This workshop is for people who experience gender dysphoria and our playpartners. Gender dysphoria is a struggle for a lot of genderqueer (incl. butches), trans* (including non-binary, agender, genderfluid and indigenous gender identities) and intersex people and our playpartners. But we are perverts, right? We use kink to cope with negative emotions! I love turing things that make my life hard into hot play! You too? Let´s talk about how we can do that! As a person affected by gender dysphoria: What do we need to feel safe enough to engage in this workshop and in conversations about dysphoria play? What themes/ scenes are "just the right amount" of dysphoria for you? What would be too much? What can we do, if it gets too much? What do you need from playpartners in order to do dysphoria play? And for everyone: What can we do to make that play as safe as possible, hot and fun? What do people not affected by gender dysphoria need in order to engage in dysphoria play?

Please be aware, that this workshop could be triggering gender dysphoria and take care of yourself during and afterwards.

I expect attendees to be able to talk about transness and the experience of gender dysphoria in a respectful way. No primary knowledge of dysphoria play needed, but very welcome! I will share my experiences and provide a structure, so you can share yours or your thoughts and ideas about it! This session will focus on the perspectives of people affected by gender dysphoria. People not affected will be asked to be aware of the space and hold back a little.