This is an in-person class. Vaccinations and masks are required.

Curious about adding BDSM to your life?

Kink and BDSM can seem so daunting when you are new. So many activities and outfits that inspire feelings of arousal, shame, and burning curiosity. It can be difficult to know where to begin.

How do you communicate your interests when you aren't quite sure what they are?

How can you properly negotiate your interests with a partner?

How will I know if I'm doing it wrong?

What if I start to do it and find out I don't like it?

Do I have to like pain?

Natasha Strange has been a professional kinkster for over 25 years and still remembers vividly the fear and confusion of getting involved in the kink scene. It all felt so exotic and complicated. But it really doesn't have to be! There are basic steps to take in learning about kink, that will help you moving forward, no matter where in the kinky world you end up.

Natasha will answer some of the most common questions, guide attendees through some useful communication tools, and make sure there is ample time for Q&A. This class will be loosely modeled after Kinky Sex Tips for Curious Girls, a kinky education and activity book written by Natasha.

About Princessa Natasha Strange

Natasha Strange offers sadistic escapism with wit and style. She has been playing professionally for well over 20 years, and in her personal life for much longer. She offers creative sessions in a wide variety of disciplines, but is well known for her love of sissification and cross-dressing, diaper discipline and adult babies, orgasm control, tease and denial, chastity, and erotic humiliation. She called San Francisco home as she traveled the world spreading her special brand of sadistic love. She has called Portland home for the last 5 years. She is the author of a BDSM primer for adults who are curious about kink called Kinky Sex Tips for Curious Girls: A BDSM Activity Book for Beginners. It’s full of color pages, fun activities, puzzles and solid information about kink, consent and communication. You can read more about her at www.NatashaStrange.com.