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@Fusion2012 LTE and Stuff to Bring

So, the theme of Fusion is apparently rape. I've got sex on the brain.

General
  • Eat and sleep
  • Use ALL the sunscreen. Get NONE of the sunburn!
  • Swim
  • Spend time with all my partners (Daddy, CurtisMercury, Lynk and HarshJudgement. That's right, i lumped you in :p ). And new potential play partners :3

Scenes
  • Some kind of frisking or military or police related thing. The idea of this is so absolutely hot. Some rough body play, restraint, forced sexytimes. Yup. *currently being negotiated x2*
  • Being co-topped. Fits into just about anything.
  • Puppy play. Lots. Maybe with other puppies. I love playing with other puppies and littles.
  • Needle play, if i'm up for it :3
  • Partial suspensions where my chest is *not* the main suspension point. Think legs, hips, etc. I will not be doing any full rope suspensions. I may consider certain types of partials not listed here, but i don't really feel like passing out again. Oh, and all the rope.
  • Taken at knife point. Getting rapey again.
  • Werewolf play? Taken by a monster at dusk in the woods.
  • Threesomes, MFM specifically. Seems to fit in with a lot of the above.
  • Slut Piles  
  • Gags. All of them. Except spider gags.

 Also:
A VERY helpful list of items to bring, authored by @PenBeatsSword

CONTAINERS:
• Large plastic bins are great for packing everything in. Not only that, you can use them as
bedside tables, and they keep all of your stuff contained. Plus, it’s easier to move things
around in!

PERSONAL:
• Copy of your ID and a list of Emergency information (name, date of birth, address, who to contact in case of an emergency, any allergies you have, medications you take, medical conditions, and previous surgeries)
• Cash (for food and other vendors; not everyone there takes plastic)

MEDICATIONS:
• Prescription medications (have at least 3 extra days supply)
• Pain Meds/NSAIDs (aspirin, advil, tylenol)
• Allergy/sinus meds (Allegra, Zyrtec, Benadryl, Sudafed, etc.)
• Stomach/Nausea/diarrhea med (Tums, Pepto-Bismo, etc.)
• Arnica gel/crème and/or aloe vera gel (for bruises and burns)
• Menstrual supplies
• Contact lens solution and case as needed
• Extra pair of prescription glasses if you wear them
• Insect repellent
• Sunscreen

TOILETRIES, ETC.:
• Small waterproof basket w/handle (to carry your toiletries to/from bathroom/shower)
• Hand mirror (to check for ticks, unless you don’t mind someone else checking you…there’s
probably a fetish for that;)
• Towels/washcloths
• Plastic shopping bags (for use as trash bags)
• Hair dryer, crimper
• Liquid soap (easier/less messy than bar soap)
• Shampoo/conditioner
• Toothbrush w/holder, toothpaste, floss
• Makeup/hair gel

CLOTHING:
• Sunglasses, hats
• Flip flops or shower shoes
• Umbrellas or raincoats
• Bathrobe…unless being nekkid around others is no problemo
• Bathing suit, if you want to go swimmin’ with one.
• Sweatshirt/sweatpants or other items to keep you
warm if it gets cool in the evening

SLEEPING ITEMS:
• mattress pad
• pump for the air mattress
- Bed sheets
• Pillows w/pillow cases
• Light blankets
• Eye mask/blindfold
• Earplugs

ELECTRONICS:
• Extension cords (at least 100 feet, in case you can set up your tent close to a cabin or other place where you can plug in for power)
• A small fan, in case you can plug it in
-  Phone chargers
• Flashlights
• Batteries

MISCELLANEOUS:
• Folding drying rack
• Hangers
• Clothespins
• Lawn chairs
• Hammock

FOOD-RELATED:
• Coolers (ice will be available for sale)
• Plastic bins (to keep food sealed away and not attract critters)
• Sports drinks
• Bottled water
• Snacks (store them in the bins)

OTHER MISC THINGS
• Paper Towels
• Broom/dustpan
• Citronella candles, matches or lighters
A few rolls of toilet paper, cause you never know :)
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