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"We genrally like dress down. Feels a lot more comfortable, free and breaks down barriers between people. Plus if you play its just so much easier than getting undressed then dressed. As to how to feel about being made to, well were never made to do anything. We stick by the rules of the event/club. If we we're not happy about rules we wouldn't attend." I don’t think there are clubs that expect you to remain dressed & you have to get undressed every time you play. You generally have a choice between ‘dress down on arrival’ or ‘dress down when you’re ready’ | |||
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"what's meant by dress down? underwear?" Either underwear or a towel or naked.. | |||
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"We genrally like dress down. Feels a lot more comfortable, free and breaks down barriers between people. Plus if you play its just so much easier than getting undressed then dressed. As to how to feel about being made to, well were never made to do anything. We stick by the rules of the event/club. If we we're not happy about rules we wouldn't attend. I don’t think there are clubs that expect you to remain dressed & you have to get undressed every time you play. You generally have a choice between ‘dress down on arrival’ or ‘dress down when you’re ready’ " No, not enforced as such. But I've been a couple of clubs where I'm the only male who is dressed down returning from the play areas. Those sort of clubs seem far more the norm for women to dress down and men fully clothed in the social areas. Not that I or my partner care about me being the only one dressed down, I like to be comfortable and just do my thing. But I've seen in such clubs plenty of times a huge jumble of clothes on the floor of the group play area and then once things have finished the mad scramble to find the right clothes and get dressed again. | |||
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"Just seen an event that requires you to dress down from the second you arrive even though its in a club with no dress down rules. Got me thinking, how do you feel about being made to dress down?" We regularly go to clubs in Germany and Holland where (with only very few exceptions) dress down from minute one is compulsory, and that is our preference. We also visit clubs in Spain where there is little if any dress code at all, and Cap d'Agde where the dress code for men is "smart casual" which actually means street clothes. One of our pet hates in Spain and France are guys who hover around the play areas wearing jeans and a shirt then think that popping their cock through their zip is all that is required to join in the fun. IT ISN'T! Because of the nature of some of the clubs in Cap it is a bit more difficult, but in Spain anyone who tries it with us gets a very firm "Con ropa NO". | |||
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"Just seen an event that requires you to dress down from the second you arrive even though its in a club with no dress down rules. Got me thinking, how do you feel about being made to dress down?" Normally I'm not keen on anyone being made to do anything. Dressing down can be a big deal for the insecure. It should be acceptable to stay fully dressed in the bar chatting with friends if that's what you want. But rules can also be a form of permission. It's not the individual choosing to dress down, it's the rules. You get to do something you want to do while maintaining the fiction (however transparent) that you're not the kind of person who does that sort of thing. If this is the event I think it is, the theme is "good girls who want to be bad". You wouldn't attend if you didn't deep down want to. It's for people who need that little push into actually doing it. I get the impression that "dress down" has different meanings in different clubs. In this one it does not mean naked (there's no nudity outside the play and wet areas, and even there it isn't required). So there's no pressure to go that far. | |||
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"One thing that will say is I visited La Chambre (quite a while ago I may be different now). Others were allowed upstairs into play area fully clothed. I don’t agree with this. " Ooh no. Bad. | |||
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"One thing that will say is I visited La Chambre (quite a while ago I may be different now). Others were allowed upstairs into play area fully clothed. I don’t agree with this. " I visited LC just last year, and the only people allowed upstairs dressed were those being given 'The Tour' | |||
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"I do not dress down at all. I hate it too. It puts me on edge and I enjoy the dressing up. Even if I end up fucking I tend to keep something on ... albeit skimpy. I’m Just more comfortable and confident that way. If there was a club night that insisted on it. I would avoid it. V x " It seems that ‘dress down’ can mean different things to different people too. ‘Something skimpy’ IMO is dress down - eg basque or corsets, babydoll, etc Townhouse has a ‘dress to impress’ dress code & guests dress down when they choose to - whether that’s on arrival or later on. Dressing down is compulsory if you are upstairs in the play areas after the time that any newbie tours would take place. It’s optional in the social areas - bar, lounge, patio etc. Obviously some events have their own rules, and fet events are different again. As the saying goes ‘you can please some of the people some of the time ...’ | |||
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"I do not dress down at all. I hate it too. It puts me on edge and I enjoy the dressing up. Even if I end up fucking I tend to keep something on ... albeit skimpy. I’m Just more comfortable and confident that way. If there was a club night that insisted on it. I would avoid it. V x It seems that ‘dress down’ can mean different things to different people too. ‘Something skimpy’ IMO is dress down - eg basque or corsets, babydoll, etc Townhouse has a ‘dress to impress’ dress code & guests dress down when they choose to - whether that’s on arrival or later on. Dressing down is compulsory if you are upstairs in the play areas after the time that any newbie tours would take place. It’s optional in the social areas - bar, lounge, patio etc. Obviously some events have their own rules, and fet events are different again. As the saying goes ‘you can please some of the people some of the time ...’ " Yes think this where people get confused, and label clubs as something they not. unless it’s a specific night that says got to be nude, most dress down clubs are as you say dress to impress! My other half would wear the same outfits to go to Chams as she would go somewhere like XTASIA, the only difference between the two clubs, is really for males, in XTASIA wandering about in a towel or your shorts isn’t allowed. And it can get a bit tiresome, and make play less spontaneous when you have to keep fetching your clothes off, and trying to find them again when you want to go and get a drink, while your female half stands about waiting as her outfit was fine for playing and going to the bar! | |||
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