How to create a scene with yourself – with Bunnydough
About the event
This is a 3-hour self-tie class during which you’ll discover (or rediscover) ways to make your solo scenes intense, emotionally and physically charged, or even meaningful—and perhaps even cathartic! Through a series of exercises and concepts, you’ll explore how your practice can better align with your hopes and desires, and how you can independently evoke authentic reactions within yourself. This class aims to give you the tools you need to give yourself exactly what you need!
During this class, you’ll be guided through a series of exercises designed to explore various emotions and intentions, helping you discover a floor-based and/or partial-suspension practice that aligns with your profile as a selftier.
This is not an introductory course on the selftie! It is an exploratory workshop based on the participants’ knowledge and experience. Participants must have some experience with the selftie. You do not need to know how to manage uplines to take this class : all exercises can be adapted for floorplay, but you must know how to tie a single-column tie. Having taken the “intro to selftie : floor play” class is sufficient (and recommended) to register for this one. No harness techniques will be taught in this class.
This is a rather intimate and vulnerable class. It is important that participants demonstrate an open mind and respect for others’ practices. Finally, no genitalia may be exposed during this class.
This class can be combined with the class “Intro to selftie” directly before. Choose “combo” in the checkout window to visit both. The self-tie jam on the same day is included in the combo ticket.
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