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The first step in negotiating is voicing what we want. But many of us run into challenges almost immediately: What do I want? Assuming I figure that out, how do I feel safe talking out loud about my kinky desires?
No matter your level of experience with non-monogamy, “The Relationship Escalator” is bound to sneak up on you a time or two! But what if that’s not a bad thing?
Negotiating is a critical skill for building BDSM scenes, dynamics and relationships that work. But negotiating doesn’t necessarily come naturally — especially for those of us who are just entering the kink scene.
In this class, Miriam Green will draw on what we know about the neuropsychology of BDSM to help us better understand drop, and build strategies for resilience when we face it.
Negotiation Improv is designed to help you workshop and refine how you approach negotiation. No actual play is being negotiated, and this is an opportunity to practice core negotiation skills in a safe and low-pressure environment.
Join us for a Kink 201 session which delves in-depth into negotiating and check-ins for ongoing BDSM dynamics.
Learn about what happens in our brains when we play!
New to house topping or an experienced house topper? All are welcome in this class on the many ways to offer safe, fun and ethical house topping & sampler party experiences in our communities.
When it comes to kink negotiations, neurodiversity yields some unique challenges.
This class will discuss ways to negotiate play and dynamics with neurodiversity in mind!
Negotiating is a critical skill for building BDSM scenes, dynamics and relationships that work. But negotiating doesn’t necessarily come naturally — especially for those of us who are just entering the kink scene.