Group Play – What does Playroom mean?
Playroom
A Playroom is a room in a club or at a party set aside for sex and play, usually with beds or mats and its own house rules.
What does Playroom mean?
Playroom joins “play”, the word the kink and swinger scenes use for sex and scenes, with “room”. It’s a space in a club or at a party set aside for sex and play, usually with mats, beds or furniture. Most sex-positive parties, swinger clubs and play parties have one or several. Some are open so others can watch, some have curtains or doors for privacy, and the rules are often posted at the entrance.
What are the rules in a playroom?
Ask before you join anyone, and never touch without a clear yes. Watching may be welcome or not, depending on the house rules and the people playing, so follow the signs and keep a respectful distance. Use condoms and the supplies provided, clean up after yourself and leave right away if someone asks you to. Phones and photos stay outside.
What’s the difference between a playroom, a darkroom and a dungeon?
A playroom is a general space for sex and play, usually lit well enough to see each other and talk. A darkroom is kept dark on purpose, anonymity is the point there, which makes clear consent even more important. A dungeon is set up for BDSM, with crosses, benches and hooks, and is more about scenes than about sex.