• Time Out New York
    • Time Out Worldwide
    • Travel
    • Book store
    • Subscribe to Time Out Chicago
    • Subscriber Services
  • Time Out Chicago
  • Ad Space
    (728 x 90)
  • Search
  •  
    • Home
    • Art & Design
    • Books
    • Clubs
    • Comedy
    • Dance
    • Film
    • Gay & Lesbian
    • Home & Living
    • Kids
    • Museums & Culture
    • Music
    • Opera & Classical
    • Restaurants & Bars
    • Sex & Dating
    • Shopping
    • Spas & Gyms
    • Sports & Rec
    • Theater
    • Travel
    • TV & DVD
  • « BACK TO SEARCH
    • Tools

      • E-mail

        E-mail a friend





        • * Mandatory

        • View our privacy policy
      • Print
      • Rate & comment
        [X]

        • (will not appear on site)
          *Required
          •  characters left

        • View our privacy policy
      • Report an error

        Report an error


        • View our privacy policy
      • Share this
        • Delicious
        • Digg
        • Facebook
        • reddit
        • StumbleUpon


  • Ad Space
    (120 x 240)


  • Out There

    Time Out Chicago / Issue 138 : Oct 18–24, 2007

    Play time

    With furries invading Schaumburg next month, we wanted to know more about what lurks in the fetish forest.

    By Leah Pietrusiak Illustrations by Nadine Nakanishi

    Furries
    What? Dressing up like a stuffed animal to get it on makes this set warm in its fuzzy parts. Though not all animal-obsessed furries are into the scene for sex, some folks wear full-suit costumes with strategic holes—so that woodpeckers can peck, for instance.
    Why? “There is something innocent and very approachable about furry creatures—maybe it’s a regression to my childhood love for the Ewoks,” says local furry and rocker Andrea Jablonski of Rabid Rabbit. “Because you’re in character in an adorable fur costume, you can be as dirty and hilarious as you want.”
    Okay, where? There’s a Chicago Meet-Up group in the works (meetup.chicago.com); in the meantime, visit the Lake Area Furry Friends site (lafflist.org). The Midwest FurFest 2007 convention is November 16 to 18 in Schaumburg (furfest.org); registration is open, volunteer opportunities are available and hotels are filling up.

    Age play
    What? Not everyone reaches for his favorite candy to revisit childhood. Participants of age play (also called infantilism) role-play either as an adult figure, like a parent, or as a child. Acts can range from wanting mommy/daddy to say you’ve been a good/bad boy/girl, to extremes like having your diaper changed.
    Why? Like most fetishes, age play can be a safe way for people to act out fantasies that aren’t appropriate or feasible in real life, says local dominatrix Mistress Minax (mistressminax.com). It also allows them to return to a place where they feel safe and can address sexual uncertainty. “I have a self-made family, and it’s a way of [accepting] a sexual relationship with someone you also see as a maternal figure,” she says.
    Okay, where? Minax specializes in age-play fetish professionally (i.e., no sex), and also recommends local dungeons the Continuum (thecontinuumchicago.com) and La Cage (lacagechicago.com).

    Clowns
    What? No, makeup isn’t just for chicks and trannies. And nose jobs—of the red-ball kind—are for big kids who want to play, too.
    Why? “It’s really kind of taboo—clowns are supposed to be for children,” Minax says. “There’s also a love-hate relationship with clowns, which makes it easier to fetishize.”
    Okay, where? Mistress Minax stars in a related scene in Trial Run, a release from the local sex-positive production company Libido Films (libidofilms.com), or check out San Francisco–based Porn Clown Posse site at pornclownposse.com. Minax, who once trained as a clown, offers fetish services and also suggests the Continuum.




    • Comments
    • |
    • Leave a comment
    [X]

    • (will not appear on site)
      *Required
      •  characters left

    • View our privacy policy

    • No comments yet. Click here and be the first!



      • Subscribe now and save 90%!

      • Time Out Covers
        • • One year of Time Out Chicago for $19.97
        • • Special issues and guides throughout the year include: Cheap Eats, the Spa issue, Summer Concert Preview, Fall Preview and the Holiday Gift Guide.
        • • Day-by-day listings for events, clubs, artists and restaurant openings that you won't want to miss!

      • Time Out Chicago respects your privacy. We will only use your e-mail address in order to contact you regarding to your subscription and to send you our weekly e-newsletter. We will not share this information with anyone.

  • Ad Space
    (320 x 110)


    Ad Space
    (300 x 250)


  • Most viewed in Out There

    • Articles
    • Foul plays
    • Graphic sex
    • Call girls
    • Naked ambition
    • Glamour shots
    • Sign language
    • Taste of Humboldt Park
    • Lucky charms
    • Hello, Bolly
    • Do the rite thing


  • Ad Space
    (160 x 600)


    Ad Space
    (160 x 600)
    • Copyright © 2000–2008 Time Out Chicago
    • Privacy Policy
    • Contact Us
    • Media Kit & Advertising
    • Get Listed
    • We're Hiring
    • Subscribe
    • Subscriber Services
    • Site Map
    • Home
    • Art & Design
    • Books
    • Clubs
    • Comedy
    • Dance
    • Film
    • Gay & Lesbian
    • Home & Living
    • Kids
    • Museums & Culture
    • Music
    • Opera & Classical
    • Restaurants & Bars
    • Sex & Dating
    • Shopping
    • Spas & Gyms
    • Sports & Rec
    • Theater
    • Travel
    • TV & DVD
    • Visit our sister sites:
    • Time Out New York
    • Time Out New York Kids
    • Time Out London
    • Time Out Worldwide