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On Sunday, San Francisco Pride's Fetish Zone featured adults publicly performing sex acts on each other and encouraging attendees to urinate on a man who was lying in a small inflatable pool.
The "Fetish Zone" was home to multiple booths where sex toys and demonstrations of sex acts were being performed on stage and upon walking into the area attendees were encouraged to "use the pool if they needed to urinate".
Immediately upon walking in, a bearded man laying in a small inflatable pool of urine could be seen being urinated on by multiple attendees.
Other booths featured participants getting spanked, whipped and imitating sex acts on each other, all in public. Sex toys and bondage ropes were also being sold and attendees could participate in "active demonstrations."
The "Fetish Zone" was blocked off as a 18+ only portion and there was an ID check, however, the attendee monitoring the area was not checking attendees IDs. Children could be seen walking outside the area mere feet from where this event was taking place.
Videos of the event went viral and sparked outrage. Tenet Media's Tayler Hansen asked police how these lewd acts were legal.
"We don't make the rules," one officer chimed in, "it's a pick your battle kind of day," another officer added. Police who were monitoring the event refused to step in or stop people even when public masturbation and sex acts were taking place.
And this is not the first time a San Francisco event has sparked outrage over public sex acts or urination. Back in 2023, California State Senator, Scott Weiner made headlines after he praised the Folsom Street Fair, a kink festival applauding the day as "one of the best days of the year in San Francisco."
Public nudity was outlawed in San Francisco back in 2012, however, city officials have made an exception for any event, parade or festival held under a city- or government-issued permit. Meaning the acts committed in front of children at SF Pride were only allowed by permission of their local government.
Throughout the two day event multiple adults walked around full naked and sometimes erect, in front of children. Adults took photos holding each other's genitals and imitating sex acts on each other with even adult attendees visibly shocked and surprised at the open nudity at San Francisco Pride 2024.
The "Fetish Zone" was home to multiple booths where sex toys and demonstrations of sex acts were being performed on stage and upon walking into the area attendees were encouraged to "use the pool if they needed to urinate".
Immediately upon walking in, a bearded man laying in a small inflatable pool of urine could be seen being urinated on by multiple attendees.
Other booths featured participants getting spanked, whipped and imitating sex acts on each other, all in public. Sex toys and bondage ropes were also being sold and attendees could participate in "active demonstrations."
The "Fetish Zone" was blocked off as a 18+ only portion and there was an ID check, however, the attendee monitoring the area was not checking attendees IDs. Children could be seen walking outside the area mere feet from where this event was taking place.
Videos of the event went viral and sparked outrage. Tenet Media's Tayler Hansen asked police how these lewd acts were legal.
"We don't make the rules," one officer chimed in, "it's a pick your battle kind of day," another officer added. Police who were monitoring the event refused to step in or stop people even when public masturbation and sex acts were taking place.
And this is not the first time a San Francisco event has sparked outrage over public sex acts or urination. Back in 2023, California State Senator, Scott Weiner made headlines after he praised the Folsom Street Fair, a kink festival applauding the day as "one of the best days of the year in San Francisco."
Public nudity was outlawed in San Francisco back in 2012, however, city officials have made an exception for any event, parade or festival held under a city- or government-issued permit. Meaning the acts committed in front of children at SF Pride were only allowed by permission of their local government.
Throughout the two day event multiple adults walked around full naked and sometimes erect, in front of children. Adults took photos holding each other's genitals and imitating sex acts on each other with even adult attendees visibly shocked and surprised at the open nudity at San Francisco Pride 2024.
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