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What is your experience level with BDSM, kink, and/or play parties? *

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I’m brand new and curious

I’ve dabbled but want to go deeper

I have experience in private kink or D/s dynamics

I’ve attended public play parties or kink events

I’m well-versed and regularly active in the kink scene

I’m a facilitator, educator, or Dom(me)/switch/sub with experience guiding others

Consent, Respect, and Privacy Guidelines for Our Kink-Focused Event At this event, our goal is to create a safe, inclusive, and playful environment where everyone can explore their desires with confidence and without shame. These guidelines are essential to maintaining a respectful space for all participants. 1. Consent is Key Enthusiastic Yes: Consent must be given enthusiastically, clearly, and without hesitation. A simple “yes” is all that’s needed to move forward with any interaction, but it must be sincere, present, and enthusiastic. If someone hesitates, a “maybe,” or “no” is a hard stop. If in doubt, ask again. 2. Continuous Consent Consent is not a one-time checkmark. It’s ongoing and can be revoked at any time. Check in regularly with your play partner(s) throughout the event, ensuring that everyone is still comfortable and desires to continue. If anything feels off, pause and discuss. Always respect boundaries when they are communicated. 3. Respect for Boundaries Take a Step Back: If you sense discomfort or hesitation, step back immediately. Everyone has their own pace and comfort level, and it’s important to respect that. If you’re unsure of what is okay, ask your play partner what feels right for them. Communicate Clearly: When giving or receiving consent, always be clear about what you’re comfortable with. Be specific about your limits, desires, and any hard boundaries you have. This is essential for making sure everyone feels safe and heard. 4. Privacy is a Must What happens at the event, stays at the event. We ask that all attendees respect one another’s privacy and confidentiality. Do not share photos, videos, or personal details of anyone without their express permission. Consent for privacy is just as important as consent for physical play. 5. Physical Contact and Play Always Ask First: Before engaging in any physical contact, including touching, binding, or using any equipment (whips, chains, etc.), make sure explicit consent has been given. Consent for one activity does not imply consent for all activities. Respect "No": If at any point someone says “no,” “stop,” or withdraws consent, cease the activity immediately without question or resistance. Make sure that all involved feel heard and respected. 6. Safe Words and Signals For those engaging in intense scenes or activities, we require the use of safe words or signals to ensure clear communication. If someone says their safe word or gives a clear signal, all activities must stop immediately. Respect and check in with your partner to make sure they’re okay. The universal safe words we will be using at this event is the stoplight system Green: Go Go Go! Continue full speed ahead Yellow: A warning that they need to slow down or adjust. Red: A stop signal, meaning all activities must cease immediately. 7. Respect for All Participants Non-Judgmental Space: Every person here is on their own journey of self-discovery, and it's important to maintain an open and non-judgmental attitude. Make space for everyone’s exploration, and do not make assumptions about anyone’s desires or boundaries. Inclusive Play: This event is for everyone, regardless of experience level, background, or identity. We value diversity and welcome all kinksters to embrace their authentic selves. 8. Alcohol and Substance Use While you may enjoy a drink or two, please remember that clear and sober consent is essential for all interactions. If you’re unsure or feel intoxicated, refrain from engaging in activities that require sharp judgment. Always communicate your state of mind and respect others in theirs. 9. Reporting and Support If at any time you feel unsafe, uncomfortable, or witness an act that goes against these guidelines, please speak to one of the event organizers or a designated safety volunteer. We are committed to maintaining a safe and supportive environment for everyone. Do you agree to follow the event's rules and guidelines? *

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