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Creating Intimacy and Connection within a Rope Scene with Sam
November 5 @ 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
$5 – $10
Class Description
So you know how to tie a single column, maybe you can even throw on a harness… but past patterns and knots, there is a lovely person at the end of our ropes…
so how do we go from just using our technical skills, to creating a real connection with the person you’re tying? Whether you’re new, experienced, tying someone for the first time or with your established rope partner, this class will show you ways and concepts to create impactful intimacy in your rope scenes and beyond.
Rope is the conduit, connection is the goal.
Purpose: Teaching skills & concepts to Rope tops & switches on how to create connection in and out of a rope scene.
Structure will be a mix of lecture, Demoing, and some exercises for participants.
I would recommend folks bring at least 1-2 hanks of rope, and shears/cutting device.
Skill level: Any, preferably at least comfortable tying a single column of their choice.
Presenter Bio
Sam (they/them) is a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent, rope-obsessed goblin with a great love for movement, all things touch, and learning the what/why/how of connection between beings. Basically, an intimacy slut. They’ve been a rope bottom for 7 years, switch/self-tier/Top for 2 years, and a kinkster longer than that.
As a certified Professional Cuddler, they are passionate about touch rooted in consent and pleasure, and will scream from the rooftops about how connection is vital to healing and living a joyful life.
This goblin helps perpetuate the rope bottom to self tier to Top pipeline and is proud of it.
Tickets are $5 for Black Rose Members and Members of Reciprocal Groups with their Membership Card and $10 for non-members.
All ticket sales are at the door.
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Accessibility accommodations are available upon request to accessibility@br.org. Please give us two weeks’ notice.
If you have questions or would like to request a class topic, please email education@br.org
