That “just imagine” thing could turn into a real, consensual scene. All it takes is consent, respectfulness and a good connection with other kinksters to make it happen. Very often, this all starts at munches.
When I attended my first munch in Hong Kong it took a few minutes to ease in, but the leaders of the organising group came over to introduce themselves and talk. One woman enthusiastically told me how several other kinksters were martial artists. Long story short, Her and I became playmates for a while and She got into wrestling so much She even joined MF.
During the same evening, an attractive sadist known for her whip skills, suddenly expressed interest while casually talking. “Interesting… so f*&$n interesting,” she repeated and repeated. She liked watching men put it each other in pain (when she wasn’t inflicting it) and wrestling was that “f*&$n interesting” spectacle for her. Never did get to fight in front of her, but did so with the lady who introduced herself that evening.
These days, I rarely get time to attend the monthly gatherings, but when I do there’s a cheery hello and “here’s the wrestling guy”. There’s usually a knowing smile from fond acquaintances and a look of intrigue from one or two newbies.
These social gatherings organised by local kink communities are usually low key and in “vanilla” settings. Usually, non-kink matters are discussed and fetishisms are secondary. But on a get-to-know before potential play basis, you might get asked what are you into?
What’s been your response and how have the kinksters reacted?
If you haven’t been to a munch yet, do you plan to attend, and what would you say about wrestling/fighting if asked?
herson 069 (2 )
4/25/2026 6:29 AMthats great. just imagine that lady watching two guys playing nk kombat with stalkes for the loser. Including anal toys and side fu
celtwrestle (49 )
4/28/2026 2:40 AM(In reply to this)
That “just imagine” thing could turn into a real, consensual scene. All it takes is consent, respectfulness and a good connection with other kinksters to make it happen. Very often, this all starts at munches.
celtwrestle (49 )
4/25/2026 4:03 AMWhen I attended my first munch in Hong Kong it took a few minutes to ease in, but the leaders of the organising group came over to introduce themselves and talk. One woman enthusiastically told me how several other kinksters were martial artists. Long story short, Her and I became playmates for a while and She got into wrestling so much She even joined MF.
During the same evening, an attractive sadist known for her whip skills, suddenly expressed interest while casually talking. “Interesting… so f*&$n interesting,” she repeated and repeated. She liked watching men put it each other in pain (when she wasn’t inflicting it) and wrestling was that “f*&$n interesting” spectacle for her. Never did get to fight in front of her, but did so with the lady who introduced herself that evening.
These days, I rarely get time to attend the monthly gatherings, but when I do there’s a cheery hello and “here’s the wrestling guy”. There’s usually a knowing smile from fond acquaintances and a look of intrigue from one or two newbies.
celtwrestle (49 )
4/19/2026 4:12 AMThese social gatherings organised by local kink communities are usually low key and in “vanilla” settings. Usually, non-kink matters are discussed and fetishisms are secondary. But on a get-to-know before potential play basis, you might get asked what are you into?
What’s been your response and how have the kinksters reacted?
If you haven’t been to a munch yet, do you plan to attend, and what would you say about wrestling/fighting if asked?