When we host any event, we are setting the container of safety, security and a sense of cohesion and a web of connection between the people attending the event. You can expect a container of privacy, consent and an understanding of the event prior to starting. Typically, we start by going over privacy (what happens here stays here) between members. Then a group consent talk about what we’re all about to do together. Did you come with a friend and not know what you were getting into? Cool! You have the space to hear what’s about to happen and decide to stay or not.

Usually our events are things like yoga, intentional orgasm practices and pleasure temple. These are all spaces of an intimate nature. It’s been brought to our attention that our “don’t leave please” may come off as more of a YOU CAN’T LEAVE! Not the case at all.

We expect that everyone comes to the event ready to participate fully in whatever we are doing. Typically this means that if we are sharing touch we expect people to not receive the touch and then choose to leave. Circumstances being what they are, if you do need to leave for an unexpected reason, then it’s something that needs to be discussed with the facilitators before you leave.

We don’t want people just getting their orgasms and leaving. We want to make sure that everyone is receiving and giving the same types of touch that everyone else receives and gives. So it’s not that you can’t leave and more that we expect you to be able to fully participate.

We are a safe space for you to show up as who you are that day, who you are behind closed doors, a persona you’re trying on - etc. We are also a discreet group who values our patrons privacy. We want folks to feel fully themselves at these events. In public, we don’t know who they’re around or how active they are in their lifestyle. That means, there’s to be no head nodding, or addressing/acknowledging group members in public as we cannot assume they are out to all of the people they might be with when you see them. This can and has led to challenging conversations that people have had to have with family members like, how do you know that person? We want people to be able to be themselves in a public setting too, but sometimes that isn't possible. We avoid this by making sure everyone agrees to keep other participants' identities private outside of the space.

Say hi. Wave. Tell us you loved seeing us and can’t wait until we see us again.

Abi is easy to spot with her triceratops chest piece and her exhibitionist heart loves when you loudly tell them how amazing it was watching them come.

Xander’s long blonde hair makes him easy to spot in a crowd and he’s been spotted/called out at as a founder while out and about before - he definitely blushed.

Tavia is impossible to miss with her bouncy curls and contagious smile - if you told her how great it is to see her outside of temple, it would probably make her day.

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