Saturday, August 22, 2015 @ 8pm to 11pm
OneTaste
1446 Market Street,
San Francisco, CA
In today’s hyper-connected world, there exist endless
forms of communication, from emails and texts to tweets and status updates. All
this connectivity, however, has propelled our culture to a speed that leaves
people little time to express what it is they really want.
Meaningful sex (as well as connection and intimacy
generally) has taken a backseat to instant gratification — just read the cover
of any lifestyle magazine, and you’ll find promises of advice on how to reach
an orgasm faster and more often. Sex has become so time consuming that 17
percent of cell phone users admit to checking their gadgets during sex,
according to a study conducted by Retrevo Gadgetology Report.
This class teaches the philosophy of Slow Sex which, like
other popular slow movements, such as Slow Food, has less to do with pace and
everything to do with connection, and in this case, the connection between two
people in the most intimate arena.
There are four principles or tenets to Slow Sex
philosophy: attention, simplicity, desire, and connection. This mini-workshop
consists of a few small icebreaker exercises and four main exercises (all
PG-13) designed around these principles.
Cost: $20 cash at the door
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