Pleasure Anatomy — The Workshop
Everything you should have learned about pleasure. And didn't.
Let's be real: Most of us left sex education classes in school knowing more about pregnancy than about what actually feels good. We learned about reproduction. We didn't learn about pleasure. We definitely didn't learn about the clitoris. And nobody taught us how to ask for what we want.
This evening, we're changing that.
Pleasure Anatomy is a workshop for women and vulva-owners who are ready to get curious about their bodies, laugh out loud, release some shame, and finally have the conversations about sexuality we've all been craving but never had the space for.
What we'll explore together:
We'll dive into what pleasure actually is, beyond what we've been told it should look like. We'll get up close with anatomy (yes, the good stuff, with anatomical models you can actually touch), and we'll talk openly about desire, about what good sex really means, and about how to discover your own pleasure, solo or with a partner.
This is not a lecture. This is a conversation. A loud, honest, sometimes hilarious, deeply human conversation about the things we've been whispering about for too long.
The vibe?
Warm. Shame-free. Explorative. There will be laughter. There will be "Wait, WHAT?? Why did no one tell me this?!" moments. There will be zero judgment and a whole lot of realness. You'll leave feeling more connected to yourself, more confident in your desires, and probably wanting to tell everyone you know about it.
Who this is for:
Women and vulva-owners. All experience levels. All backgrounds. Whether you've never thought about this stuff or you think about it all the time, you're welcome here. Come alone, come with your best friend, just come as you are.
About your host:
I'm Janine, a certified integrative sex coach and sex educator. I combine body connection with empowerment, and I create spaces where nothing is too much, no question is off-limits, and your pleasure is treated as the serious (and joyful) topic it is. Everything I hold is trauma-informed, confidential, and built on one belief: your body already knows. We're just going to help you listen.
Let's break taboos together.