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What connects us? What makes us unique? What makes us hot? Playground answers these questions November 4-6, 2011! Tickets on sale now! $75 for a full weekend pass. $40 for a one day pass. Includes access to Friday and Saturday night social events. Speakers include: Lux Alptraum, Reid Mihalko, Lil Heather, JP Robichaud, Tara McKee, Dr. Ruthie, Master . . . → Read More: Playground Sexuality Conference is THIS weekend!! When I first had the idea for Playground around the end of last summer, I had a lot more time on my hands. I had quit my job a few months prior to finish working on my non-monogamy guide book – which I promise to finish sooooon – and had seemingly all the time in the . . . → Read More: Why Playground? Why Now? Sexapalooza is a fun, upscale consumer trade show dedicated to entertaining and educating out attendees on all aspects of sexuality. Expect to watch fantastic stage shows, be prepared to learn new ideas and tips during free seminars given by professionals in the sex industry, and know that you’ll be shopping for great . . . → Read More: Winter Blahs, Ontario? Sexapalooza It Up! Exploring the pros & cons of anonymityI am very proud of the panel I’ve put together for Aprils’ Momentum conference. Faced with the challenge of running a very personal blog that features both helpful pieces and my own dating stories, anonymity is something that I deal with on a regular basis.
 Who is she? A few years ago I had a LiveJournal account and would use it to blog about my dates in (very) graphic detail. I was beginning to learn that the keyboard craved my touch more than the paper and loved being able to share sexy details with my audience. But what I was lacking was connection. I felt no more connected to my readers than they likely did with me. If I was going to share a story with them, not showing my face took away a lot of the enjoyment for me. Finally a friend convinced me to start this blog in March of 2008 and I went from anonymous sex blogger to the girl that you know today. Tonight I’ll be appearing at Bent Treats: An Evening of Queer Expression at O’Gradys in Toronto. Bent is a monthly event that showcases community members who discuss their knowledge and expertise on various chosen topics. A moderated panel discussion is followed by an open format Q&A with the audience, creating an educational and interactive experience. This month in the spirit of Christmas we present Part 2 of an exciting moderated panel discussion called Bent Treats, featuring some of the sexiest, kinkiest, and hottest titans in Toronto. We’ll being putting forth ideas, suggestions, and discussions around such interesting topics as kink, fetishes, porn, sex work, polygamy, polyamory, bisexuality, orgasms, masturbation, group sex, exhibitionism, voyeurism, bawdy houses and bath houses. Come contribute your experiences or gather information on how to have your next one. This is a co-presentation with Sex Life Canada and Sex City. ONE WEEK left to register for Non-Monogamy 101! Lots of exciting stuff is coming down the pipeline in NYMP land and I wanted to share two upcoming workshops with you. The first, happening on November 2nd is a return of Non-Monogamy 101. Miss it the first time around? Now you can check it out! The second, happening on November . . . → Read More: Upcoming Fall Workshops Non-Monogamy 101 is fast approaching on September 23rd from 7-9 pm and I’m giving away two tickets. ($30 value each, $60 total) All you need to do is answer the following in the below comments section: “Is marriage still relevant going into 2011?” You can include some of the following thoughts in your answer: Do you want to get married? I am very pleased to announce that my first ever workshop series has now launched with the first event, Non-Monogamy 101, taking place on September 23rd from 7-9 pm. This event is happening at my local sex shop, Lucky You, which has a fantastic space for workshops and is run by Tabitha, one of the loveliest gals . . . → Read More: Open Relationship Workshop series This afternoon U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker ruled in the case brought before him by lawyers Ted Olson and David Boies, which argued that the Proposition 8 ballot initiative denying marriage rights to same-sex couples in California was unconstitutional. When sitting up here in Toronto, Canada, looking at my wedding cake figurines that I bought for my first paid wedding planning gig WAY back in 2005, that just so happened to be for two lovely men from Bermuda … it’s hard to wrap my brain around the idea that these rights haven’t already been given to same-sex couples at least in somewhere like California.
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