How many people would constitute an orgy?

[Anonymous]

Asking for a friend but don’t know how many people need to be involved for an escapade to become an orgy? Please keep answers PG-13?

[Anonymous]

More than 2

[Anonymous]

Your friend doesn’t know?

[Anonymous]

I think 4.

3 is a threesome. More than that is an orgy.

[Anonymous]

My first thought was 4, but maybe 5.

Four is still two couples, maybe swapping, but organized.

Five people is bananas.

[Anonymous]

It's not just the number of people. Three couples in the same room aren't an orgy, for instance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's not just the number of people. Three couples in the same room aren't an orgy, for instance.

Yes it is.

[Anonymous]

5 or more is my official answer.

[Anonymous]

In the Time of COVID, anything greater than two.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not just the number of people. Three couples in the same room aren't an orgy, for instance.

Yes it is.

If they're not touching each other? Separate beds? Been there and it was a sex party but not an orgy.

[Anonymous]

5, I would think, for a full-blown orgy.

[Anonymous]

My immediate response, before reading the above, was 5. Same reasoning as the above post. I feel like 5 people makes it go from two couples experimenting, to debauchery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not just the number of people. Three couples in the same room aren't an orgy, for instance.

Yes it is.

If they're not touching each other? Separate beds? Been there and it was a sex party but not an orgy.

An orgy is a type of sex party. Sexual activity include voyerism and exhibitionism. Some people may just be with their partner and show off or watch others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:5 or more is my official answer.

+1

[Anonymous]

Why does it matter?