Thu August 10, 2017
I Wanna Be Degraded! Healthy and Sexy Name-Calling and Humiliation
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Are you worried that there’s something wrong with you because you want someone to call you stupid, dirty or a slut? Find out how to have hotter, deeper scenes and feel better about it afterward! So many people struggle to make sense of how they can be so woke and yet still want such dirty things. Whether degradation for you is about being a filthy bitch, a dumb sissy, or a worthless piece of fuck meat you can also be a feminist, anti-racist, queer activist, or other Social Justice Warrior at the same time.
Join Dr. Liz Powell to explore the way to feel great about desires that seem troubling on the surface.
At the end of this two-hour class, you will:
• Know that what gets you going in a scene doesn’t have to change how you think about yourself.
• Learn how to provide good aftercare for both roles so that you can emerge from your play happy and enriched.
• Understand that it’s totally normal (and even best) to be into social justice if you’re into degradation play so that your play will be founded in healthy beliefs and practices, not in damaging ones.
• People who don’t find a way to feel good about their desires can spend years feeling guilty and ashamed. Don’t let that be you.
Let go of your fears and shame now and start having the scenes you want!
About the Presenter:
Dr. Liz Powell is a psychologist (CA 27871, AZ 4315) and coach offering therapy, business coaching, and wellbeing coaching through her San Francisco private practice, Sex-Positive Psych. Liz also blogs about issues related to sex and relationships through her website, SexPositivePsych.com, and regularly presents talks and workshops. With 5 years of military service in the Army now behind her, she is proud of her veteran status and speaks frequently about the challenges facing veterans in our country. With a passion for classes and workshops, Liz has presented at CatalystCon, Atlanta Poly Weekend, and the AASECT Conference. Liz brings a sense of humor mixed with professional knowledge to otherwise serious topics and helps people think in new ways about their options.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of your tour/workshop and bring a valid government issued photo ID (18+ only). Late arrivals or those without ID will not be allowed in. We do not use tickets, so there is nothing to print. Your name will be on a list at the door. Public transportation is recommended as street parking is limited. Closest BART station is 16th St/Mission.
We can not accommodate rescheduling or refunding any orders.
This is a four story historical building with stairs and no elevators. As such, we do our best to accommodate all individuals and we welcome persons with disabilities. For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact Support at [email protected]. In order for us to manage your request, and appropriately prepare, requests should be made at least 4 business days prior to the event.
We look forward to seeing you at The San Francisco Armory, home to KINK.com!
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Join Dr. Liz Powell to explore the way to feel great about desires that seem troubling on the surface.
At the end of this two-hour class, you will:
• Know that what gets you going in a scene doesn’t have to change how you think about yourself.
• Learn how to provide good aftercare for both roles so that you can emerge from your play happy and enriched.
• Understand that it’s totally normal (and even best) to be into social justice if you’re into degradation play so that your play will be founded in healthy beliefs and practices, not in damaging ones.
• People who don’t find a way to feel good about their desires can spend years feeling guilty and ashamed. Don’t let that be you.
Let go of your fears and shame now and start having the scenes you want!
About the Presenter:
Dr. Liz Powell is a psychologist (CA 27871, AZ 4315) and coach offering therapy, business coaching, and wellbeing coaching through her San Francisco private practice, Sex-Positive Psych. Liz also blogs about issues related to sex and relationships through her website, SexPositivePsych.com, and regularly presents talks and workshops. With 5 years of military service in the Army now behind her, she is proud of her veteran status and speaks frequently about the challenges facing veterans in our country. With a passion for classes and workshops, Liz has presented at CatalystCon, Atlanta Poly Weekend, and the AASECT Conference. Liz brings a sense of humor mixed with professional knowledge to otherwise serious topics and helps people think in new ways about their options.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of your tour/workshop and bring a valid government issued photo ID (18+ only). Late arrivals or those without ID will not be allowed in. We do not use tickets, so there is nothing to print. Your name will be on a list at the door. Public transportation is recommended as street parking is limited. Closest BART station is 16th St/Mission.
We can not accommodate rescheduling or refunding any orders.
This is a four story historical building with stairs and no elevators. As such, we do our best to accommodate all individuals and we welcome persons with disabilities. For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact Support at [email protected]. In order for us to manage your request, and appropriately prepare, requests should be made at least 4 business days prior to the event.
