Fourth of July and TES Fest 2010 Fetish Weekend

The Fourth of July is a time to celebrate our freedom and pride in being an American.

One thing that makes me proud to be an American is that we are not persecuted by the government for our personal choices in sexuality, religion, and politics. Where in some countries being gay is a capital crime, and women are not allowed to show their bodies, America is a country where we can be ourselves and enjoy life.

Yet many of us do not take advantage of these freedoms. We hide in our homes and within ourselves, afraid to indulge in the basest instincts that make us human.

The fetish community strives to bring people out of their shells, and help people to better understand themselves. Through BDSM, many people experience the feeling of a burden being lifted, finally able to accept themselves for who they are and not who they think they should be.

This Fourth of July Weekend, July 2 through 5 to be exact, celebrate being American by attending TES Fest 2010. The fest will take place in Piscataway, NJ, which is a convenient location for anyone in the New York City Metro area.

TES Fest will feature classes on diverse topics such as pain-free anal sex, wearing and using strap-ons, fireplay, usings whips and floggers, food play, Master/slave relations, and many, many more topics!

There will also be vendors, and a play room will be set up for couples sex and swingers, and anyone else that wants to play.

For a weekend event like this, you’ll want to make sure that your toybox is fully stocked and ready to go. Based on the topics for the class discussions, I would recommend:

Any of these anal toys, especially the Fun Wand, which is a G-spot stimulator and anal beads in one.
A strap-on. Here’s one for beginners!
A good whip. This whip is one to be reckoned with, with its handcrafted artistan glass handle, filigree and Swarovski crystal details, and supple lambskin tails that come in four different colors.
Erotic Bonding Tape – perfect for travel!

If you can’t attend TES Fest 2010, find some way to celebrate the freedoms of being American by stepping outside of your comfort range and letting yourself experience something you were afraid of previously. There is an entire community out there ready to give you support!