Bottom or top? Dom or sub? Why choose a side when you can get all of it at once by switching!
Join Ceci in this switching workshop fun games geared towards getting the best out of your switchy kink dynamics. We will explore mixed modes of play, how to switch head spaces, and how to construct play where roles don’t stay the same. Ceci will share some theory and experiences, but mostly this workshop is about fun and play. You can come with a partner or pair up at the workshop.
– Theory on roles in kink play and how to mix, match, and play around with them
– Warm-ups for getting into a playful mood
– Examples and brainstorming on finding interesting dynamics
– Time to play and explore
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