Teaching in the midst of SEAF & Paradise

Today, tickets for the 10th Annual Seattle Erotic Art Festival went on sale. To celebrate, the Launch Party is tonight at Neumo's. (Tickets are still available at the door for $25.) I am reminded of how incredibly close I am to this beloved event. I still have much to do, and I feel fairly calm about it all. I hope I am not delusional.

Today is also the day of the last Artist Workshop, which focuses on matting 2D art and offers special information about packing and delivering your art to the Festival. This workshop is free for Festival Accepted Artists and $10 for everyone else. We will be in the Annex of the CSPC from 2-4pm.

Tomorrow, we'll send out the rest of the letters for Paradise Unbound presenters. I must say, this year's line up is impressive and the classes are richly diverse. Lots of personal growth and just plain sexy classes, no matter what you think is sexy. Paradise will sell out, so make sure to check your calendar and if you can join us in August, even if just for a day or two, you will have an incredible time learning and having fun.

In the midst of preparing for the Festival, I have a new class I am teaching next week. The Body's Edge: Skin Anatomy for Kink. I am very excited to finally feel ready to teach about a body system that is so amazing. Until recently, I haven't felt that I could really talk about the skin in relation to BDSM activities such as needles, cuttings and brands. I had so little experience that while I had all this anatomical knowledge, I didn't have the practical experiences to apply it. Well, now I do.

This class is for  both the curious through the seasoned veteran of blood play and other activities that break the skin. Experienced players are going to learn the why behind the things they know. For the newer, or curious, player, you'll get a lot of info to help you decide which type of play is right for what you want to create. I'll be covering the skin's healing process and capabilities so that you can knowledgeably help or hinder that process, thereby affecting the level of scarring. Of course, I can't make any promises about results, as everyone's skin is so different. It will be fascinating, that I know I can promise!
 

Next class is for blood players!

Or to be more precise, those who play with breaking the skin. Well, anyone who does any kind of play where they come in contact with skin should come check this class out.

I have been wanting to do a class about skin structure and haven't felt like I could based on the fact that I had limited experience with needles and blood play. In the last year I have accrued a variety of experience that complement my book knowledge quite nicely. 



The Body's Edge: Skin Anatomy for Kink**
WHEN:     Thursday, May 10 07:30 PM - 09:00 PM
WHERE: Center for Sex Positive Culture - Annex
1608 15th Ave. W. Seattle, WA 98119
WHO: Anyone 18+
COST: $20

Our skin is the barrier between us and the world. So many kinds of edge play involve the breaking of skin: needles, cuttings, brands, rough body play, just to name a few. Come explore the physical and psychological implications of breaking this barrier. Through a slide show and demonstration, Sophia will share detailed information about the tissue and structures that comprise our skin. Learn how to work with or against skin's nature to further your scene or dynamic. How much do you want it to hurt? Do you want to have scars? The answers to these questions lie in understanding the skin's anatomy. Special attention will be given to the topics of scarring and wound care. This is a class for both bottoms and tops, of all genders and orientations.

Go to the FetLife Event Page for more info and to let your friends know you are going!

You can rsvp for this workshop by emailing workshops@sexpositiveculture.org.

**This is part of my Anatomy for Kink 201 series.

Moving into Understanding

Kinesthetic Polyamoury with Jim Duvall & Sophia Sky

 Thu, October 6, 7pm – 9pm

 Center for Sex Positive Culture - Annex 

1608 15th Ave. W. Seattle, WA 98119

  $20 per person and $10 for each partner you bring with you. 

Knowing something in our heads often isn't a complete understanding. Knowing something "in your gut" often gives a deeper understanding. Using physical activities, this class explores the various polyamourous relationship configurations and inspires understanding, empathy and compersion for your partners. Techniques adapted from Tai Chi, Contact Dance and Systems based Psychology will give you the opportunity to learn more about your unique relationship dynamic. Attending with your current partners is recommended and not required to benefit from this workshop. This class is designed for singles, partners, leather families. Please come prepared to participate in movement based techniques and a discussion about your experiences. (This is a fully accessible class.) 

I am very excited about this class. It's quite a departure for me in relation to my other classes. This is more about body and heart than head. (If you haven't noticed, I am mostly a head person.) 

