams in real life or even watching it, hit me up. Gotta send pictures of yourself and of the cosplay you'll be wearing if you're gonna wear one.

Wasn't there that joke about how a guy goes out with his friends and tries to organise an orgy and said to his mates to meet him at at the end of the night by outside the bar, when the time came for them to meet he manage to gather about 100 guys and 1 girl and the girl never showed. So him and his friends left in a taxi and left those guys all by themselves with figuratively their dick in their hands out side of seedy alley way. Though that being said that might just be appropriate for this con lol

I get the feeling that starting an orgy among guys is much easier than starting an orgy among guys and girls. On another note, when organizing an orgy like this, how do you stop it from getting too big? How big is too big? How about people that just want to watch? I assume you have to keep it in a hotel room? (or someone's house) I've never been to an 18+ convention. Or could you just keep a marathon orgy going just cycling people in and out? (to keep the total number manageable). Also the STD potential issue. Sure you can keep a bowl of condoms handy for sex but it's no fun to blow someone with a condom on and you can pass STD's that way too. (I'm just thinking out loud). I would orgy all the time if STD's weren't an issue. Does any company offer official documentation to "prove" you are STD free?

@rakkettrahu Never would have thought someone would try to organized one here but in any case, good luck with your orgy. Although some think it's mostly an urban legend, orgies at anime/manga/comic book conventions really do happen. Most conventions I've attended has had one. They aren't for all but can be fun with the right preparations and participants. @loli_vampire You take the risk with STDs in any kind of sex. It's never a bad idea to ask your potential partner about sexual health, STDs, and other diseases. Of course you can't believe whatever you potential partner would say. My advice on hosting one and participating in one: On hosting one, come up with some house rules like respect others and property. The most important one is "no means no". If no one can abide by the rules, then don't let them come. If people break your house rules, you can warn them but you might need to remove them. Going by how many you think can be in the room, advertise the max occupancy and those wanting to participate need to RSVP. Only after that you can give the room # and ask the participants to please not give it out or they'll be removed. You can make a reserve list to let people know they can come if people leave. Also, to help protect the host and participates, inform those coming that a current government ID will need to be presented at the door to confirm age. Also, think about a time when you want to have it come to an end. To help reduce the risk of someone spreading a bug, you could ask those who want to RSVP about their sexual health and turn them down. Regardless, you will want to make condoms mandatory or they cannot participate. Also tell them if they are caught without one during the deed, they will be removed and not allowed to participate again. However, you might get couples who want to sex with themselves. You can make that the exception to the rule but you can't be 100% of what they say is true. You might still want to make condoms mandatory still regardless just to be on the safe side and keep others safe. If there happens to be females participating, you also might want have some dental dams (search for them on the net). You could ask your participants to bring their own condoms, lubes, dental dams, towels (to have sex on or for clean up) and beverages. Also, tell participants to tie off their used condoms and throw them away in the trash along with any wrappers. Have them clean up after themselves. A host might want to wear latex gloves to help clean up. If things get a little loud, ask to keep it down and/or play some music (NOT unreasonably loud) to help mask the sounds of sex from your hotel neighbors. Hosting one and participating in one can actually be quite a task. You might want to rest up. A host might need to stop what they are doing to deal with violations at any give time. On participating in one, mind all the house rules, respect the host and respect others, bring your own condoms/dental dams, before you get down, ask about sexual health. Don't get out of hand and don't overstay your welcome. Use your best judgement. There's a pretty cool social site that centers around BDSM, fetishes, and kinks called FetLife. They have good resources on this subject and much much more. Check them out. They have anime/manga communities too and it's not uncommon to see people posting in forums about hosting an orgy at a con. Check it out. There are even some MaiOtaku members there.