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Neverwhere Monthly |
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The Downside |
The broken down bus under the railway bridge was the chief cause of consternation. The oncoming traffic on the wrong side of the road did give a dash of excitement, mind. | ||||||||
The Upside |
An idea of gleaming simplicity - a back-to-basics s&m event. No theme, just a playspace with a dash of furniture and conducive company in whatever they felt (un?)comfortable in. Simplicicty is the chief virtue of all the best plans. (And brevity the chief virtue of this review?) I turned up, chatted to friends old and new, got beaten goggle-eyed and went home beaming.
The night brought a pair of first-timers; hopefully they felt welcomed by the friendly, relaxed gaggle of older hands. I can't imagine as warm and personal introduction at a club with throbbing dance rhythms blaring out. One recieved his first beating at a very experienced pair of hands, and was literally dancing with joy afterwards. | ||||||||
The Verdict |
Much as I applaud a well turned out theme night this made a very pleasant change; no elaborate preparation (for us dowdy males, anyhow), just a relaxed evening of casual abuse. | ||||||||
The Future |
I look forward to more of these straight S&M nights. (Surely an oxymoron?) I'll also still go to themed events, and enjoy them even more for the contrast. | ||||||||