Roundtables
MsC will have Roundtables presented by a diverse group of national, international, regional and local presenters.
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MsC will have Roundtables presented by a diverse group of national, international, regional and local presenters.
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Join Master Taino as he shares the importance of Leather Families, how to set them up, and what tips he can give to help you grow your own
If we want to support our dynamics, we can purposefully be the change. We will discuss our submission/surrender, and slavehood; challenging norms in our community, empowerment, and building and sustaining relationships with our partners or potential partners. Come join and add to the discussion.
3-2-1 IMPACT! Women in Leather and the Power Within
Join us for a dynamic conversation that celebrates the powerful contributions of women in the leather community. ""3-2-1 IMPACT!"" invites you to explore the unique challenges Leather women face and the impactful ways they are showing up, seeking solidarity, challenging barriers, and encouraging empowerment. Be part of the impact; come share your perspective and time!
Join Author, Covered Leather Master with multiple slaves, International Ms. Leather 2024, Grand Shenanigator, International Presenter on Sustainable Authority Transfer Dynamics, The Goddess for a build-your-own workshop! Bring your questions! Bring your concerns! Bring popcorn and let’s chat openly and authentically about relationships.
We all know, if we have been doing this any length of time, that M/s is not all high protocol dinners and naked kneeling slaves. What do we do when things devolve into apparent utter chaos? Join Liza and her slave, Jody for a gently guided discussion.
Master/slave, Owner/property. These are terms that are used in our hierarchical relationships to describe the systems of power and authority in our relationships and that have been used for decades. But, there are those who question the terminology. Some say the terms are antiquated. Others say that they are charged because of a secular history of abuse associated with them. Still others simply prefer to use terms that resonate with them and better describe their dynamic. Are these terms necessary? Should they be changed? Should other terms be accepted? Join us as we respectfully delve into the nuances behind the terminology that we use in our relationship dynamics.
Master/slave. The terms suggest being connected. But everyone who enters this lifestyle may not have a partner. Indeed, there are some in the lifestyle who may not want or need a partner. For those who are seeking to find a partner, how does one navigate that period when you are not attached. For those who are not actively seeking a partner, but who are unconnected, how does one navigate the pressure to acquire a relationship? What if you're not sure exactly what relationship dynamic suits you? How does one avoid feeling like the odd person out? This discussion is for you, as we explore how to navigate being solo in the lifestyle.
This is a great opportunity for an honest conversation regard- ing what it takes to compete for the Northeast Master/slave titles, or any other Leather competition. Discover the reality of what the contest is all about and get answers to all your questions.