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Did you miss last week's Dom/sub Dynamics Virtual Summit? The Summit included 7,000 attendees, 40 presentations, and a wide range of other resources for kinksters. I particularly loved being at a summit alongside Midori, Sunny Megatron, Marla Renee Stewart, and several other favorite instructors. If you missed it, it's not too late to make use of this valuable library of D/s resources, with an (all too rare) focus on advanced material for grounded, real-life D/s dynamics. You can get instant access to all the replays and podcast feed here, including my own presentation on Dealing with Drop. Warmly, |
We are a queer-centered educational and community building space for sex-positive adult education, including relationships, dating, BDSM, kinky, polyamory and more. Posts mostly written by Mir (that dude in the chair) on behalf of the Wicked Grounds team. Welcome aboard!
This July, while in the midst of recovering from a colossal case of drop after presenting at the Boundless Retreat, I assigned myself a bit of homework. Could I distill everything I've studied about the phenomenon of drop from my half-decade of classes on the topic into one quick actionable set of strategies? I could, and I did! The twelve tips below circulated widely after I shared them online. If you're having drop today, you might want to take a peek. If not, bookmark this for the next...
When I was a baby submissive back in the early 2000s, I was eager to learn. I'd read a few books about BDSM over the previous decade, and as I entered my first serious D/s dynamic, I was starving for more. Unfortunately, I did something pretty stupid. Because I was in an ongoing dynamic (with, it turned out, an extremely inexperienced dominant), I let my dominant guide not just our relationship but my education. I read the books she wanted me to read, and she forbade me from reading others. I...
At Wicked Grounds, our goal is always to help kinksters find their next step on their journey. Sometimes that means classes with us. Often, it means that we recommend other books, classes, or resources to help people along. That's why we're so excited to be featured in this year's Kink Bundle from Dom/ Sub Dynamics. You can learn absolutely everything you’d ever want to know about the bundle over here, but as a quick overview: It includes over $2,000 worth of courses, trainings, and products...