Talk Dirty to Me
Overview
Are you curious about talking dirty but find the idea a little intimidating? Or maybe you’re just looking for ways to connect more deeply through open and direct communication? Whether youâre a complete beginner or a seasoned dirty talk expert, this workshop has something for everyone. You can bring a friend for a fun, playful evening, bring a lover to grow together, or come alone for a solo adventure of self-exploration. This is a safe space where you can experiment, learn, and connectâat your own pace and in your own way.
Workshop Content:
- What is dirty talk?: Weâll explore what it means to each of us and how it can add spice to our relationships.
- What to say? Weâll practice methods for a perfect delivery.
- How we speak Learn how the way you speak can shape your presence and impacts how you come across.
- Putting it all together: Hands-on exercises where weâll practice together in groups, discovering what feels right.
What else should you know?
Expect an evening filled with laughter, connection, and deep self-discovery. Whether you’re here to connect with a partner, grow in your own skills, or simply explore new ways to communicate, this workshop is designed to meet you where you are. Youâll leave with actionable ideas to try at home and a deeper understanding of how to express your desires with clarity and confidence.
If you would like to dive deeper into communication and powerplay check out Violets blog The Subâs Handbook to Successful Dirty Talk. It touches on boundaries, negotiating and finding your own style. You can also join her Dirty Talk Magic Telegram Channel for more resources and events around the topic.
Your Workshop Leader:
Violet Beau is an activist, sex educator and sex worker specialising in playful and educational switch sessions. She has 8 years experience influencing policy around human rights. Violet is a compassionate workshop facilitator with a great talent for breaking down difficult topics. She delivers workshops with the aim of empowering people to open up their own voices and ask for what they want.