This class came out of an experience that GrayDancer had doing a Tai Chi exercise, that is normally done between 2 people, with 2 people at the same time. He experienced it as a metaphor for polyamoury. He has graciously given his blessing to our ideas to expand this idea of internalizing concepts and gaining empathy on a kinesthetic level. 

I hope you'll join us!

Summer classes!

I have a fair number of workshops that I am teaching this summer. One is tonight. I know, I'm a slacker about this whole promotion thing sometimes. I got caught up researching the 5 senses again, and of course I found new information. Jim and I are in a low level battle about how much geeky info I get to include in the workshop.

Here's the current line up and I hope to see you tonight!  

Below are the full class descriptions. Please feel free to email me any questions you may have about the classes. Thank you for your interest in learning more about the body so you can have more fun with it!

Using All the Senses in Play, co-taught with Jim Duvall - TONIGHT 7/21 at the CSPC! Doors open at 6:30pm, 7pm start.

Paradise Unbound 2011 - August 9th through 14th. I'll be teaching Triage for Pick-up Play with Jim on Wednesday the 10th, 3-4:30pm and Floating Bliss for Partners on Thursday the 11th, 1-2:30pm.

Graydancer's Ropetastic Unconference Extravaganza - Agust 19th - 21st. I'll be organizing this event and since attendance means that you are participating in knowledge sharing, I am counting this as a teaching event for me. I have some ideas about analyzing/assessing/adapting physical limitations that don't work well as classes, but will probably work great in an open space situation like an un-conference.

Libido Events in Vancouver, BC on August 27th will host 2 classes Anatomy for Impact Play and Anatomy for Edge Play with the Head & Neck. Details such as times are still to be determined.

Using the Senses in Play with Sophia Sky & Jim Duvall
CSPC, in the Annex. 1608 15th Ave. W. Seattle, WA 98119
Cost: $20. per person
Time: 7:00-9:00pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)

Sensation play is often thought of as gentle or introductory play with blindfolds and bunny floggers. Utilizing all 5 senses can enhance any type, level or intensity of play and gives a richer texture to any scene. Knowing the anatomy and physiology of all the structures associated with touch, taste, smell, sight and sound will give you an advantage when selecting which senses to down play or sharpen in keeping with the goal of your scene. From setting the space through after care, tops & bottoms will learn via demos, lecture and exploration numerous ways to increase the depth of their play by manipulating sensory input.

Graydancer's Ropetastic Unconference Extravaganza
A GRUE is an un-conference - a gathering that is participant driven and self-organizing. Rather than impose an outside agenda on the attendees, the schedule is generated through a fast-moving group exercise facilitated by Gray. The group creates a day filled with a variety of subjects, some of which deal with rope and some of which stretch far beyond. Gender theory? Power dynamics? Scene design? STD awareness? Kinky spirituality? Cyber-security for perverts? All of these topics and many more have been covered in past GRUEs.
The one thing that every topic has in common - whether presentations, discussions, hands-on skillshares or laughing explorations into new territory- is passion. Everything that happens at a GRUE is something that an attendee is passionate about. The day is filled with energy, open exploration, unexpected connections, realizations, and discoveries. Like a structured contact improv dance, working within a proven framework every GRUE is different, beautiful, and unique to the needs and abilities of the people there.  
Learn more at the GRUE site.
Be prepared to be surprised. As over two dozen other GRUEs in the U.S. and Canada have proven, the unconference and kink go hand in hand to create something amazing.
The Seattle GRUE will be donating a portion of the profits of this event to the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom and another portion to support independent sex-positive community educators.

Cost: $80 in advance ( http://center.ticketleap.com/grue/ ) or $95 at the door
Schedule:
Friday August 19th, 7-10pm or so: Meet-and-Greet. Location TBA
Saturday August 20th: 9:30am - 6pm GRUE! at the CSPC, Main Space. (Doors open at 8:30am and close promptly at 10am. Lunch is provided on site.)
Saturday Night, 9pm-2am: 2 Play Parties at CSPC, included in GRUE price. (Non-members must fill out consent forms.)
Sunday Morning: 10am-whenever: GRUE pancake brunch at the CSPC, Annex.

Triage for Pick-up Play

Or, how to negotiate & have a successful scene with someone you just met. We will teach you negotiation shortcuts to get you out into the play space faster; how to pick up on body language cues; and physical assessment skills to determine the right scene for 2 strangers to engage in. Basic communication skills will be demonstrated and practiced. Please come prepared to participate in verbal class exercises with strangers.

