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MissAlanaBelle
Female, Queer, Nottingham
Mixed Race BBW for Sensual BDSM and Escort
Subinthecity
Female, Bicurious, Bournemouth
BDSM Coach, Kink Educator and Therapist. Proudly Collared Submissive, engaged to my partner and Dom. I empower curious kinksters to consciously explore what BDSM means to them. 1-1 and couples BDSM Coaching (online and F2F) Humanistic Integrative Therapy (online & F2F) Educational BDSM workshops (online and F2F) Kinky social events.
What are kink events?
Whips out at the function.
A kink event refers to a gathering or organised occasion where individuals with alternative sexual interests, preferences, or fetishes come together to socialise, learn, and engage in activities related to BDSM or other forms of sexual expression. These events can range from small, private gatherings to large-scale conventions or workshops, often held in designated venues such as dungeons, clubs, or specialised event spaces.
What makes it hot?
What makes kink events exciting for participants is the opportunity to explore their desires in a safe, consensual environment, surrounded by like-minded individuals who share similar interests and experiences. These events provide a sense of community, acceptance, and education, allowing participants to connect, learn new skills, and push their boundaries in a supportive setting.
Dress codes can vary depending on the event, but it's typically advised to wear something comfortable and respectful of the venue's guidelines. Some events may have specific attire requirements or themes, so it's a good idea to check beforehand.
No, kink events welcome people of all experience levels, from curious beginners to seasoned veterans. Many events offer workshops, demonstrations, and educational sessions tailored to different skill levels, providing opportunities for learning and exploration regardless of prior experience.
Prioritise communication, consent, and respect. Always negotiate boundaries and intentions with potential partners before engaging in any activities. Look out for designated safety monitors or dungeon masters who can offer assistance if needed. Familiarise yourself with the event's rules and guidelines, and don't hesitate to seek help or guidance from organisers or staff if you encounter any issues.
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DO
Communicate: Talk openly and honestly with potential partners about your interests, boundaries, and limits.
Respect: Listen to others' boundaries and preferences, and always obtain explicit consent before engaging in any activities.
Know the rules: Familiarise yourself with the event's rules, guidelines, and safety protocols, and adhere to them at all times.
Time out: Take breaks as needed, and prioritise self-care and well-being throughout the event.
Education: Participate in educational workshops, discussions, and demonstrations to enhance your knowledge and skills in BDSM and kink practices.
DON'T
Ignore consent: Don't engage in any activities without obtaining clear, enthusiastic consent from all parties involved.
Pressure: Don't pressure others into activities they're uncomfortable with or unwilling to participate in.
Assumptions: Don't assume someone's interests or boundaries based on their appearance or participation in the event.
Violate privacy: Don't violate the privacy or confidentiality of other attendees, and refrain from gossiping or spreading rumours.