Jiffy Kink: Beauty & the Beasts
March 19 2022 @ 9:00 pm - 2:00 am
Bring out the leopard print, kitty ears, puppy masks, and pony reins because it’s Beauty & the Beasts night at Jiffy Kink. In the Foreplay FloorPlay room, we’ll have cat toys, laser pointers, and chew toys to keep good kitties and puppies occupied. We will answer the age old question: is it a dog toy or a sex toy?
$20 (and $40 if you are in jeans/t-shirt/vanilla wear).
Come meet new folks at the friendly, inclusive, and shame-free Jiffy Kink Play Party: Beauty & the Beasts edition. Please dress up in either: some animal print, something alluding to pet/animal play, something skimpy, or something fetish. Because of COVID and masking requirements, it’s not practical to host any Speed Dating in person, but, be sure to arrive right at 9 if you want to participate in the play finder matching game at 9:30.
Let’s come together to welcome and celebrate one another in an inclusive and friendly environment and get our kink on.
Featuring:
A MatchMaking Play Finder Game
Birthday Spankings for our March babies
ForePlay FloorPlay room, a Jiffy Kink exclusive featuring the “pet pen” area
Trained Dungeon Monitors
Furniture to meet your poking, spanking, and rigging needs
An orientation for folks new to play parties
DJ Zotzi-ha spinning the soundtrack to our sexy fun
Birthday Spankings for our March babies
ForePlay FloorPlay room, a Jiffy Kink exclusive featuring the “pet pen” area
Trained Dungeon Monitors
Furniture to meet your poking, spanking, and rigging needs
An orientation for folks new to play parties
DJ Zotzi-ha spinning the soundtrack to our sexy fun
Kinky perverts, exhibitionists, and voyeurs of all types are welcome. This is a BIPOC, queer, and trans inclusive space.
COVID NOTE: At present, it is our intention to require 1) proof of vaccination, 2) masks (except when actively eating, drinking or scening), and 3) if you are unmasked (when drinking/eating/playing) only do so with people you can contact in the event of subsequently discovered COVID exposure.
We understand that this does not eliminate risk but we believe it is reasonable mitigation and minimizes the risk of community spread while allowing people to operate within their risk tolerance. We’ll try our best to make it worth it!
