Lee Harrington and Mollena Williams, co-authors of “Playing Well With Others”, talk in this clip about the choices you can make about involving yourself with the kink community. They reassure kinksters that it’s fine to choose your own level of connection, whether that’s only one event, one “munch”, or going all the way to organizing events and running for leather titles. They describe many of the various ways people choose to participate in the kink community, and invite you to enjoy as much – or as little – as you want of what community has to offer.
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- Kink Community: What Is It?
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- Playing Well With Others: A New Book by Lee Harrington & Mollena Williams
- Kink Community: Why Join?
- Con-Crud & Con-Drop
- Kink Community: Exploratorium & Other Events
- Kink Community: Dungeon Dos & Don’ts
- Kink Community: Level of Involvement
- Help! Which Kink Event is Right for Me?
- Kink Community: What Is It?
One problem I’ve noticed with getting involved in parties and classes (and even munches) is the cost. My partner and I have very little in the way of funds, and with the cost of most events, we’re pretty much stuck at home.
Muri, most party organizers accept volunteer time in lieu of admission costs.