undergroundsea -> RE: Bi - O (10/25/2007 9:50:54 PM)
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Usually Bios include length of time in BDSM, past and current affiliations with relevant organizations, and personal tid bits to make the Bio more personal. Typically a description of the demo or seminar accompanies the Bio. Here is one from a recent event: Sea Sea has been part of the Austin organized BDSM scene for almost 10 years, and has participated in various BDSM events across the country. He has been chairing the Austin chapter of The Next Generation for 3 1/2 years and his past contributions include arranging fetish nights for 3 years. Other relevant interests and activities include writing fetish shows, DJing scene music, and fetish photography. He regularly participates in discussions about BDSM and presents at group meetings and conventions. His latest undertaking is stand-up comedy for a BDSM audience. Understanding Service This interactive seminar discusses the psychology of service that attempts to provide convenience to the Dominant: domestic service, personal service, etc. It discusses what motivates one to enjoy such service, and what can enhance or deflate that motivation. It addresses some common concerns dominants have about receiving such service. Demystifying Humiliation What is the difference between embarrassment, humiliation, and degradation? What types of activities fall under humiliation play and why do people enjoy it? This seminar will discuss two broad types of humiliation: SM humiliation and D/s humiliation. It will discuss motivation, risks, and common themes for each to allow persons to use their own creativity. And it will discuss ideas towards responsible public humiliation. If you go to http://www.beyondvanilla.org/presenters.html, you will see several examples of Bios. I recommend not reading that of Hardy Haberman because doing so will make writing one seem more difficult ;-) Cheers, Sea
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