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If so, what was it like? Was it for you? Would you go into one again?

We are asking because entering unfamiliar territory is rarely seamless—especially when it is a gay orgy. Recently, a 32-year‑old gay man shared a vulnerable first‑time experience, he said: “Went to my first gay orgy last night without knowing anyone else there.” Further, he recounted:

“It was fit/in shape guys only, ages 18‑40. It started as an underwear party with drinking games. I had fun with that part since I got to do a shot from a stranger’s lap successfully without spilling anything.” That playful vibe kept things light, with about 15 guys in attendance. But once the upstairs sex portion began, he realized he “didn’t really vibe with anyone.” So instead of forcing participation, he quietly watched for about 20 minutes before choosing to leave sober and self‑aware.

The next morning he thanked the host, clarified that he might return someday—but only when the vibes felt right. “It’s not that I wasn’t turned on, I was, I just felt something in my gut telling me that tonight wasn’t the night for me.” A host confirmed it was an unusual crowd and that everyone had fun, but respected his decision.

Anyway, some commenters reminded the original poster (OP) that not every guy is cut out for jumping into gay orgies cold. “Some guys can’t just ‘jump in’. You need attention, warming up, feeling safe, etc.”

Others emphasized gut feeling and intuition. One wrote, “Sex is all about vibing—you didn’t, nothing wrong with that.” While another guy chimed in: “Trust those gut instincts. Don’t question it. Just trust.” And some shared that even with careful planning, sometimes the energy is off. A commenter admitted, “I have a foursome planned… but be honest… I don’t wanna.” You don’t owe anyone your body—no matter what you agreed to yesterday. This means you can choose to back out. You’re allowed. Also, remember that lube, condoms, and communication aren’t just for pleasure—they’re part of safer play. Especially in group settings, STI risk multiplies fast.

Having said all that—what about you—Adam4Adam blog readers, have you ever attended a gay orgy? How was your first experience, would you say it was thrilling, awkward, liberating, or a mix of everything? Did you follow through or bail early? What lessons did you take away from your experience?

Maybe you’ve developed go‑to strategies: vetting group settings in advance, chatting privately before diving in, or choosing venues with trusted hosts. What advice would you offer someone curious but nervous?

How about the vibe factor—how do you know it’s right or wrong for you? Would you ever return after not clicking the first time?

Adam4Adam blog readers— got a story to tell? Whether you joined the orgy or chose not to, your experience matters. Share how you prepared, what you learned, or what you’d do differently next time. Someone out there could really use your insight. Comment below!

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