“Insidious Ignominy” is a 200-level class designed for those with prior experience in kink, who are ready to explore the darker, more nuanced aspects of humiliation and degradation. This class delves into the complex allure of these power dynamics, focusing on the thrilling possibilities of covert public and semi-public scenes. We’ll discuss how to navigate these intense experiences within the bounds of legality and ethical consent, ensuring your play remains both safe and consensually grounded.

This class is not for beginners; a solid foundation in kink practices is essential.

Accessibility

This class will take place in the venue’s basement which is only accessible via a flight of stairs.

The ground floor is fully-accessible and includes lockers, social areas, play areas, and two accessible bathrooms. The basement of the venue can only be reached via stairs. There may be music playing in the venue and ear plugs are available for free at the front desk. There may be colored lights and/or moving lights in use throughout the venue.

For the health and safety of everyone, please stay home if you have any COVID-19 symptoms, such as cough, fever, or difficulty breathing. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to seeing you when you’re feeling better. Thank you for helping keep our community safe!

About the Instructor

Nyxie Noc is a multi-talented Domme with decades of experience as a sex worker, fetish content producer, and kink, consent & advocacy educator. She loves the connection and container play creates, appreciating the difference in every dynamic and scene.

Driven by freedom of expression found within kink, Nyxie is passionate about creating safer dynamics, play spaces, and scenes for a more inclusive and supportive community.

Nyxie consults with a variety of organizations, both kinky and vanilla. Through detailed workshops, demonstrations, and one-on-one coaching, Nyxie strives to shape a future wherein exploration and expression are embraced, celebrated, and protected through the continued practices of equity, accountability, education, and harm reduction.