TeddyCon 2014
I will never forget Saturday, January 9th, 2010. That was the night I attended my first munch. It was actually the first non-vanilla gathering of any kind I had ever attended. For years, I had read about them online, but simply couldn’t build up the courage to go to one. On that night, I realized how foolish my fears were.
That particular munch wasn’t an ABDL one. It was simply a non-vanilla gathering at a cafe in the middle of Lancaster City, PA. I figured someone who knew me would certainly see me or people at nearby tables would hear what our conversations were about or worse yet … that someone would attend the munch and be dressed in obvious attire that would draw unwanted attention to us.
Happily, I report to you now, that I was wrong on all accounts. There were no problems and I made friends at that munch I remain close with, to this very day.
It would be another year before I would begin to look at convention and festival type gatherings. And another year after that before I would start attending ABDL-specific events.
What I will tell you is: Some of the closest friends in my life I met at these gatherings. And I truly wish I had branched out at a younger age. For years, I kept a profile and wrote stories. That was it. But when I began to meet people, a whole new world opened up to me.
In the past few years, I’ve budgeted going to quite a few festivals, conventions, parties, munches and the like. From FetFest to the Geeky Kink Event to Brimstone to CAPCon and I even attended an Abdulia.
They were all great and I had a fantastic time at all of them. But the ones I’ve enjoyed the most were the AgePlay Hotel Conventions. I attended my first one in the spring of 2011. That particular convention no longer exists, but in the spring of 2012, I went to CAPCon. And suddenly, I was meeting people from the west coast to the east coast, people from Europe and even a guy who flew down from Alaska! What made CAPCon such an amazing experience were the similarities we the attendees had with each other. What made it an unforgettable experience was how we the attendees were vastly different people on the outside. What made CAPCon a wanted repeatable experience was how everyone, similar and different, became family.
And now the age play hotel conventions head east … to TeddyCon.
What is TeddyCon? It’s an annual get-together of ABDLers and ageplayers in a hotel in the Eastern Pennsylvania area. It’s designed for the AB/DL, Ageplay, Littles and Bigs community. Like CAPCon, it welcomes the pure-n-innocent side of things. So it isn’t a typical BDSM event. But what you do in your hotel room is your business – whether it’s innocent or dark! From a ball pit to classes to activities and so much more than you’ll ever have time to do, if you love CAPCon, then TeddyCon will touch your heart in the same way.
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Be it understood, TeddyCon is not a carbon copy of CAPCon. But it is very much of the same cloth (every pun intended). The format is the same. And a lot of the friends we made at CAPCon are attending. Just as with CAPCon, you will get out of TeddyCon what you put into it.
There will be classes, activities, presenters, a pageant and all of the fun, friendship & family that an AgePlay Convention can have.
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I cannot encourage you enough to join the TeddyCon FetLife Group, to join in on the discussions, to check out the TeddyCon website and to get to know everything that will be happening at the con this fall.
Tickets are on sale already and the available spaces are filling up. The price of the hotel room is $65.00/night with the TeddyCon code after registration.
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The registration price will continue to go up as the event nears. For the current price, visit the TeddyCon website.
Dates: Friday, October 17th – Sunday, October 19th, 2014
Webpage: http://teddycon.org/
FetLife Event Link: https://fetlife.com/events/234434
FetLife Group Link: https://fetlife.com/groups/75248
TeddyCon Profile: https://fetlife.com/users/2381294
See ya there!
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