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Ever wondered why the hottest kink scenes sizzle like a Hollywood thriller? It’s all about the drama, baby, the tension, the pacing, the delicious build-up. Ceci is here to spill the tea on crafting your very own red-hot BDSM sessions.
Think of it this way: an unforgettable scene has the same backbone as an unforgettable movie, performance, or piece of music. There’s rhythm. There’s emotion. There’s intention. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to shape kink scenes — whether carefully planned or joyfully improvised — so they feel immersive, connected, and crave-worthy from start to finish.
You’ll walk away with practical tools for creating play that leaves you begging for an encore. Ceci will guide you through leveling up negotiation, getting into the right headspace, and communicating in ways that keep you and your partner(s) tuned in and turned on. You’ll also explore scene-building techniques that boost anticipation, deepen intimacy, and make your impact — emotional or physical — land just right.
How to negotiate more clearly and confidently, both before and during play
Getting yourself and your partner(s) into the right headspace and finding your kink role(s)
Scene-building techniques that create anticipation and emotional impact
Ways to use pacing, rhythm, and flow to intensify your play
Tips for improvising without losing the plot or crossing boundaries
Beginners curious about crafting more intentional kink scenes
Experienced players wanting to refine or refresh their approach
Queer folks, kinky folks, and kink-curious cuties of all genders and orientations
Tops, bottoms, switches, and anyone who loves a nerdy approach to a mushy subject
Ceci Ferox has been supported by dramaturge Even Minn in developing the content of this workshop.
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If you cannot afford this event, please check the ticket option “solidarity” for reduced ticket prices. If that is still too much or they are out of stock, feel free to send us a message via info@karada-house.de.