Floating Bliss for Partners

Learn how to float your partner(s) into bliss!  Being held is a powerful act for all involved that fosters connection, emotional catharsis and relaxation. This techniques incorporates full body skin contact, slow movements and gentle stretching to relax, comfort and bring serenity to your partner and yourself. Learn how to cultivate connection through breathwork and body positioning in an aquatic environment. We will be in the warm pool for the majority of the time. No swimming skills are necessary to be floated. Nudity is encouraged. Due to full body contact, I suggest you attend this class with someone you are familiar with or someone you are comfortable being held by.

The Anatomy of Impact Play

Or, “How to whack on every possible surface of the human body without ending up in the ER.”  As a massage therapist and anatomy geek, Sophia will share her knowledge of the human body and all the various types of impact it is capable of withstanding.

In this class, we will cover:

-the basics of human anatomy

-the inflammatory process

-how various body parts respond to impact

-what can be hit, and what should be avoided

-how to judge how hard you can hit any particular area

-demonstrations with various implements and toys

Please come prepared to engage in discussion, participate in demos and don’t forget to bring your questions. Intended for tops, switches and bottoms of all skill levels, genders and orientations.

Anatomy for Edge Play with the Head and Neck

Our faces and throats are usually the first part of our body that we try to protect. Edgier forms of play such as face slapping and choking gain much of their charge from the psychological aspect of man-handling such a delicate part of the body. Understanding the nature and location of the intricate structures of the head and neck can make your play more enjoyable, whether you are pulling hair or doing breath play.  The knowledge of where these structure are and how to find them will inform your skills so that you can more effectively and safely engage in these activities. 

This class will include lecture and demos that incorporate participation with plenty of time to get your anatomy questions answered.

Wear clothing with a loose neckline.

Reducing the Risk of Brain Damage During Faceslapping

In my recent class on the "Anatomy of Impact Play" someone asked how one could minimize the possibility of sloshing someone's brains around in their head's via slapping the face. I said there really wasn't and there was some back and forth about supporting the head/neck vs. no or little support and how that affected the amount of sloshing inside the head.

After talking with a few people with experience with mild brain injuries, I learned that the more stable the head, the less sloshing of the brain upon impact, then the less that delicate grey matter gets banged up. The amount of force transmitted through the head when the head/neck are firmly supported is much less than the force on the brain banging against the inside of the skull from the head whipping around and stopping fast.

End result: firmly supporting the head and neck not only decreases the possibility of injury to the jaw and neck during face-slapping, it also decreases the trauma to the brain.

There is still risk of damage, mind you. Have fun and be as safe as you can.

Next Class is July 21st!

Using the Senses in Play - Sophia Sky & Jim Duvall

Location: CSPC, in the Annex

Cost: $20

Time: 7pm - 9pm (doors open at 6:30pm)

FSPC Workshop - CSPC discounts do not apply

Non-members welcome.

Sensation play is often thought of as gentle or introductory play with blindfolds and bunny floggers. Utilizing all 5 senses can enhance any type, level or intensity of play and gives a richer texture to any scene. Knowing the anatomy and physiology of all the structures associated with touch, taste, smell, sight and sound will give you an advantage when selecting which senses to down play or sharpen in keeping with the goal of your scene.  From setting the space through after care, tops & bottoms will learn via demos, lecture and exploration numerous ways to increase the depth of their play by manipulating sensory input.  

So, I really like this class. I love teaching with Jim, it’s a whole lot of fun blending our strengths. Add in the geekery possible with this subject and the amount of fun and fascinating information is staggering! Aside from all the anatomy and physiological goodness, this class focuses on setting, maintaining, propelling and concluding a scene. An experience that engages all of our special senses is often more powerful in the moment and as a memory. We will make small forays into conditioning responses and manipulating mood, of the space and the people within it. 

This class is intended for all skill levels and play interests of tops and bottoms and most of all, those not into any power exchange.  If you have any questions about the class, please feel free to email me or message me on FetLife.

Here is the link to the FetLife Event page so you can see who is going and let me know you are going.

Graydancer's Ropetastic Unconference Extravaganza Comes to the Suspension Capital of the World!

