Workshop

LSM presents Risky Business with Sarah Pie, Fri., Sept. 16

By September 8, 2016 No Comments

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Some of the hottest play is also the edgiest. Heavy players and those who use real-world danger to provoke fear in their bottoms are intimately familiar with the intense emotional responses that result. How then do we consider the dangers associated with these advanced types of play when they are so highly subjective? Join an engineer who for an in-depth exploration of risk in the context of kink that uses objective assessment tools to discuss these concepts in a very different way than you’d encounter in the usual Kink 101 safety talk.

Together we’ll explore questions like : What is risk? How do we assess it holistically? How do we discuss risks with our partners in an open and sexy way? What roles does it serve in play? What influences perception of risk? Can we reduce actual risk while increasing perceived risk?

Date/Time: Friday, September 16 , 8:00-9:30 PM
Where: The LGBT Center, 208 West 13th Street (bet 7th/8th Avenue)
Google Maps: http://bit.ly/293F9YZ
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ABOUT SARAH PIE

Sarah Pie is a Toronto-based leatherdyke. She has identified as kinky for twenty years and has picked up some hot tricks and hard-earned wisdom along the way. She serves her community as a playspace monitor, chief DM, mentor and educator, including a stint as co-chair of Toronto’s So You Want To Be Kinky workshop series. She is honoured to have been pinned into the Vajra and Mama’s leather families. In her day job as an engineer she thinks about risk on a daily basis, and has come to understand that it’s actually a hidden pervertible.

ABOUT LSM

Lesbian Sex Mafia (LSM) is a social and educational organization for women and transfolk who have a positive personal interest in  BDSM with other women. Our tenets are safety, consensuality, confidentiality and the right of women to explore their  sexuality as they choose.
Membership in Lesbian Sex Mafia is open to all women 18 years of age or older including gay, straight, bi, and transsexual and intersexed women who live their daily lives as women, and all female-born transgender persons who have a connection with and respect for the women’s community.