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Frequently
Asked Questions |
| Q: How
many guests may we expect on a given night? |
| A:
Those attending PLUSH gravitate toward good
company not contingent upon high numbers. PLUSH
keeps the Party small and intimate. Guests have
a wonderful opportunity to meet and learn more
about one another. This exchange allows for
deeper interest and better connections between
Guests. This is the philosophy setting PLUSH and
events like it apart from those other “clubs”.
PLUSH knows the ideal number to make a great
event. People consumed with the need for crowds
can find many other venues at their disposal,
and should not seek to attend PLUSH. In other
words, there are other places you can go to see
hundreds of people. There is only one place to
go to be with the right people. Never will the
guest list waver so that the simple request of
“how many” is satisfied. |
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| Q: What
is the Philosophy of PLUSH? |
| A:
Hosting! PLUSH brings people with similar
interests and backgrounds together for a great
experience. The Parties are not based upon large
crowds, gimmicks, or costumes. They flow through
introductions, conversation, and comfort. When
the atmosphere and people are of the same
caliber, great things happen! |
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| Q: Who
are the Hosts for PLUSH? |
| A:
Virginia and David. They have been married
seventeen years and are knowledgeable on many
levels of sexuality and relationships. They are
true, determined, and enterprising. They
encourage guests to enjoy themselves and bring
about wonderful encounters at the Parties. They
live the Lifestyle and devote their time
exclusively to making events of this grandeur
available to their gracious Guests. |
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| Q: How
provocatively may we dress for PLUSH? |
| A:
Let your libido dictate! High fashion, club
gear, fetish / fantasy... PLUSH is the rare
occasion you may wear what you've only dreamed
of wearing anywhere else. PLUSH encourages
creativity and originality. Erotica,
playfulness, and elegance are commendable! |
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| Q: What
should NOT be worn to PLUSH? |
| A:
Regular, everyday clothing. PLUSH is not a
mundane event. Men should not wear shorts,
khakis, athletic suits / shoes, flip-flops, or
old and out-dated jeans and t-shirts. Women
should not wear gaudy lingerie, career-wear,
soccer-mom attire, or anything boring and
unflattering. |
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| Q: Is
there sex at PLUSH? |
| A:
No. |
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| Q: We are
new to the “Scene”. Should we attend if we don’t
participate? |
| A:
Yes! PLUSH is a wonderfully social event.
Getting to know everyone is more than half the
fun. Guests are diverse, well traveled,
educated, and witty. Great conversation and
mental stimulation build many friendships long
after the Party ends. It may surprise you how
refreshing and enchanting everyone is. When you
decide you want to join in or create something
hot, remember, there’s always a first time for
everyone. This could be yours… |
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| Q: Will
we be the only "New" people amid the "Cliques"
of people who already know each other?
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| A:
No, not at all. PLUSH was never designed to
cater to a regularly attended local scene. PLUSH
remains a wonderful and rich experience, making
it special anytime one attends. Nearly all of
our Guest List is comprised, each time, of
people from all over the country. This is truly
a Las Vegas phenomenon. This is what makes PLUSH
so intriguing for those who attend; meeting new
and exciting people from different places and
the interesting conversations that abound. Think
about it for a moment... How many lifestyle
events can you hope to attend where you're
guaranteed to see anything different than the
"same old faces"? PLUSH is about new experiences
with new friends you will want to continue to
know, long after all is said and done in Las
Vegas. |
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| Q: It
says the party is limited to only attractive couples. Won't
this be a bit intimidating if we're used to
larger numbers and more options? This doesn't
seem like a lot of people to choose from.
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| A:
Actually, this makes for a more enjoyable party.
We do not wish to have large,
uncontrollable Parties to contend with. This
intimate number is manageable for us, in terms
of hosting and meeting all our guests. Larger
parties do occur every once in awhile, in
different parts of the country, and we have
attended many of them. But, they were mainly
"eye candy" events where it was difficult to do
more than meet and greet with most who were
there. The fact is, in our experience, at larger
parties, you simply do not get the time to
really connect with many because everyone is too
busy trying to "see" who's there. We've been
fortunate to meet a few we connect with when the
party is well into the night. As for "Swinger's
Clubs", simply ask yourself when was the last
time you were at a Swinger's Club and found even
half this many truly attractive couples, and any
attractive single women? How many "options" do you
remember there being when you really come down
to it? Probably 1 or 2 couples, if you were
lucky. PLUSH is an extraordinary event where the
probability of anything undesirable, (say,
single men, out of shape or obese couples), has
been removed through diligent pre-screening of
potential guests. |
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| Q: Is
there a drug-scene at PLUSH? |
| A:
No. Unlike regular parties or nightclubs,
where people seek a means to hide their hang-ups
or escape reality, guests at PLUSH do not need
“enhancement” through drugs. Guests are secure
with themselves and the company of those around
them. PLUSH is a social/sexual event,
stimulating the mind and body through natural
exploration. |
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| Q: What
about drug use? |
| A:
Drugs are illegal. PLUSH does not condone
the use of drugs, so please don’t make guests
uncomfortable by asking. Drugs are not permitted
at PLUSH and their use will result in permanent
removal from the guest list. |
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| Q: What
is the meaning of the term “Lifestyle”? |
| A:
Lifestyle refers to a couple sharing a
relationship not sexually exclusive to their
partner. Both individuals knowingly engage and
enjoy the sexual company of people outside their
relationship. There are varying degrees of
“open” for every couple. When many people
sharing this basic idea come together, it’s a
Lifestyle, and it’s everywhere. |
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| Q: How do
you define the term “Swinger”? |
| A:
In the past, when the word "swinger" was
mentioned, older, overweight, unsophisticated
people came to mind. "Jerry Springer" types.
Shameful displays from ignorant, unattractive
people became entertainment for the masses.
Anyone remotely interested in expanding their
sexual relationship cringed at the thought of
becoming "one of them." Yet, over the past few
years, the formations of elite groups of people
with a focus on fashion, fitness, and physical
attraction, began changing the way mainstream
America views the Lifestyle. Exclusive events
for those with personality and good-look, grew
and evolved, inadvertently creating a new breed
of "swingers", without the shameful association.
Now, the scene has a distinctly different
segment of open, fun, sexy couples, and PLUSH is
here to give them the place to be themselves,
within a beautiful environment. |
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