There's a First Time for Everything

With a slogan like "18 to cum, 21 to swallow," you might think you know what to expect from Electrolust and its fetish parties, and depending on how active your imagination is, you're probably right. The outrageous, skimpy costumes, sex toys, and salacious double-entendres certainly abound, but curious outsiders need...

By Rebecca McBane

November 3, 2011

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With a slogan like "18 to cum, 21 to swallow," you might think you know what to expect from Electrolust and its fetish parties, and depending on how active your imagination is, you're probably right. The outrageous, skimpy costumes, sex toys, and salacious double-entendres certainly abound, but curious outsiders need not fear the inexperience that shows from being first-timers. Because what better time to join in on the kinky fun than immediately after Halloween, when that overpriced Sexy Whatever costume is still fresh? Taking place the first Saturday of each month, November 5's theme at Knockers Sports Bar (inside Tootsies, 150 NW 183rd St., Miami) is "Bloodbath" and will feature DJs, live music, burlesque performances, and costume contests. Newbs are invited to come with an open mind -- and probably a lot of open other things. Check out Electrolust's Facebook page to see pictures portraying the dress code -- as well as many of the activities that will most likely be taking place. Hang back and just watch until you feel comfortable, and don't be afraid to politely and directly tell someone you're not interested. But remember, this is a fetish party, and anything goes as long as it is safe and consensual. Admission is $10 before midnight or online at electrolust.net or $20 at the door after midnight. Anyone dressed in full latex gets in for $5 until 11 p.m. Visit electrolust.net, or call 954-822-6350 or 305-942-8267.
Sat., Nov. 5, 10 p.m., 2011

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Rebecca McBane is the arts and culture/food editor for New Times Broward-Palm Beach. She began her journalism career at the Sun Sentinel's community newspaper offshoot, Forum Publishing Group, where she worked as the editorial assistant and wrote monthly features as well as the weekly library and literature column, "Shelf Life." After a brief stint bumming around London's East End (for no conceivable reason, according to her poor mother), she returned to real life and South Florida to start at New Times as the editorial assistant in 2009. A native Floridian, Rebecca avoids the sun and beach at all costs and can most often be found in a well-air-conditioned space with the glow of a laptop on her face.

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