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What is identity? What is a kink identity? Who am I and if yes, why? What are we doing when we identify as? These and more questions are far more important for our daily experience with kink, intimacy, relationships, and sexualities than we might think. In this workshop we are taking a path to a...
Kinksters love talking about resistance. Sometimes it’s demonized, like in the image of the sub who can’t submit or the rope partner who has some impediment to becoming totally transparent in order to “share authentically.” Other times, kink itself is framed as a practice of political resistance, a political act that goes against sexual conservatism...
In this session, we’ll read bondage and restraint as sexual practices within the context of BDSM against a broader history of restraint. Turning towards the anti-psychiatric work of Franco Basaglia and the ubiquity of physical restraint as a tool of the medical establishment and carceral state, we’ll start to contend with what it means to...
Gossip, we are told, is something immensely corrosive. It tears groups apart. It presents a special danger to anyone involved in anything stigmatized or illegal. At the same time, gossip is held up as one of the best ways to keep ourselves safe, a recourse and resource for the marginalized to navigate danger and harm...
Fat bodies belong in rope, without apology, compromise, or shame. This workshop is a hands-on dive into shibari that centers fat liberation, body autonomy, and the rejection of normative rope ideals. Taught by Ceci Ferox, this class invites all participants to unlearn restrictive standards and instead build skill, awareness, and creativity in tying with and...
We live in a world that thrives on disconnection from our bodies, from our desires, from one another. Pleasure is often framed as a luxury, a distraction, or something to be earned. But what if pleasure is something deeper — a form of resistance? A radical reclaiming of our humanity, our agency, and our aliveness?...
Join this demo & lecture to learn how to use the strengths of soft and heavy bodies for kick-ass suspensions. We focus on the mechanics and planning that make shibari suspension safe, empowering, and effective for fat bodies. We’ll look at how to work with weight, softness, and shape — not against them — to...
