Mistress Matisse's Journal

The Tender Bits - Male and Female Genital Bondage

The class is Sunday January 4th, 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM, at the Center for Sex Positive Culture (CSPC) in Seattle.

This workshop covers some particularly intimate, effective and sexy bondage techniques. Max will start with the basics of immobilizing and tormenting boy-bits. There'll be a nice demo, information on cock and ball safety and some thoughts on how to adapt the techniques to your own situation.

Next Max will present a variety of techniques for binding, displaying and stimulating girl-bits - labia, clit and breasts. There'll be a demo for this portion too.

And then we'll all practice what we've learned, so bring your genitals and your friends with genitals.

As with all of Max's workshops, there's a handout you can use as a memory aid when you're practicing at home.

Much of the class will consist of hands-on exercises to help you get familiar with the material in a friendly, low-pressure environment. The emphasis is on learning, having fun, and building confidence.

If you can, come with a practice partner. If you don't have a partner, come anyway - there'll be lots to watch and we'll try to set you up with a practice partner. Rope Bottoms - this is your chance to meet some rope tops - come learn and get tied up!

Some rope will be provided for the workshop, but please bring two 15-20' pieces of 4 mm (1/8" or 3/16") cord if you can.

If you don't have suitable rope, Monk of TwistedMonk.com will be selling hemp, linen and bamboo rope before the workshop - all great candidates for genital bondage. Please show up 15 minutes early if you would like to buy rope.

This workshop is appropriate for all skill levels and all genders / orientations. The emphasis is on learning and having fun.

The workshop-only fee: $35, workshop + party (CSPC members only): $45. CSPC membership is NOT required for the workshop, but please bring ID to verify that you're at least 18 years old.

Pre-registration is NOT required for the workshop.

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