They/them/Yas Queen
Mx. Pucks A’Plenty is a Black, Queer, Fat, Nonbinary, Polyamours, Disabled ThemDom and Goddexx based in Seattle, Washington. They are also the founder of Diadem-Events, a FemDom lifestyle events brand that produces play parties, vendor fairs, workshops, and conferences. Pucks is a sex educator, an active sex worker activist, and was one of the National Coordinators for #OldProProject in 2021. They have taught at KinkFest, Leather Reign, Virtual Intimacy Retreat 3, The Gathering NW, the BDSM Writers’ Con, and Thrive Conference. They have also been a guest speaker at Brown University, Planned Parenthood of New York, the University of Washington, Pacific Lutheran University, and Antioch University. The also have appeared on many a podcast including Fat & Fucked, YAS Work Podcast, When We’re Not Hustling and more. You can also catch some of the blog writing with Twisted Monk.
Using their 8 years of experience, Mx. Pucks offers a captivating workshop that delves into the art of tease and denial that you can apply to your scene crafting. The exploration of sensuality and power.
Discover the power of building tension and keeping your bottom/sub begging for more. Through expressive movements and Pucks tips & tricks, you’ll learn how to feel embodied, how to access your presence to captivate as an extension of the tools that you have at your disposal. This workshop focuses on the subtlety of teasing, holding space, incorporating more sensuality into edging to break up the tension in a scene or how to add more elements to a sensation play scene. “Bawdy and Bodied” invites you to embrace your inner seducer and leave your bottom/sub wanting more!
Identifying your Service Language. In the same vein as the concept of Love Languages, I believe that each of us has a service language that speaks to us either on the “D” or “s” side of the slash.
What we discuss:
Identify the main types of service
Learn of some examples of services that can be provided
Tips for Receiving Service
What do Service Folks Get Out of This?
Learning what types of service speak to you no matter what side of the slash you are can be very helpful when starting or adding a service dynamic.