We look forward to seeing you at The San Francisco Armory, home to KINK.com!
Are you worried that there’s something wrong with you because you want someone to call you stupid, dirty or a slut? Find out how to have hotter, deeper scenes and feel better about it afterward! So many people struggle to make sense of how they can be so woke and yet still want such dirty things. Whether degradation for you is about being a filthy bitch, a dumb sissy, or a worthless piece of fuck meat you can also be a feminist, anti-racist, queer activist, or other Social Justice Warrior at the same time.
Join Dr. Liz Powell to explore the way to feel great about desires that seem troubling on the surface.
At the end of this two-hour class, you will:
• Know that what gets you going in a scene doesn’t have to change how you think about yourself.
• Learn how to provide good aftercare for both roles so that you can emerge from your play happy and enriched.
• Understand that it’s totally normal (and even best) to be into social justice if you’re into degradation play so that your play will be founded in healthy beliefs and practices, not in damaging ones.
• People who don’t find a way to feel good about their desires can spend years feeling guilty and ashamed. Don’t let that be you.
Let go of your fears and shame now and start having the scenes you want!
About the Presenter:
Dr. Liz Powell is a psychologist (CA 27871, AZ 4315) and coach offering therapy, business coaching, and wellbeing coaching through her San Francisco private practice, Sex-Positive Psych. Liz also blogs about issues related to sex and relationships through her website, SexPositivePsych.com, and regularly presents talks and workshops. With 5 years of military service in the Army now behind her, she is proud of her veteran status and speaks frequently about the challenges facing veterans in our country. With a passion for classes and workshops, Liz has presented at CatalystCon, Atlanta Poly Weekend, and the AASECT Conference. Liz brings a sense of humor mixed with professional knowledge to otherwise serious topics and helps people think in new ways about their options.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of your tour/workshop and bring a valid government issued photo ID (18+ only). Late arrivals or those without ID will not be allowed in. We do not use tickets, so there is nothing to print. Your name will be on a list at the door. Public transportation is recommended as street parking is limited. Closest BART station is 16th St/Mission.
We can not accommodate rescheduling or refunding any orders.
This is a four story historical building with stairs and no elevators. As such, we do our best to accommodate all individuals and we welcome persons with disabilities. For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact Support at [email protected]. In order for us to manage your request, and appropriately prepare, requests should be made at least 4 business days prior to the event.
We look forward to seeing you at The San Francisco Armory, home to KINK.com!
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Join Dr. Liz Powell to explore the way to feel great about desires that seem troubling on the surface.
At the end of this two-hour class, you will:
• Know that what gets you going in a scene doesn’t have to change how you think about yourself.
• Learn how to provide good aftercare for both roles so that you can emerge from your play happy and enriched.
• Understand that it’s totally normal (and even best) to be into social justice if you’re into degradation play so that your play will be founded in healthy beliefs and practices, not in damaging ones.
• People who don’t find a way to feel good about their desires can spend years feeling guilty and ashamed. Don’t let that be you.
Let go of your fears and shame now and start having the scenes you want!
About the Presenter:
Dr. Liz Powell is a psychologist (CA 27871, AZ 4315) and coach offering therapy, business coaching, and wellbeing coaching through her San Francisco private practice, Sex-Positive Psych. Liz also blogs about issues related to sex and relationships through her website, SexPositivePsych.com, and regularly presents talks and workshops. With 5 years of military service in the Army now behind her, she is proud of her veteran status and speaks frequently about the challenges facing veterans in our country. With a passion for classes and workshops, Liz has presented at CatalystCon, Atlanta Poly Weekend, and the AASECT Conference. Liz brings a sense of humor mixed with professional knowledge to otherwise serious topics and helps people think in new ways about their options.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of your tour/workshop and bring a valid government issued photo ID (18+ only). Late arrivals or those without ID will not be allowed in. We do not use tickets, so there is nothing to print. Your name will be on a list at the door. Public transportation is recommended as street parking is limited. Closest BART station is 16th St/Mission.
We can not accommodate rescheduling or refunding any orders.
This is a four story historical building with stairs and no elevators. As such, we do our best to accommodate all individuals and we welcome persons with disabilities. For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact Support at [email protected]. In order for us to manage your request, and appropriately prepare, requests should be made at least 4 business days prior to the event.
We look forward to seeing you at The San Francisco Armory, home to KINK.com!
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Armory Studios
1800 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
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