How to get laid! - Asking for what you want is sexy

So, how do you get laid?

How do you get intimate with someone?

It all comes down to communication and vulnerability.

Asking for what you want makes you vulnerable.

Vulnerability takes courage.

Vulnerability inspires mindful communication.

Mindful communication is key to consent.

And consent is key to intimacy — and to fulfilling your wildest desires!

What will happen during this workshop?

This workshop is beginner-friendly, focusing on consent theory, followed by sensual explorationsand a held play-space.

In the first part, we will explore different resources and tools related to consent and communication around intimate encounters:

– Topics to discuss during a first date

– How to feel safe at a play party or in a temple setting

– Tools to communicate about turn-ons, boundaries, and sexual health with partners

The second part consists of practical exercises. Some will be verbal, while others will involve

sensual touch. This might include:

– Talking about sexual health or sharing desires

– Hands-on sensual exploration about how you want to receive touch

The workshop concludes with a held play-space: a free-flow experience with several stations,inspired by the Wheel of Consent. This is a practical exploration of everything covered so far, with a chance to maybe get laid…

So, will I get laid?

The workshop ends with a play-space, and things might get juicy… or not.

To be honest: No one can predict if you’ll find a match or get laid during this workshop.

The goal of this workshop is to provide communication tools and create a safer space for practice and experience. It’s a (maybe first?) step toward conscious sexuality.

You’re more likely to form a connection in the play-space if you don’t set your expectations toohigh. If you’re looking for a specific body type or a very particular experience, this might not be the right place for you.