I’m off tomorrow to Boston for two workshops—Cock Confidence and Afternoon Delight—until Wednesday, then Friday I’m heading upstate to Syracuse, New York, to do a Radical Masculinity workshop.
I’ve been updating the details in that “What’s Happening in February” post that’s been at the top of the Sugarbutch feed since earlier this month … Has that been useful for you folks, or do you find it annoying? It’s a new thing I’m trying.
Hope you can join me at one of these workshops! Here’s the details:
Cock Confidence: Strap-On 101 Workshop at Good Vibes in Boston
Tuesday, February 22nd, 8pm
Good Vibrations, 308A Harvard Street in Brookline, MA
Many of us have experience with strapping on, packing, and playing, but there are lots of new products out there on the market that might be exciting and that you haven’t encountered yet. Plus, she’ll delve into some cock confidence, getting into the psychology of penetration, and discussing what it’s like to shoot from the hip.
(Thanks to Syd London for the great photo!)
Afternoon Delight: A workshop on sex toys and getting what you want in bed at Harvard in Boston
Wednesday, February 23nd
8-10pm
Ticknor Lounge in Boylston Hall (right by Mass Ave)
Harvard, Boston, MA
Produced by Girlspot, the queer women’s group at Harvard. We’ll explore how to turn up the heat on our sex lives, what gender expression and performance has to do with sexuality, and all the fun tools we can use in the bedroom—from vibrators to strap ons to butt toys to light bondage and sensation. Includes a sex toy giveaway! Open to the public.
Radical & Responsible Gender Masculinity, Misogyny, and Feminisms at Syracuse, NY
Saturday, February 26th, 1-4pm
Syracuse University
Hall of Languages 102
Syracuse, NY
Academics break down and deconstruct gender. How do we build it back up radically and responsibly? How does one adapt masculinity or femininity “positively?” How do we become responsible about gender? How do we continue to break down the gender role restrictions that are hurtful and traumatizing? How can queer communities and spaces be improved by gender reflection? Open to the public; RSVP to Lauren Hannahs at lbhannah@syr.edu
In response to your question, I actually haven’t seen the “what’s going on” posts. I use google reader on my phone because I do most of my blog reading at my super-secret-agent day job. Wouldn’t want half the things I read up on a work computer.
…now I’m gonna go check it out…