Second chapter dedicated to the gang bang: we interviewed Z. from the site Gang Bangs Hards.
Like Bertrand, who had granted us an interview a few months ago, Z. is a gang bang organiser. Since 2009, he has made it his profession, organising customised events at the request of women or couples.
Z. kindly agreed to answer our questions, thus giving us a glimpse behind the scenes of organising a gang bang.
There was a strong demand for an alternative to going out to clubs and a growing fatigue with amateur libertine evenings was starting to set in; the planets were aligned in 2009.
Yes, I am quite transparent. It is an unparalleled advantage for me, and a huge edge over my competitors, who often organise on the sly, off the books, without even declaring their activity.
I have avoided reaching out to women and couples for several years now; it is, to be honest, quite counter-productive. We organise between two hundred and fifty and three hundred events a year, sometimes several in a single day. I make it known that my activity exists by keeping the door open.
There are more and more solo women. Our business literally exploded from the day I started talking about sexual fulfilment rather than libertinism. Overnight, we were “talking” to any adult who wanted to live out their fantasies. From then on, it was no longer necessary to be a libertine, to frequent the clubs, the evenings, or the libertine dating sites.
It is really important to understand the notion of bespoke. We make no judgement about appearance, age, colour, or experience. We respect every desire.
This year, we will be organising our two-thousandth gang bang, but that is not all we do. Evenings exclusively for bi women, libertine gourmet dinners, libertine retreats, multi-couple evenings… It can range from the most trashy to the most refined, from two to two hundred people. We never get bored.
We have also organised turnkey evenings for industry players such as SensationSM, Forum Candaulisme, Wyylde, and quite a few celebrities as well.
Our average is six or seven men, but we can just as easily organise with a single man as with ninety-five (our maximum). It is the women and couples who decide the number of men; I never impose a minimum.
We organised a threesome in a superb palazzo in Venice. We travelled there solely for that, at the request of an architect and his wife. Limousine rides. I am waiting for spring to hire a tour bus to do the nouba Paris–Deauville–Paris for the duration of an evening. We hosted a female Twitter user for a non-stop week, during which I organised a different scenario for her each day, in a different location with a different cast.
I hosted a woman in remission from cancer. Her husband no longer touched her. She needed to feel like a woman, to feel feminine, to be desired again. It is one of my best memories.
We fund a well in a village in Senegal. We recently organised a Christmas méchoui for the homeless at the Factory. Those are my best memories. This profession allows me to achieve a certain degree of independence, and it is magic.
The business model is relatively simple. The big events fund the small events and allow them to exist. Much like film studios, where the blockbusters allow art-house films to exist.
Our pricing is always the same. Regardless of the date, the day, the number of participants, the price does not change. Money is important, but not the most important thing in my view. I am the only gang bang organiser who asks for a contribution from the women, the couples, and the men alike. Since the events are organised on request and for the women and couples, I find it natural that they should also contribute financially. I find it unfair to only charge the men.
The blog is the best medium. You just need to read the composite description requested by the women and couples. Over time, you come to know the men. I only rarely take on newcomers. We have enough quality men and couples. Co-opting works very well too.
Our partners: Lelo, Wyylde and NousLibertins. Dèmonia supplies us with lubricant.
I am not a libertine. I never take part when I am organising. I loathe the idea of bed rights. People pay me for a service, not for me to have fun.
A huge thank you to Z. from Gang Bangs Hards for agreeing to answer our questions.
Also read: the interview with Bertrand, gang bang organiser.
