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Very often when people as whether it’s okay or advisable to play with trauma the answer is: don’t. Better not touch it. You will re-traumatize yourself. Wait until you’re “healed”.
But here’s the thing: Most of us are already doing it. Whether we are aware of it or not.
Fuck Your Trauma starts by acknowledging that trauma and kink are already in the room together. The question isn’t whether to engage with that but how to do it with more awareness, more care, and more curiosity.
This is not a workshop with answers. It’s a discussion that reframes the conversation entirely. Away from ideas of brokenness, re-traumatization and kink as “healing,” and toward a harm reduction approach that makes space for self-knowledge, resourcefulness, and genuine curiosity about what’s actually happening when we play.
We’ll look at this structurally, not personally. No one will be asked to share their traumatic experiences. Instead, we’ll explore frameworks and ideas for approaching this kind of play in an intentional way.
This discussion is NOT recorded so we can speak openly.
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Friends don't have to be perfect. None of us are. We request that we all proactively work and strive to be good friends and allies to marginalized people.
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