Seattle GRUE

	Friday, August 19, 2011 06:00 PM
	Sunday, August 21, 2011 01:00 PM
	Center for Sex Positive Culture

Tickets -	$80 per person

A GRUE is an un-conference - a gathering that is participant driven and self-organizing. Rather than impose an outside agenda on the attendees, the schedule is generated through a fast-moving group exercise facilitated by Gray. The group creates a day filled with a variety of subjects, some of which deal with rope and some of which stretch far beyond. Gender theory? Power dynamics? Scene design? STD awareness? Kinky spirituality? Cyber-security for perverts? All of these and many more have been covered in past GRUEs.
The one thing that every topic has in common - whether presentations, discussions, hands-on skillshares or laughing explorations into new territory- is passion. Everything that happens at a GRUE is something that an attendee is passionate about. The day is filled with energy, open exploration, unexpected connections, realizations, and discoveries. Like a structured contact improv dance, working within a proven framework every GRUE is different, beautiful, and unique to the needs and abilities of the people there.

Be prepared to be surprised. As over two dozen other GRUEs in the U.S. and Canada have proven, the unconference and kink go hand in hand to create something amazing.

The Seattle GRUE will be donating a portion of the profits of this event to the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom and another portion to support independent sex-positive community educators.

Schedule:
Friday August 19th, 7-10pm or so: Meet-and-Greet. Location TBA
Saturday August 20th, 9:30am-6pm: GRUE! at the CSPC, Main Space.( Lunch is provided on site.)
Saturday Night, 9pm-2am: 2 Play Parties at CSPC, included in GRUE price. (Non-members must fill out consent forms.)
Sunday Morning: 10am-whenever: GRUE pancake brunch at the CSPC, Annex.
Register here: http://center.ticketleap.com/grue

...After the Festival.

Now is the time of year when that is the most common thing I say. Usually that is uttered after something I would dearly love to do, such as have dinner with friends, go out of town or any other number of things that will just have to wait until after the Festival is over.

One thing I have decided not to put off until after the Festival is teaching. On Thursday the 21st I will be teaching my Palpation for Rope Play class in the Annex of the Center for Sex Positive Culture. Doors will open at 7pm and the class will start at 7:30 and go until 9:30pm. The class is $20.

I'll post more about the class when I have just a little more time. :-)

More than 140 characters?

Good lord, it's been a while since I wrote anything longer than what I could fit on a Twitter message.

This week is all about getting ready for KinkFest this weekend. Lecture notes are being updated, multi-media presentations are being created and shenanigans are in negotiations! Jim and I are teaching three classes together this year, with two of them being brand new.

Triage for Pick-up Play - Friday 3pm-4:30pm

       Or, how to negotiate & have a successful scene with someone you just met. We will teach you negotiation shortcuts to get you out into the play space faster; how to pick up on body language cues; and physical assessment skills to determine the right scene for 2 strangers to engage in. Basic communication skills will be demonstrated and practiced. Please come prepared to participate in verbal class exercises with strangers.  

Bondage for Sadists and Masochists - Sunday 10am-11:30am

Pain is usually our bodies’ way of telling us something is wrong.  It stimulates instinctual reactions to avoid, flee, recoil and get away. A lot of S/m play begins with a mastery of pain and how to manage it and let it become some juicy, delicious, endorphin producing elixir.  This workshop will be an effort to find the right types of pain for your scene and how to produce that with rope. We will talk about pain to avoid and pain to languish and wallow in. Ties that can cause endurance or gradual pain and those that will strike immediately.  Everyone should look forward to exploring their sadism and masochism in this class.

 Physics & Body Mechanics for Suspension Bondage - Sunday 3pm-4:30pm

            In this class, Jim & Sophia address and break down the necessary factors in the creation and execution of a successful suspension. We’ll look at basic body structure, focusing on using contours and strengths to an advantage while minimizing the stress placed on more fragile structures. We’ll show you how to work with gravity and use basic physics to get a body up into the air by working smarter, not harder, while minimizing physical harm to the bottom.

I'll also be assisting Jim in his Photography for Bondage" class, which is happening Saturday morning at 10am-11:30am. Go take a look at all the other workshops being offered, too. If you haven't signed up, and you want to go, today is the last day to register. 

