Sex Theater Worker Reveals the Secret Behind the Swimmer

It’s a swaying summer.

Allington is a typical, charming British town in Lincolnshire for most of the year, and the natural attractions nearby are perfect for ordinary outdoors or travelers who need peace and quiet. But one summer, “Swingathon” and its quirky festival participants band arrived in town for three days.

DJ Kerry Voellner is a loud and proud wave of her spare time – providing the outside world with an internal observation festival, with events ranging from a 40-person rave to a “butt plug bingo”.

In its fifth year, the festival boasted about its largest attendance rate ever, selling over 1,000 tickets.

Voellner said the crowd usually has a large number of attendees, and this year is no exception.

“There is no standard festival player – people of all ages – some walk around naked, while others wear sexy lingerie or jockstraps,” she told SWNS. “A woman even wears a big vagina.”

The swinger walks around naked or bound gear and is busy with sexual demonstrations, speeches and games.

Voellner runs an adult alternative lifestyle venue in Manchester called “Lifestyle Lounge” which is the sponsor of the festival. She helped organize the logistics work for the weekend and even completed several sets.

“I was working this weekend, so I didn’t have any sex, but I had my whole life,” she said.

Nykolas Shipway, a performer on stage Gutter Sl*T, told SWNS that there are many fetish demonstrations, from wax games to Shibari, adding: “There are condoms everywhere, and there are more condoms than coffee.”

“But, in the swing world, this is all normal for us; for us, the vanilla world is too simple.”

While there are some young, wild attendees and big revelries, there are couples there who have been married for decades.

In the past, the festival was in trouble with disturbing local residents – overweight moans and wild, unconventional kinks.

An anonymous resident formerly SWNS: “We are called the swinging capital of England just because of this festival, which is not the title we want.” “It’s mainly seniors and family, so when they learn that we are home to Swingathon, you can imagine they spit out tea.”

But despite the controversy in the past, Voellner said Swingathon organizers worked to keep the festival clean, sanitary and part of the sound – a new addition to the local residents’ lineup this year.

Voellner said every ticketed guest must show a clean STI test certificate before entering the ground and encourage swingers to use protection during sexual activities – both are clearly standard practices in lifestyle anyway.

“It’s all clean and hygienic, and there are condoms in every room, and this lifestyle doesn’t accept condoms that you don’t wear. That’s the standard,” she said.

The festival attracts a group of romantics seeking sexual freedom, but this year, Voellner said some residents even turned around to check it out.

Voellner confirmed: “We cover anyone with a unique lifestyle and we welcome them.”[Swingathon is] About people themselves and freedom. ”