Dommy Mommy Workshop done by ME!
Dommy Mommy - Regression Play
A BIO-Intensive Workshop
Monday May 17
Lick Nightclub
455 Abbott Street, Vancouver
Doors open 8pm
Cost: $15
This upcoming Monday, May 17, BIO is hosting a BIO-Intensive workshop: Dommy Mommy – Regression Play. This is not a guest listed event, and tickets may be purchased at the door. This is the case with all the monthly Monday night BIO-Intensives at Lick.
Many of us are familiar with the term age play, some with the terms infantilism, adult babies, diaper fetish or diaper lovers. They can all encompass a wide range of experiences and even lifestyles and the thing they all have in common is they are a form of regression power exchange.
Regression power exchange can encompass those who like to role play teens in trouble, naughty school girls/boys, spoiled 5 year olds, boyscouts/girlscouts, or even toddlers or infants. What all of it has in common is the combination of role playing (in some cases lifestyling) an age younger than your own in tandem with the dynamic of a partner in a position of power over you (those who enjoy being Mommies, Daddies, Aunts and Uncles). This workshop explores some of the psychology behind age/regression play, why do people do it, the range of what it can involve and be about, as well as addressing some of the common misconceptions or fears associated with this form of play, such as incest taboos, familial sexual abuse and pedophilia.
This form of play can be a LOT of fun and if it isn’t something you’ve experimented with, it might be something you want to explore. Age play can be either completely separate or very much entrenched in more ‘traditional’ forms of BDSM play/lifestyles.
Whether you’re an experienced age player or whether you’re simply curious, come and delve deeper into the core of where power exchange first develops. We all started out as completely helpless infants dependent on those more powerful to meet our basic needs. Age play isn’t just plaid skirts and knee socks, it springs from the core of our very first actual power exchange relationships which makes it a powerful and sometimes controversial form of exploring power exchange as an adult.
Leila Raven, known as Katt by many in the community, has been a part of the Vancouver BDSM community for over ten years. She has experience both as a Dommy Mommy, as well as being a little girl to her own Daddy at times. Her educational background includes an MA in counseling psychology with a focus on human sexuality, as well as lifestyle experience. She recently participated in the HBO Real Sex series on their documentary segment on adult babies and infantilism from the perspective of a Dominant and Mommy. She has written a number of articles on infantilism, and has a website devoted to the exploration of human sexuality http://www.erotimania.com .
May 18th, 2004 at 3:15 pm
Thank you for the wonderful lecture you gave last night. It really opend my eyes. Please e-mail me, as I have some questions to ask you.
July 7th, 2004 at 9:14 pm
It’s a lot easier to think of making a comment than it is to make a comment. Of course i have my own journal type thing so i know how good it is to know that someone’s reading it and replying. i found my way to dark nursery sometime around like 8 am in the morning just before i went to bed. i kind of just poked into the whole AB thing and i really like it. i’m really not able to do anything like that but it looks like a lot of fun and its good to see that im not alone, especially in liking the medical stuff as well. i guess that’s kind of odd since i havn’t seen any sort of doctor in years but ah well. Where was i? i commend you for getting side tracked so often. A lot of people think that it’s bothersome when people will skip from thought to thought but i think it’s just proof that they’re interesting enough to think about a lot of things. Anyhow i peeked at the forums and really wanted to join the roleplay that seemed to have kinda died out but i guess what this boils down to is i like your sites and i think your writing style is quite good, i think you spoke about publishing, do you write books? i’m kind of stuck in the middle of my fourth novel right now. Feel free to email, i know that’s probably where this should have gone but i was a bit shy for that.