Intentional Surrencer Workshop - Recorded Live 11/07/2024

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Original Workshop Description:

Navigating Jealousy & Envy

For people interested in healthy power exchange, the submissive role is not a passive one. Even though the idea may seem counterintuitive, surrender and devotion to a fellow imperfect being require thoughtfulness and intentionality. There are many, many skills that are involved with creating and maintaining a healthy power exchange, and this work cannot be done exclusively by the dominant.

During this class, Dare will provide practical tips and advice on how to support and maintain a power exchange relationship from the submissive role. Time will be spent discussing how to maintain mindset, language that we can use in support of our power exchange, how to forgive our dominant when they have hurt us or the relationship, and many other points of interest to submissive folks interested in building long-term, successful D/s relationships.

This class is open to all attendees with any experience level over the age of 18 and is open to attendees of all power orientations and dynamics but will focus primarily on the experience and perspectives of people who play a submissive role in sex and/or relationships.

About Dare:

Dare Campbell (they/them) is a sexuality and relationship educator and coach based in Tkaranto (Toronto, Ontario). They are a proudly queer, non-monogamous, pleasure-affirming community member who loves to facilitate discussions and experiences that strengthen relationships and encourage a sense of curiosity and exploration. Their education and coaching focus areas include self-love & acceptance, consent, communication, non-monogamy, & power exchange. An intersectional lens informs Dare’s coaching and workshop facilitation, recognizing that we live in a complex world with many identities, needs, and desires, and are often subject to systems that actively cause us harm. Dare is invested in growing their anti-oppressive practices. They welcome any feedback on how to make their teaching more accessible and inclusive.

In their classes and coaching, Dare provides participants with tools and examples that help them communicate more clearly and authentically with themselves and their partners. Dare believes that a collaborative approach, focused on creating a sense of safety and shared vulnerability, is the key to great sex, connection, and a love-filled life. They can be reached at their website https://www.learngrowrepeat.ca/.