Now, I have to deal with the most important task of all: packing! Deciding what to wear and what to bring along to a conference is always somewhat painful. The prospect of needing or wanting something that was left at home is quite undesirable. The tiara is coming, as well as the One Wilde Knight corset. Other than those, it's always so hard to know what I'll want to wear in advance.

Teaching at KinkFest 2011!

I am pleased to be teaching with Jim Duvall at KinkFest next March 18th through the 20th. We have new classes to offer: "Physics & Body Mechanics for Suspension Bondage" and "Triage for Pick-up Play".


KinkFest is one of my favourite bdsm events.Not only is much of the dungeon equipment Sophie-Proof, but it's close enough to Seattle to be affordable to travel there and far enough away that it feels like a vacation.

Below is info about their Early Bird rates. The FetLife event listing.

Don’t miss KinkFest 2011’s Early Bird special, now until January 15th. Register today at www.KinkFest.org.

PLA & reciprocal members, now is your time to snag a KinkFest 2011 registration for $50 off normal price. Not a member? Join now at www.portlandleather.org.

New this year:
· NEW VENUE! The Oregon Convention Center is Portland's First-Class, state-of-the-art conference space, with convenient light rail access to the airport and to downtown restaurants, shopping, nightclubs, and more.

· NEW HOTEL! Exclusive weekend access to the conference hotel with welcoming, kink-friendly management and staff. Enjoy comfortable rooms, free wi-fi, fitness center, and access to KinkFest activities in the clothing-optional Skyview Lounge and Roof-Top Terrace with panoramic views of downtown Portland and the West Hills!

· NEW DUNGEON! Get full time access to our well-equipped, 18,000+ square foot dungeon during conference hours... then stick around for Kinkfest's infamous Friday and Saturday night play parties! The dungeon will feature fantastic displays, incredible rigging set-ups for those bondage and suspension enthusiasts, one of the biggest collection of dungeon furniture on the West coast, awesome lighting and sound system, live performances and a live DJ at both play parties, gear storage area and more!

· MORE WORKSHOPS! KinkFest has practically doubled the number of top-notch presenters for this year and has a diversified and expanded selection of educational workshops featuring a variety of topics from some of the nation's best presenters on all 3 days.

Renowned presenters from across the nation include:
· Mollena Williams, International Ms Leather 2010
· Laura Antoniou, author of The Marketplace series
· Cleo Dubois of Cleo Dubois Academy of SM Arts
· Fakir Musafar, co-developer of modern body piercing techniques
· Lee Harrington, author and human sexuality educator
· And many more…

I get to teach in Victoria!

The first weekend of November, the 5th-7th, I will be at Sagacity of Victoria's Annual Birthday Bash & Kink Conference.  "Head Games: Anatomy for Edge Play with the Head & Neck" and "Anatomy for Bondage" are the two classes I will be presenting on Saturday.

What does this mean? It means that I will officially be an international presenter. More exciting than that is the fact that I will get to use my new passport. I'll be taking the Clipper ferry over to Victoria, both firsts for me, with my lovely comrade presenter, Allena Gabosch, and Jim Duvall as my traveling companion.

If you don't have plans for that weekend, do consider taking a mini-vacation. The people I have talked to who have attended past Sagacity Bashes gave good reviews about how much fun they have had. I am hoping to get in a little sightseeing while I am in Vitoria, too. Check out the FetLife event page to see who else is going.

Paradise starts today!

Tonight, after the opening ceremony, Jim Duvall & I will be teaching a workshop to kick off Paradise Unbound. In the past, this workshop has been free, as a gift for those attending the opening ceremony and a teaser to get people to come back for more.

We will be teaching "Going Beyond Verbal Communication" where we will focus on interpreting postures, facial expressions and mannerisms. This class will help you reduce the number of "Are you ok's" out of your play, allowing you to maintain the energy of your scene.

We have been having a great time researching this class. The two books I have gotten the most out of are The Definitive Book of Body Language and The Power of Body Language: How to Succeed in Every Business and Social Encounter. I must admit, I enjoyed and appreciated the former much more. The writing was light hearted with great summaries at the end of each chapter. The Reiman book was a bit over powering. Even the title was a bit much for me, as the book honestly focuses on manipulating your body language with specific goals in mind. Not that manipulation is always bad, it's just written in a sales & marketing & pep talk jargon sort of way that seems- false, for lack of a better word.

End of summer classes.

