“Pressure points are the lazy dom(mes) and sadists’ very best friends.”
Get ready for the most fun anatomy lesson you never knew you needed, whilst simultaneously diving into intriguing sensation exploration. A Karada House favourite requiring minimal extras and that can be explored solo, or with other(s).
Caritia invites participants to this guided hands-on workshop that defines what Pressure Points are, where (and how) to find them, with suggestions for adaptations for different bodies and abilities. Caritia’s aim is to present from a foundation of boundaries, consent and a framework that cares for each person’s well being. Let’s lusciously explore this dimension of pain and pleasure together.
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