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By *oulkiss OP Man
over a year ago
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So off the back of another thread.
What are the understood rules of being in a darkroom at a club.
My assumption is that by entering you are consenting to being touched, but still have the right to say to someone who does touch you to stop.
Is this in line with others understanding? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When I’ve been in dark rooms the etiquette has always been you’re expecting to get touched or groped but politely/firmly remove hands you don’t consent to. Have to be realistic that others can’t see clearly what they are touching. |
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Yeah being in a dark room doesn't remove your right to say no but I think touching depends on the situation at the time if a couple are on their own a polite can I join in wouldn't hurt at all a busy Saturday night I doubt people would expect you to ask |
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I have to agree with some points & disagree with others, in our experiences with dark rooms, just by entering does not mean you are game for anythin, it might be your 1st venture into one, imagine 3 horny blokes suddenly surrounding a female or couple ? It’d more than likely put them off for a while, also you may just want to play voyeur & just take in all the action. If you indulge in the bed or whatever is in the room, then yes, you should realise that someone is going to touch you with or without consent, but that’s what dark rooms are there for BUT, you always have the right to say no, again in our experience, we don’t think we’ve ever heard anyone say no |
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