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No More Secrets: Interrogation Play
The interrogation scene is a fantasy for many of us, and we’ll dive into different ways to go about it. This class looks at various styles of interrogations, both for people we know well, and those who are new to us. Topics include planning and negotiations; starting and ending scenes; physical, mental and psychological techniques; and safety considerations. A demonstration of some of the methods discussed will be provided. Participants are welcome to ask questions... now that you know how to make us answer.
Overly Attached: Medical Play
Tired of learning rope ties and using cuffs to keep people where you want them? Have squirmy bottoms that try to get away? We'll look at ways to use needles, piercings, fish hooks and staples to attach people to themselves, other people, or objects. We will discuss safety precautions as well as the techniques, equipment and supplies to use. A demonstration of medical bondage will be performed.
Rope Games
Come join us for a playful rope-based games event! Here we will explore a series of mini rope games that anyone is welcome to participate in. People tying must know a single column tie and some basic frictions / ways to lock off rope. People being tied should have some body awareness and be able to communicate if something feels “off” or injury-inducing. Switches are most welcome! You do not require a partner for this event but arriving with some people you know might be helpful. Bring your rope and playful attitude!
Hope to see you there :)
The Privilege We Hold
As we get experience in the kink scene, we often don’t see the privilege that we are gaining. We will look at ways to check in on ourselves, to help us stay ethical as our power relative to others grows. Whether we’re an organizer, presenter or just the most experienced player in the room, we enjoy a level of privilege that can have profound effects on negotiations, access to partners, and our interactions in general. We’ll discuss ways of honestly assessing our position and influence, so we can mitigate these power differentials and avoid taking advantage of them.