Masturbation Party Planner: Invitation

Now that you've decided on your party's rules, it's time to prepare the guest list and send out the invitations. We strongly recommend a formal invitation that sets out all the rules for the party and clearly tells people what to expect.

Who to Invite
If you are planning a coed party, you will probably want to limit the number of men to keep the male-female ratio about even. You might even want to invite women first, see who RSVPs, and then send out your invitations to men.

Depending on the rules, you may not want to invite couples. For instance, couples at a no-touching party would almost guarantee that the rules end up being broken. Of course, you could make an exception for couples; their activities might provide stimulation for the solo guests. Whatever the decision, announce it ahead of time and stick to it.

Preparing the Invitation
The invitation should clearly explain the party plan: what rules they will have to follow, what they should bring, etc. People are more likely to accept an invitation that tells them exactly what to expect, so be explicit. No one can follow the rules if they don't know them. 

You also need to make it clear on the invitation whether people can bring guests or not. If guests are allowed, you need to make sure that they have read the rules and agreed to follow them.

Now that you have the RSVPs in hand, it's time to go shopping

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