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BDSM Beyond Binary – The hottest play

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The hottest play you could think of and how to get there

Close your eyes for a moment and imagine your hottest, most fulfilling play experience — the one that makes your body hum with anticipation.
What would it feel like to get it?

This workshop is about connecting with own desires. To listen to them. To trust that what turns you on — emotionally, physically, sexually — matters.

And finding a way to ask for it. And then possibly getting it, exactly that, no more, no less.

We’ll explore the questions:
Who is doing? For who?

and why those questions open the doorway to deeper, more connected experiences.

Through guided practices, gentle embodiment work, and partnered or triad exercises, we’ll play with

• Sensing what you truly want (not what you think you should want).
• Feeling where your yes, no, and maybe live in your body.
• Discovering the sweet spot between wanting and willing.

You decide any time, how you want to participate, therefor we will take it slow.

Expect laughter, tenderness, curiosity, and a touch of mischief as we untangle old patterns and celebrate the full-bodied yeses and the empowered nos that set the tone for a juicy, connected conference.

And expect a feeling of deep well-being when you get EXACTLY what you asked for, without guilt or shame.

Puma
(he/they)

I´ve been working in the field of consent for many years. I am thrilled to see what happens with people when they fell safe enough to deep into own desires and finding a way to ask for their wants and probaply (this is not always given) getting them fulfilled. My superpower is laughter and humour and make people feel ease, when they face a challenge.

@magictouch_radicalconsent
magictouch-radicalconsent.com

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – Provide & Receive

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An interactive role play. For queers, inspired by Emilian’s experiences of str1pclub dynamics

The experience of providing intimate services and receiving them is an opportunity to explore what we’re willing to give, and what we want. This workshop is an intimate consent roleplay inspired by s*x work dynamics and Emilian’s experience as a s*x worker.

Emilian will guide you through this process, while offering knowledge and advice on playing with these concepts in a way that is respectful of sex worker’s experiences and struggles. This workshop is not an initiation to s*x work nor a glamorization of the work. It invites you to an experience based on the appreciation of s*x workers’ knowledge, not on appropriation. This is why education on the topic is so important.

Emilian will provide tips about consent, and a lap dance demonstration. In this fun and intimate roleplay, you will have the experience of approaching others to offer them the services that you’re willing to provide, and being paid – not in actual money – but in compliments. You will also have the experience of having someone you don’t know coming to you to offer services, and choosing what you want to experience. Lap dances are on the menu, but also services like listening to someone, giving them a hug, or even a spank. No prior knowledge is required. You can participate even if you don’t feel like giving or receiving a lapdance. Come as you are, with the outfit and gender expression that make you feel good on that day!

Emilian

is a non-binary s*x worker, workshop facilitator, performer and writer. They facilitate regular Consent workshops and a peer support group for sex workers at Hydra Cafe. They strive to fight the stigma sex workers face through performances, story-telling, poetry, and lectures. As part of the Anti-Stigma Hydra’s campaign, they co-wrote the free zine “So You’re Dating A Sex Worker?”. They are part of Slut Riot, a group of Berlin-based sex workers who create performance art and shows. Slut Riot’s mission is to give a space to sex workers to take control over their own narratives and to find creative outlets to express their voices.

@emilianperforms
@slvtriot
emilianwalter.contact@gmail.com
slutriotberlin.com

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – Introduction to medical and clinical play

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This 2.5-hour workshop offers a broad introduction to the wide range of possibilities within clinic and medical play. The focus is on understanding selected concepts, practices, tools, and dynamics rather than specializing in a single technique.
Depending on the interests and consent of the group, individual topics may be explored in greater detail.

Content:
Arrival & Introduction
Welcome, introduction, outline of the workshop structure and goals.
Consent, communication, limits, and safewords as the foundation for medical play.
Scope of Medical Play
What falls under clinic and medical play?
Overview of possible practices, aesthetics, power dynamics, and roles.
Discussion of interests, experience levels, and expectations within the group.
Anatomy, Hygiene & Risk Awareness
General anatomical principles relevant to medical play.
Hygiene standards, preparation, and basic risk management applicable across practices.
Materials & Tools
Overview of common medical and clinical equipment used in play.
Handling, hygiene, and considerations for different types of tools.
Flexible Practical & Discussion Segments
Presentation and demonstration of selected practices as examples.
Space for questions, discussion, and — if desired by group consensus — deeper exploration of specific topics.
Wrap-Up & Aftercare
Closing the workshop, de-roling, and aftercare principles.
Summary, questions, and feedback.
The ticket includes 5,-€ cost for material!

