Dating While Kinky

Dating While Kinky

with Miriam Green

Arizona Power Exchange, Phoenix, AZ

5/30 11am Mountain

Advanced ticketing strongly recommended! Get yours through Forbidden Tickets.

And RSVP on FetLife to let friends know you're coming.

Whether you're doing online dating, speed dating, blind dates, or the million other ways we meet people, it's hard enough to be yourself and just get to know the someone -- or several someones -- best for you. Add a desire for fetish/ kink/ leather/ BDSM to the mix, and things get even trickier. When do you talk about kink? How do you talk about it? How do you get what you want safely? In this Kink 101 session, we'll talk about a variety of strategies for navigating the dating world as a kinkster, including:

• Dating resources in the kink community
• Online dating sites/ apps that work for kinksters, and a lot that don't . . .
• How to navigate those first few crucial dates
• Red flags and green lights to watch for
• Basic negotiations
• Choosing Mx. Right Now, and Mx. Right

PRESENTER:

Miriam Green has been in the public kink scene for twenty years in the Austin, Houston and San Francisco scenes. They teach a series of KINK 101 classes on the SF kink community, BDSM negotiations, and dating while kinky. They also are the owner of Wicked Grounds.

You may also book personal consulting and coaching sessions with them at https://WickedGroundsAnnex.Teachable.com

TICKETING

Advanced ticketing is strongly recommended.

Arizona Power Exchange has set up ticketing for a full weekend of classes in one Forbidden Tickets link here. Tickets for just Dating While Kinky are $25 for the general public and $20 for members of Arizona Power Exchange. You may also choose to bundle your tickets with the other classes this day!

ACCESS

This event is 18+. Address provided at ticketing.

The Arizona Power Exchange clubhouse workshop space is on the ground floor and ADA accessible. Closed captioning will be provided on the slide deck for the hearing impaired and all slides will be fully explained verbally so that the presentation is not reliant on seeing the slides.