Bedroom Bondage

Bedroom Bondage

Looking to mix things up or add a little spice to your romantic encounters? This class will give you all the tools you need to add rope to your intimate play, be it for support and restraint, stimulation, or ad-hoc prosthetic positioning.

Kosmick and Squish will demo simple ties requiring minimal rope and basic tying knowledge allowing you to connect in ways you never have before. Grab a special someone and escape the winter blues because things are about to get hot!

Tying partners recommended but not required.

Pre-requisites: Introduction to Rope or equivalent experience. You should be comfortable with a single column tie and basic friction techniques.

What to bring:

• 2-4 pieces of bondage rope

• Safety equipment (including safety shears)

• Adult toys for incorporation into harnesses (optional)

This workshop is open to members only. If you don’t have your membership yet, you can sign up online or come by to see the space on one of our social nights and sign up in person. We would love to see you!

Tickets are sold per person. We aim to increase accessibility and inclusivity for our community and offer tickets on a sliding scale. Choose the ticket price that makes this class accessible to you. All tickets are for the entry to an event and you get no more or less for the price you choose.

Doors will open 15 minutes before class starts.

@Kosmick has been getting tangled in knots most of their adult life, with an interest in the beauty and narrative power of bondage reaching back into childhood stories of damsels in distress. They began studying rope bondage in 2011, and intensified that study in 2016 after joining the Ottawa BDSM community. As an instructor, Kosmick takes an approach of breaking down classic structures and forms, with an emphasis on *why* things are tied the way they are, and an examination of the decision making processes of a tie. They are committed to demystifying rope bondage and empowering learners at all levels to experiment with what they know and pursue avenues to have fun with their rope. They view rope as a tool of expression, and look to inspire others to build connection and intimacy through their tying.