Jamie aka Transboy_Dom
(they/them, he/him)

is a queer transmasculine BDSM dominus, BDSM performer and activist. He combines dominace, creativity, dedication and expertise with a presence that transcends the boundaries of gender norms.

transboy_dom@gmx.de
@transboy_dom_jamie
Jamie Transboy_Dom – BDSM Studio LUX Berlin

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – Erotic Wrestling

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In this erotic wrestling workshop you will learn how to effectively pin and control a client/ partner, while on the ground.
We will go over some positions famous in wrestling dom*me work, like the grapevine, scissor choke or rear naked choke. Tapping into Tonja’s extensive Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practice, we will additionally go over other control techniques, while focusing on how to safely move one’s own body and how to avoid injury when working / during playfights.

Tonja
(they/them)

is a professional Jiu-Jitsu athlete and retired wrestling dom*me. They have extensive training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling, as well as Muay Thai and effective self-defense. Their dom*me work focuses on safely applying chokes and pins and how to effectively control another body, while not risking injury for oneself or the training partner/ or client.

@idrawpeoplenaked
maryoh@posteo.de

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – High Concept Roleplay

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“High Concept Roleplay,” meaning erotic roleplay that incorporates complex characters and backdrops, will harness your natural creativity to bring your fantasies to life.

Those wild dreams that you thought you could never fulfill can be yours with the power of roleplaying! Byron and Lorraine break down the five pillars of roleplaying — motivation, plot arc, signifiers, ambience, and “wow factor” — so that participants can move beyond the awkwardness of improv into living their erotic dreams. Participants will be guided through exercises and receive a worksheet at the end to help them in their future play.

Please note:
Roleplay can be a space to explore concepts that are otherwise unsafe to explore in real life. These topics may be upsetting or triggering for some. Please be mindful of this when deciding to take part in this workshop.

Byron
(he/him)

is a German-American with lived transsexual transition experience and identifies as gender nonconforming. A self-proclaimed “sex nerd,” Byron delights in exploring intimacy and creativity through erotic roleplay. With years of experience in roleplay hobbies like Dungeons & Dragons and medieval LARP (Live Action Roleplay), he brings a unique and playful perspective to the art of kinky roleplay.

https://capricornworkshops.carrd.co/

Lorraine
(she/her)

escaped Canada to Germany in 2017. She has recently completed her PhD in Berlin, and is a founding member of the Berlin Sex Museum, whose first pop-up exhibition, “Berlin Sex Spaces,” was funded by the Berlin Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt in 2025. She writes narrative poetry, organizes the book club Sapphic Reads Berlin with her best friend Helen, and gives workshops on various topics as Capricorn Workshops.

https://capricornworkshops.carrd.co/

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – Slap me Soft

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Hitting and being hit or Impact play, isn’t a conventional context to look for softness and gentleness. Yet, this is precisely what we shall do. We will try to approach this Kuan and insist on staying in this Paradox: How could hitting someone, submitting myself to the blows of another – could become a gentle act of care?

We will be building towards a classic (face-slapping), through many approximations, intermediate steps and pauses. The approach proposed is slow, somatic and very much inspired by the Feldenkrais method.

Another arc of the workshop, meant to support the quality of care and softness, is engaging with others through physically holding/being held by them. Asking for someone to be big, so that I could be small, and inviting this big one to slap me, to take care of me, through hitting

Noam Raz
(He/Him)

is a workshop facilitator, Emotional-Somatic practioner (Feldenkrais) and Family Constellation guide. His work is driven by sensitivity and is an attempt to create experiential spaces for people to develop autonomy and trust in their own body and internal processes. Throughout the years, he trained in a variety of physical and embodiment practices which inform and enrich his work: Dance, Taiji, Somatics, Kink, Voicework and Meditation. Coming originally from the realm of Philosophy (Wittgenstein!) and Linguistics, attention to language and its workings is somehow always in the background.

noamra.com

@noam.raz.98

noamraz05@gmail.com

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – Trans* & Queer Folsom Festival!

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Folsom Fest has been too cis for too long! So mark your calendars, babes, because the trans* & queer k!nksters of Berlin are serving you a KINKY SKILLSHARE XXL this Folsom Fest, with qt’s at the front & center!

The combined forces of Lux Studio’s B//SM Beyond Binary & the Kinky Trans* Skillshare of Failing Femmes are here to offer you an entire day of juicy workshops & play space for your most perverted & primal self to explore — you will not wanna miss!

Whether you’re an experienced deviant, want to brush up on your skills, or just beginning to delve into the world of k!nk & B//DM, the Folsom SKILLSHARE XXL will be an k!nky oasis for you to come, learn, break bread, and play amongst community.

Come for the k!nk, stay for the cumaraderie. And let’s honor the queer & trans* leather babes who have come before us in the best down & dirty way possible!
Keep an eye out as we begin to drop our line-up of workshop hosts & performers. Hope to see you there, babes!

