1- Register through the form

2- You will receive an email that confirmes you are invited to the party and explains all the other important details. Please check your spam folder. It can take a few days for the email to arrive, please be patient!

YES! Kinky, sexy, colorful, sports wear, everything that makes you feel kinky/sexy.

Yes, writing to flintalicious.party@gmail.com

The day of the party (time will be specified in the registration form)

If you’d like any kind of touch or encounter with somebody, ask the other person once before doing anything or inviting them to participate. If you’re suggesting a kink scene of any kind then make sure you’re clear about exactly what it would involve, and how experienced you are, so that the other person can make informed consent.

Unless you get a fully enthusiastic response such as ‘yes please’ then say ‘no worries’ and drop the subject (or move away if the person seems at all uncomfortable). Many people, perhaps the majority, feel uncomfortable saying ‘no’. If someone looks uncertain, makes an excuse, or says anything that is not an enthusiastic ‘yes’, take their uncertainty as a no. When someone does say no, it definitely means no – and this can happen at any time of anencounter.

Even an ‘enthusiastic yes’ is just the opening gambit. An initial yes is not a carte blanche for anything that might happen later. Consent is an ongoing back-and-forth conversation. Our sense of comfort, safety and enjoyment is always changing.

Don’t ask to join other people’s scenes after they have started, and don’t try to get involved without permission by touching them or lurking on the edge of their scene. Make sure that you only watch people who have explicitly said that they are happy being watched.

If you see other people doing anything that you’re concerned about, please talk to the organisers. Sometimes the people involved don’t feel able to say

Any type of harassment or non-consensual behavior will not be tolerated and will result in the perpetrator being excluded from our events.

From: https://rewritingtherules.files.wordpress.com/2015/11/consent-guidelines-community.pdf

No you can change your clothes at the entrance of the clubs in changing rooms. Be aware that people at the door could ask you to show them your outfit.