FabSwingers.com forum: BBW events

By *haunMan
over a year ago

Halton

"If you could design your own BBW event, what sort of things would you include & why?

So...

What would I include?

Well apart from an event that ran as long as possible

Something with a slight theme occasionally, but not compulsory as to put people off.

An evening that is fun, light hearted and that creates an ambience of inclusiveness. (Both to those that have been there before and to anyone new or considering trying out an event).

An event that encourages people to be themselves and feel like they can try out something for the first time in the comfort of the event. The perfect opportunity to showcase your new stunning underwear with people who are there to appreciate such pleasures.

The right mix (numbers) of people on the night.

So not too restrictive but ensuring that the balance between ladies, couples and men is fair.

(As much as I'd love it to be me and a whole bunch of ladies and couples

Sadly such balance isn't going to work.

Something that builds a platform to move the event from what appears to be a one off, to something that drives demand and makes people want to come back.

(First time visitors draw, for a return entry, or an ongoing draw for couples and ladies also for return entry).

Yes.. us single men have to pay but pricing the event to something that encourages people to want to turn up.

Mix up the evenings, so that once your in it's not always the same (but not too dissimilar)

Bit of music on night, the occasional party game another time etc.

Otherwise I wouldn't want plan something that wasn't already similar to a normal experience in a club. (Unless you can give me a room where I spend all evening just massaging the gorgeous naked ladies

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So just celebrating the inclusiveness of everyone by highlighting such an event but otherwise everything else is the same.

In my opinion..

A well run event is a well run event.

This is down to the club, the hosts and those running the event.

More importantly the people that attend.

Having the right people and venue wanting to host the event goes a long way.

Then just make sure that it's positively supporting and involved in the running.

Host a good event, encourage people to come back and build on its successes.

Repeat and do more again the following time.

Get the basics right then look to expand.

xxx