Foundation for Sex Positive Culture presents: Poly Pitfalls
Fixing Things When They Break

Love may be boundless, but our patience with our partners may not be. Tempers can flare, and even the most emotionally intelligent poly folk can leave a conflict feeling annoyed, hurt or underappreciated. What’s worse, the situation can escalate and cause unnecessary drama for everyone involved, including additional partners! Join Minx and LustyGuy as they share their favorite high-pressure communication techniques for fighting fair when communications misfire. Bring your partner(s) to this workshop focused on interactive role-playing. By the end of this interactive workshop, participants will have practiced: owning their shit, de-escalating a conflict and doing a post-fight recap.

Cost at the door: $25.
Attendance is limited to 40 people.
Questions may be directed to: education@thefspc.org

About the Educators:

Cunning Minx is the sultry-voiced producer and host of the Polyamory Weekly podcast, now with over 400 episodes in production. The podcast shares tales from the front of responsible non-monogamy from a pansexual, kink-friendly point of view. A kinky boobiesexual, Minx founded the show as a resource for the poly and poly-curious to form a community, share experiences and help guide each other on their journeys of poly and kinky exploration. Minx has been a submissive, bottom and otherwise generally non-dominant type for the past ten years.

Minx has spoken on poly, kinky and Web 2.0 community-building topics at ShibariCon, Geek Girl Con, CatalystCon, MomentumCon, Atlanta Poly Weekend, Sex 2.0, Leather Leadership Conference, Dragon*Con, GD2, Heartland Polyamory Conference, New York Poly Pride and Poly Living. The Poly Weekly podcast is the winner of the 2007 Erotic Award for Best Podcast and has received accolades from ErosZine, Fleshbot and the Chicago Sun-Times.

This workshop is presented by the Foundation for Sex Positive Culture. Please go to TheFSPC.org for more information.

This event is sponsored by the Center for Sex Positive Culture.