-T-I-T-S- Tennessee's Inclusive Tying S
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-T-I-T-S- Tennessee's Inclusive Tying S

Corryton, United States

Community based learning, full of discussions and the space to be yourself. We aim to create a consistent place to learn and grow together in ropes!

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Queer-ownedWoman-ownedBDSMBeginner-friendlyBottom-centered educationFloor workSelf-tyingSuspensionNon-profitDisability-owned
  • Workshops
  • Private lessons
  • Jams
  • Intensives
  • Online sessions
  • Performances
  • Live drawing
  • Play parties

More about -T-I-T-S- Tennessee's Inclusive Tying S

Welcome to Tennessee's Inclusive Tying Space! Be you brand new to rope or a long time knotty person we invite you to join our rope group. A place where the community comes together to collaborate on rope and bondage. All bodies and rope levels are accepted!! We will collectively learn and grow together as a community <3 Join us for rope jams on the second Tuesday of every month from 6-10 And a jam on the last Sunday of every month from 2-10 First timers at the Event Center get in free! Bring a newbie and you both get in free!! Our jams and events are held at Event Center and we will be having coffee munches to help get people vetted for the space! Let's get knotty and talk rope. Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/PyZmbfKPc

The team

  • Pusstastic

    Pusstastic

    (they/them)

    Co-Founder

    I have been practicing ropes on and off for over 15 year. For the past year I have dove hard into the deep end of ropes and community! I mostly use rope for meditation, chronic illnesses relief, and art. My goal is to being shibari to everyone! Shibari is everywhere and every body is a rope body <3

  • Ryan

    Ryan

    (he/him)

    Co-Founder

    Something something rope brat......too naughty.....something something feet....something something stunt dummy. *Will wiggle for rope*

  • Viksy

    Viksy

    (she/her)

    Co-Founder

    Sultan of shenanigans, flash mob dancer, and purveyor of fine FAFO experiences

Accessibility

Physical space

  • Accessible parking nearby
  • Wheelchair accessible washrooms

Sensory experience

  • Breaks encouraged
  • Low-scent environment
  • Neurodiversity-affirming
  • Trauma-informed
  • Quiet or low-stimulus area available

Financial accessibility

  • Loaner ropes available

Community safety

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