September *is* back to school season. 😉
with StripXpertise and let me tell you, it was probably the most fun anyone can have in an off-Broadway ballet studio. We did a series of Mad Libs, filling in our favorite dirty words, and then went around the room reading them out loud. It was such an awesome environment—everyone was there to learn, pick up some tips, and walk away feeling good about themselves.
I taught a hilarious and informative class there in September all about sex toys and the proper materials to look out for. They’ve since had workshops focused on, understanding toxic masculinity, the power of clit-sucking vibrators, and many other subjects. Classes take place in both IRL and online, so you don’t have to miss out if you aren’t based in or around New York City.of bit of ridiculous sex content that you’re better off ignoring. Still, there are some good resources if you know where to look. Sex-toy companyTheir quirky sex educators Jess Wilde and Annabelle Knight cover a way array of topics like buying your first vibrator to using a strap-on. While these aren’t officially classes, they are educational and widely accessible.
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