What does consensual objectification look like? Who would want to do it? Why would you want to do it?
Caritia’s aim for this workshop is to guide, inspire and offer practical exercises on the topic of objectification. Why is consent so vital to this form of play? What dynamics can be involved in this form of play ? Accompanied by other tips and tricks. Participants are invited to attend with an appropriate play companion – spaces are limited to 5 pairs only.
What you will find in this workshop
– Arrival
– Meditation
– Introduction
– What is objectification?
– Consensual Objectification & who it might before
– Triggers & trauma
– The why?
– Exploring simple scenes
– Feedback & Questions
What to bring:
– Something to write notes
– Clothing to support your persona for play
– Towels
– Questions around the topic of objectification
– Lunch, water bottle & snacks
Karada House strives to be a gender, sexuality, bodies, marginalized, neuro-diverse and intersection individuals inclusive space. We use queer as a self identifying term, which may not fit for all individuals, it remains an umbrella term by which Karada House identifies it’s core community and includes itself. Allies are welcome as long as they hold a similar ethos, ethics and values under which Karada House Team leads it’s space.
This workshop will fall within the present guidelines of Covid 19. Pre-registration only. Restricted number of 7 participants. Everyone must be fit and healthy when entering the space. No food or snacks will be provide, everyone must provide their own. Toilets are available, the shower is not.
Karada House is a queer safe(r) space and participants are agreeing to adhere to the Karada House rules and guidelines, by purchasing a ticket for this event. Those found to be falsifying information to gain entry, will be denied permission to return when found to be in violation of these rules.
