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2015-09-16 18-47-26
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Most take the sex home. But ask about the house rules. Most places have a printed sheet with party rules, some you have to sign that you read it. There have been lawsuits over party happenings, he said/she said, and sex iswhere she could say that she got some bug from him, that he didn't stop when she told him to. Under that theory the host could be sued in some states also. I was told by the props ofclub that's why they had a no sex rule, and why when the discreet encounters personals was changed, that they changed it. Out here most public and private parties are sex with barrier protection, butwas no protection as it was up to responsible people to make their own decision. Private residence; nudity laws may not apply, but if there's sex there may be other laws that could apply. This is the tactic that has been used in some areas. Many clubs around the country have been closed down in the past x-x years,in FL was a swing club where the cops told the papers and reporters and tv cams were on hand when the bust went down. Look up NCSF, National Coalition of Sexual Freedom, for more info.
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