Bare breasts for the sake of booze and kilometer–long queues - this is how the participants remembered the Burning Man – 2018 festival

Insider and journalist Zoe Bernard participated in the annual Burning Man festival, commenting on her impressions. She said that you need to "shake your chest" for the sake of a bad drink, standing in line for a kilometer to the bar.

Source: Daily Mail

Every year in Reno County, Nevada, the Burning Man festival takes place, which is positioned as the kingdom of debauchery and lust.

"After one of my friends noted that there was a smell of mothballs, I decided to check the degree of carousing and fumes," says Ms. Bernard. Together with two of her assistants, she spent several days surrounded by men with their pants down and an abortion center nearby.

The journalist notes that immediately before entering the "shrine" of the festival, the House of Orgies, she had to stand in line for an hour and a half in the sun at 32 degrees, after which she "didn't even get her sex", because everyone listened to the story about the "importance of consent" and the threat of rape at the festival.

"My neighbor said that the House of Orgies stank of tolerance and now you can only fall asleep here," the journalist comments.

"Even after standing in line and getting inside, the maximum you can count on is the most well–organized sex in the world, where poses are changed by a bell," jokes another visitor.

Outside the House of Orgies, all a visitor can see is a couple of dilapidated bars that stink of cheap bourbon, with boors on tap serving alcohol in dirty glasses for a couple of demonstrated tits.

"The maximum debauchery that I managed to see was a couple of women, tightly wrapped in latex, who asked (unheard of!) men take off their pants for spanking," the journalist said.

The degree of hypocrisy was somewhat reduced by one of the tents on the territory of the town, where they offered to have an abortion, including minors. In fact, inside they only held lectures on the importance of contraception and recommended drinking special pills so as not to "get knocked up".

In addition, the journalist noted that she really liked the installation "Wash your feet with Jesus", which demonstrates the biblical story in an interesting retrospective.

Recall that the Burning Man festival is, according to the administration, "an extreme experience in creating a society with full self—expression." But, unfortunately, what was supposed to be wild was wrapped in a cultural wrapper.