Trans* & Queer Folsom Skillshare XXL is a kinky festival centering trans* & queer kinksters. If you have access needs or cannot afford a ticket, please contact mercystj@proton.me

Mercy St. J

(they/them) is a house madxme at heart and you be the host for this day of perversion, kink & community. They are a co-creator of the Trans* BDSM Skillshare at Failing Femmes. You can generally find them in Berlin or Amsterdam, spinning tricks & generally being up to no good!

Silicone Pussy

(he/it) is a pr0stitute, p0rn maker and visual artist based in Berlin. A trans boy from Southwest Asia — guardian of restless souls and craving bodies, keeper of soft pleasures.

OASIS

(they/them) dances because in a world obsessed with commodification, objectification, and ownership; my body rarely feels like my own. Their work is based in Queer Black Feminist theory and practices of consent, safety and social justice. They dance because their body belongs to no one and every one, to nothing and everything. OASIS takes a body-focused approach to most artistic processes, using their body as material and following sensations wherever they’ll take them. They love playing around with and through different creatures and characters that give absolutely no fuxks about the limiting beliefs about what a creature, person, or human can be.

eli/o

(it/its) is a queer, black, audhd, disabled, pro dom, kink educator and professional rigger/rope model. It started practicing kinbaku 15 years ago as a model and started it’s journey as a rigger and teacher in 2015 predominantly focusing it’s practice on semenawa (translated torment rope).

M.

M. (he/him) is a writer and visual artist, but here you can know him as a bunny, a bear, a puppy and a baby. For M., Regression is about attachment, unmasking, and being treasured- I mean loved!

Darius Rex

(he/they) is a Dominus beyond binary at BDSM Studio LUX, in the sexological bodywork training and activist* at trans*sexworks. As a dominus and bodyworker, Darius’ work consists of exploring and understanding human bodies from a political and embodied perspective. He constantly challenges established norms around identity, gender, sexuality and social taboos. Darius sees vulnerability and insecurities in play as a resource. Both are powerful assets that contribute to personal, sensual and pleasurable growth.

Akash

(No pronouns) AKASH
Berlin-based Pro Domme & Artist. FAUST-nominated ballet dancer turned kink performer, blending 14+ years of movement expertise with BDSM expression. AKASH creates immersive experiences through workshops, performances & private sessions where all bodies, abilities and identities are celebrated.
“Movement is our shared language. Kink is our playground.”

Workshops

Block 1 14:30 – 16:00

Intro to Rope Bondage eli/o
Play Fight Arena Darius
Villain Play Oasis

Block 2 16:30 – 18:00

Unleash your Inner P*rn Star Silicone
The Dominant’s Stride Akash
Regression (BIPOC Only!) M.

House Rules

We value consent, learning together, personal autonomy, sex & kink positivity, and curiosity– meaning, we take care & listen to others when they say no, understand we need each other to grow, do not shame others for their desires, and engage an environment where people can explore their kinks creatively.
We do not tolerate racism, xenophobia, transphobia, cis/sexism, whorephobia, classism, ableism, or colorism in this space. However, we are aware these “-isms” & “-phobias” may arise and will tend to them with care, repair, and acknowledgement when they do. Guests who perpetuate will be asked to change their behavior once, but if they continue to perpetuate any of the above, they will be asked to leave.
This is a space that centers the needs, desires, wants, pleasures, & experiences of queer, trans*, intersex, non-binary, gender-diverse folks.
If you feel you have been hurt or harmed in this space, you can approach one of the organizers/space holders so we can engage a process of acknowledgement, apology, mediation or repair as needed and desired.
We encourage all participants to tend to their needs as they come up–you will not be judged for sitting out, stepping away, seeking fresh air, taking pause, drinking water, or eating a snack as you need throughout the evening. If you need help taking care, please approach one of the organizers/space-holders!
Please come self-tested negative for Covid 19. A few spare tests will be available at the door. Everyone must test before entering the venue.

Who can participate?

This is a party is for translate* & queer kinksters + friends. This is a space that centers the desire, pain & pleasure of trans* & queer folks; friends of queer & TIN folk are welcome to participate as long as they are mindful of the space they are moving through.

Accessibility

There is an elevator in the building, but a few steps to get into the building and into the event room. To use the elevator, an elevator door must be used. The elevator door is 0.70m wide and 2.00m high. The elevator itself is 0.60m deep and 0.98m wide.
If you have accessibility needs, please contact Mercy at mercystj@proton.me and we will do our best to accommodate your special needs!

