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A rainbow party is a meeting junction for teens who want to indulge in sexual activities highlighted in preteen talk sweeping from the start of this decade. A variant of the interest in sex among teens, the stories declare that at these parties, which are a rage among kids, teen girls wearing various shades of lipstick take turns going down on boys in sequence, leaving multiple colors on their penises. The idea was publicized on television, and became the rage of conversations in schools. However, college professors have found no evidence for the existence of rainbow parties, and think this was just spread by a bunch of horny teens.
The girls wear different colored lipstick and take turns blowing the lttle boys, leaving a rainbow of colors on the teenagers' dingdongs.
Watch the movie "Thirteen" and you'll see how common this gossip is. Though most teenage girls appear shocked, most of them have been in a couple of these parties.
Teenagers only learn what they are taught, so it is up to the parents, to be actively involved in their lives and to be aware of what's in the popular culture that they are learning from social networks.
Guys unzip their pants and the preteen girls wearing different colors of lipstick perform a good job on their penises leaving a rainbow of colors on some very satisfied boys. This trend was first seen in kiddie get-togethers where girls would not want to get extremely physical but would do this, because they wanted to make out but not have sex.
Rainbow sex parties is a group sex event in which college girlies suck several boys' members in sequence by boys wearing different shades of lip gloss, thus leaving a marks of various colors on the boys' members.
Partents have no idea about what kids indulge in these days, but are the school authorities doing anything too?. But on the other hand, they may not be involved in any of these activities, but say something like this to their friends just to pretend like they are a part of some inner circle. But either way, one would never know if these kids are involving in such activities, unless perhaps someone is caught in the act.
So do rainbow parties really exist? Well, I know I haven't been to a rainbow party yet!
