Plainly/simply, M&G’s are not for everyone (gents or ladies).
All M&G’s are for adults regarding our version of ‘adult behavior’ which can sometimes be exaggerated by the alcohol served (as with any other party happening anywhere).
If you are a private/modest person, have issue with attendees preference of clothing (or lack there of), the ages of those who may attend or have fears of anyone finding out about your participation in ’our thing’, I would recommend you not attend M&G’s.
I would also recommend you do some research as to what type of party will be happening BEFORE you agree to attend; i.e. a public location or a private venue (no civilians) typically will tell you a great deal.
(including the 'after' parties which are inevitable)
Guests need simply ask the hosts…………after screening, of course.
As a host, I would very much appreciate it if you would actually use some of the discretion you repeatedly mention in your posts.
What happens at any M&G is absolutely not for public board posting/consumption.
I have been to 4 different hosted parties in the NE area and the one thing I know to be a complete truth is local hosts operate their M&G’s with complete discretion.
Local hosts do not allow their party location to be known (except to those who are screened/accept their invitation) or handle/stage name guest lists to be available to anyone prior to screening.
You may not care for/prefer what happens or does not happen at a M&G, but that is a modesty/personal issue pertaining only to you and not a matter of the hosts/guests not being ‘discrete’.
(simply walk out the door if you are uncomfortable)
As our guest, we hosts would appreciate your discretion in not posting even the smallest party detail on any public boards.
(including this one)
Thank you’s, other post-party posts even criticisms are always very general/vague offering no details.
My advice: If you have issue with what you’ve experienced at a M&G, simply send a message to the host(s) at their party emails stating so.
Most likely your host(s) will offer their apologies for whatever your issue(s) were and will gladly remove your name from the guest list if you so choose.