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Sharing Is Caring: Sex Toys for 1, 2, 3, or More!
Maybe you were just really into your Kindergarten teacher, so you took the "Sharing is Caring" motto into all aspects your life- or maybe you just really want to show off your favorite toy. Either way, you're going to want to be properly prepared.
This class is great for:
- Someone who wants to use their sex toy in ALL of their orifices.
- Someone who has an STI or is suffering from a bacterial or yeast infection and both doesn't want to miss out on the fun and doesn't want to spread it to others, or re-infect themselves.
- A couple that wants to get every penny out of their fancy new sex toys- or who just like sharing!
- Kinksters, Swingers, Poly folk, and Orgy-goers who want to show off their favorite toys at an event with no worries.
- Professionals who want to make sure their products are properly sterilized for the safety of themselves and their clients.
Safe, Sane, and Consensual are tenets of the BDSM community, but I think they're applicable to everyone's sex escapades. In this instance, not properly sterilizing or protecting your toys between partners and/or orifices is not Safe or Sane, and in the instance of sharing with other people- it is not Consensual. In the same way that you use barriers between different partners or playmates to prevent STIs for the safety of all involved, properly sanitizing your toys is important to prevent the spread of STIs as well as bacterial and yeast infections, which can suck the fun out of what would have otherwise been a great time in an instant.
In order to make your play as carefree and well, playful as possible, in this class we'll go over:
- Sex Toy Materials: you need to know them in order to assess safety, whether or not they may be toxic, what lubricants to use, how optimal it is for sharing, and how to properly sterilize your toys.
- Basic Sex Toy Safety: Some toys are just not meant to be used anally.
- How-To Sterilize: once you know what your toy is made out of, it's pretty simple to keep it squeaky clean!
- Using Barriers: this helps promote fluidity in your play; it's a lot easier and faster to throw a condom on that dildo than to pause, put a pot of water on to boil, and let your toy boil for ten minutes.
- Lube Basics: lube never hurts. It also helps things glide smoothly, especially when using barriers. Some lubes aren't compatible with some sex toys, so we'll go over that, too!
- BDSM toys that are ideal for sharing.
- If All Else Fails: Have something you can't sterilize, and can't put a condom on? I'll go over some tips for those of you who want to use those toys with more than one person.
All of this information is pretty useful whether or not you're looking to share your toys, and there will be a Q&A session with your teacher at the end of the workshop!
Don't already have toys to share? Lucky you, there's a 10% discount in store on the day of the event!
Caitlin M is a Philadelphia Local sex educator, writer, sex toy specialist, and consultant. The driving force behind sex-ational.com and The Philadelphia Academy of Sex Education, Caitlin specializes in the issues of toxic sex toys, harmful ingredients in things like lubricants, and sex toy safety.
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LocationKink Shoppe (View)
126 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
United States
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| Minimum Age: 18 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: Yes! |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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