Plan Chantier, Cave, Foyer: Definition and Risks of French Gay Slang Fantasies

What is the Plan chantier, cave ou foyer? (French Gay Slang)

The plan chantier, cave ou foyer (French gay slang for “construction site, cellar, or hostel plan”) is a very common fantasy in the gay community. The idea is to meet in a somewhat gloomy and masculine place for a casual sexual encounter that is out of the ordinary.

What is the Plan cave? (French Gay Slang)

The plan cave (“cellar plan”) is the most common. One imagines being taken by guys from the city in a building’s cellar. It’s a submission fantasy, of being treated like a bitch. It can be exciting, but be careful not to encounter ill-intentioned individuals.

What is the Plan chantier? (French Gay Slang)

The plan chantier (“construction site plan”) is a similar principle, but in a construction setting. The sound of jackhammers, the smell of dust, can add a raw and animalistic side to sex. It’s rarer, as construction sites are often monitored.

What is the Plan foyer? (French Gay Slang)

The plan foyer (“hostel plan”) is the most mythical, but also the most problematic. The idea of being taken by young people in a workers’ or students’ hostel often falls into pure fantasy. And beware, “foyer” often implies minors. And that is the red line never to cross. Proposing a plan with minors is a one-way ticket to prison.

Some also fantasize about collecting used condoms from hostel bins. It’s disgusting, but if that’s your thing, good for you. But never involve minors in it.

What are the vigilance points for these “plans”?

In summary, the plan cave or chantier, why not, if it’s well-managed and everyone is consenting. But the plan foyer, forget it. It’s a dangerous and illegal fantasy.