Corona

Please come tested for corona. There will be tests provided at the door for you if you are not able to access a test before arrival. Guests who test on-site are asked to wear masks until their test is negative.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – Dollification

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In this workshop, we will share our experiences in dollification and more generally, passive play. We will talk about how to explore this kind of D/S dynamic, covering the specifics in terms of safety, negotiation,… and the different ways to endure pain and other sensations.
From the most innocent hair dressing scenario to the most twisted creation of your imagination.
We will encourage the attendees to share their experience, and we will also offer some few exercices to discover how total passivity alters your perception (as top and as a bottom), and inertia as physical resistance.

The workshop by itself lasts around 2 hours, and there will be some time to keep on playing afterwards, for those who wants. Don’t hesitate to bring clothes, toys, props, accessoiries you want to use. You can come alone or with your playparnter(s).
Workshop in English, German and French translation possible, suitable for beginners and experienced people, tops and bottoms

Lutsa

Lutsa is a white cis fem migrant sew worker. She has practiced dollification for ten years, professionally and in the FLINTA* community.

Maryann Peony

Maryann Peony is a white cis fem Porn Film Maker, Performer and workshop presenters. Her main topics are BDSM, dykes and fem visibility, and… blood!

We have been giving workshops on various topics of DIY kink in Berlin, Grenoble, Marseille, Paris, Amsterdam, Oslo, London… We created this workshop with another camarade 10 years ago, and have been touring it in many event since then, and enriched it out of the attendees and our own experience each time.

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – Kinky Cat Café

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A Purrfect Sunday for Pet Players, Handlers, Switches & Curious Cat Lovers

At our special matinee event, queer folks gather who enjoy pet play, power dynamics, and tender chaos. Whether you’re purring on all fours, longing for a kitten of your own, or simply fancy a coffee and cake with flair – this is your space!

What Awaits You:

  • Seductive coffee & cake – included in the ticket price
  • A cat auction for bold kittens and curious feline admirers
  • A playful play area for cheeky claws, gentle bites and everything in between
  • A sensual Shibari corner, where artful ropework entangles velvet paws and claws alike
  • A cuddle corner for closeness, touch and trust
  • A lovingly curated art & kitsch stall with artwork, toys, gear & goodies (please bring cash)
All Genders. All Dynamics. All Welcome.
Consent & Care are our Cat Code.
Whether you come in latex ears, tail plug, harness or collar – come as you are, and be extra.
We celebrate queerness, kink and consent – in a safe, mindful space with a fluffy attitude.
Sundays belong to the kittens – and to those who love them.

Lara Vixette

(she/her) is a playful BDSM enthusiast, member of the LUX team, and has a strong flair for
aesthetics. She delights in creating imaginative spaces, bringing the extraordinary to life, always
with a touch of the bizarre. As a Switch herself, she often dons velvet paws and also handcrafts her
own gear and accessories. At the event, you can purchase lovingly designed cat-themed items made
by her.

Jonesy Cat

they/them
Jonesy Cat is a stray who has been publishing their kinky comics and smutty drawings since 2020.
Their first show was at Studio LUX in 2024 during the XXL LUX Life Drawing session. In 2025 they have exhibited their art at Crack! festival and Rome and will take part in the Erotic Art
Exhibition in London.
Their first comic collection “This is just Filth!” Was published this year. Currently they are working on a piece for a kink anthology by Moom Comics.
Their various social media accounts can be found here: www.jonesycat.art
If you’d like to ensure they have enough catnip to create more filth for you – this is the place:
www.patreon.com/jonesy_cat

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

BDSM Beyond Binary – Worship me, worship you

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What makes me powerful, how does it feel to be worshipped? What gesture expresses my submissiveness, what am I allowed to do, what do I have to do? Do I allow myself to take on both roles? Where does my pleasure lie?

Contents of the workshop:

In this session, we open up a space for experimentation.
You can consciously and mindfully try out different dynamics and roles in a power imbalance. A ritual framework will give you support, but you can also act out individual impulses. You can work with accessories and let your energy flow in a clearly defined space. Your previous experience in the subject matter is irrelevant. You can try yourself out with curiosity, perhaps in roles that were previously inaccessible to you. This is your opportunity to dare!
Feel free to bring clothes and accessories, we will also have a small basic stock on site.

There will be discussion rounds and practical exercises that you can do individually or with others. Physical contact with others is optional.

Kuem

he.they.none

fat trans*masc PoC, is a trained Sexological Bodyworker and Cranio-Sakral therapist who accompanies clients discovering their body and sensuality in one on one sessions as well as body centered workshops.
Paramount for Kuem are curiosity, openness and commitment to the process. Kuem wants to initiate playful encounters with oneself.

“Once you start approaching your body with curiosity rather than with fear, everything shifts.” Bessel van der Kolk

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.

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