Kink Kicks Off Valentine’s Week with a Course in ‘Creative Mindfuckery’

Sunday afternoon class available for both in person and online audiences

SAN FRANCISCO — This Sunday, Kink.com will offer its first BDSM workshop with both online and offline components. Kink first began offering workshops at the San Francisco Armory headquarters in 2012, and due to the overwhelming success of the series, is now offering an online option for those who cannot attend in person.

The class, Creative Mindfuckery, will be led by well-known BDSM educator Danarama (http://www.modelmayhem.com/225053), a founder of the Two Knotty Boys, a duo who have been leading bondage workshops since 1999.

Danarama describes mindfuckery as “[using] what you learn about [partner’s] psychologically to create elements and toys that appeals to a very particular fear factor that they have. Because the more you get your partner into their head and out of the room, the faster it will be for you to take them to a place that is extremely significant for them emotionally and physically.”

As with past workshops, tickets to the event have sold quickly. Nic Rathert, who heads the company’s workshop program, attributes much of the success to Danarama, “Danarama has been a force in the BDSM community for over 2 decades and has the most incredibly genius and twisted mind, and makes the material fun and accessible.”

Tickets for the live event, on Sunday, February 9th, as well as its online component, are available at ArmoryStudios.com.

ABOUT KINK

Started in 1997 by bondage enthusiast Peter Acworth, Kink.com is now the largest producer of BDSM and fetish pornography in the world. Kink’s mission – to demystify and celebrate alternative sexualities by providing the most ethical and authentic experiences – is central to its production and its culture. In addition to the over two dozen websites in the Kink network, Kink.com offers educational workshops, community support, and tours of its San Francisco-based studios.

For more information, please email pr@kink.com