In case you missed the official announcement, my summer class list is up and ready for registration. There are a few… Read more Introducing BDSM Booty Camp!
Life Updates + Introducing Online Classes
Hey Everyone! If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you know I’ve spent the past two falls/winter seasons in… Read more Life Updates + Introducing Online Classes
5 Easy Tips for Finding Your Voice
Communication is vital – y’all have heard that. Everywhere. All of the time. In fact, I bet a whole bunch… Read more 5 Easy Tips for Finding Your Voice
The Unoffical Kink Track at Playground
It’s Playground weekend in Toronto, and I am super excited to see the return of my local sexuality conference. Education… Read more The Unoffical Kink Track at Playground
Let’s Talk about Partner Selection and Risk Mitigation
A crucial part of creating a scene with a positive outcome is risk management – doing what you can to make sure things don’t go awry.When we start asking these questions, we can come up with solutions to mitigate the risks with which we are about to engage.
How Do You Know if Your BDSM Dynamic is Healthy?
How do I know if my D/s dynamic is a healthy one? It’s a question I get often asked- sometimes… Read more How Do You Know if Your BDSM Dynamic is Healthy?
To Tops Who Play
And it is this trust that creates the foundation of epic play; when you and your partner created a container of experience. A container rooted deeply in desire, supported by the assurance that everyone is doing exactly what they want to be doing right now.
Summer Teaching Schedule
Heya! Having made it through the last term alive and a road trip that brought back my spirit (Lexington, you… Read more Summer Teaching Schedule
On Being an Amazing Bottom
What the fuck does being an amazing bottom even mean?! What is going on in kink that this phrase is… Read more On Being an Amazing Bottom
Playing with Consensual Nonconsent Through Objectification
What if consensual nonconsent didn’t have to be about taking? What if it was simply never having access to a… Read more Playing with Consensual Nonconsent Through Objectification