 This has been a great summer for teaching, and I am ready to wrap up this season by heading out to Paradise Unbound August 31st though September 6th. Well, in all honesty, my day job is going to keep me from being out there all week long. Good thing that it's a quick drive to get there so I can fit in a few day trips before I settle in for the long weekend. I am very pleased to announce that I will be teaching 3 different classes over the course of the week.

On Tuesday, 8/31, at 8pm following the opening ceremony, Jim Duvall and I will give our "Beyond Verbal Communication" class. This class focuses on broadening your communication skills to include reading postures, facial expressions and mannerisms.

On Friday, 9/3, starting at 1pm, I will guide you through Stretching and Conditioning for Bondage. This is a hands on style class with only a little bit of lecture. Make sure to wear loose clothing for easy movement. If the weather is nice enough, we'll stretch and learn in the sun. Last year I taught in the stone circle and I am praying for sun so I can do that again.

On Sunday, 9/5, at 1pm, Jim and I will team up again for "Bondage for Sadists & Masochists". This is light on lecture and heavy on demo. Definitely not to be missed if you want to learn more or new ideas on how to use rope to be mean.

As a side note, earlier that same day, at 10am, Jim will be presenting "Relating to Rope" which focuses on (re)discovering your personal relationship with rope. This is an incredible class that bears repeating, as our kink and interests change over time.

Survived!

The run up to this class has been exhausting. I was so glad to finally be there, standing in front of a room full of people curious about genital anatomy with a completed lesson plan in my hands. And it went well. There were great questions and only a little bit of technical difficulties.

I am grateful for everyone who showed up and were a part of the class. I love teaching and sharing information; today was a fine example of information exchange!.

Now that 's finished, I can get back to shenanigans.

Genital Anatomy Class - 8/8 2-4pm

Join me this Sunday for a fun filled 2 hours exploring the physiology of our fun bits!

You can read more on the Center for Sex Positive Culture's website. See who else is going by visiting the FetLife event page.

If you have any questions about the class, feel free to send me a message.

Day 3

The colours visible on my toe are much more vibrant today. Most likely because I spent 7 hours on  my feet teaching.  I wasn't able to go out and get crutches before my classes started. On a healing stand point, that was bad. On a teaching stand point, it was way better not having to maneuver around as a 3 legged creature. By the end of the evening, I was in a fair amount of pain that even elevating and icing my foot didn't reduce.

It was worth it, though. My classes went really smoothly. I am already getting emails and tweets of thanks. One person wanted to let me know that he has "already put the theory into practice, with quite favorable results.'  Squeeeeeee! It's comments like these that really light me up. Spreading and increasing joy is why I teach.

*an hour later*

I am pleased to report that I have procured a pair of crutches and I am ready for the rest of my day. I had to strike a deal of putting my foot up for most of the day in exchange for getting to go to the nursery and pick out plants for our mini-garden. Then it's a mellow day of planting, BBQing and friends.  Everyone have a safe & happy 4th!

All ready!

Finished the final rewrite of my Palpation for Rope Play class and I am finally very happy with it. I have been fussing all week long; vacillating between two versions. I had a conversation during lunch today that settled my indecision. This is going to be good!

The Anatomy 101 for BDSM, which I meant to rename Anatomy 101 for Kink, has been updated a bit to reflect some information that I seem to be repeating a lot when people come up to me with questions.

This will be a full day of learning fun stuff, starting at 12:30pm for the Anatomy class. An hour break between classes and then back to it with the Palpation class starting at 5:30pm.

See you there!

Classes coming up!

If you are still trying to decide whether or not to attend one or both of my classes this Saturday, you can always email me with questions. I got a note from someone who had specific thing she wanted to learn. A quick private message on FetLife got him the answers he needed to make his decision.

Please take a moment to RSVP to workshopRSVP@sexpositiveculture.org and let them know which workshop you want to attend. Even though it is not required, it gives the staff a good idea of how many chairs to put out so that class time is not taken up by adding more seats.

More information can be found on the CSPC calendar.

Palpation class on 7/3/2010

I am very excited to be teaching this skill. This is one of the best ways to protect your bottom while still having a fabulous time playing. More information can be read on the Foundation for Sex Positive Culture website and the FetLife event page.

Please join me...

 

For more information, you can go to the Center for Sex Positive Culture website or the FetLife event page for this class.