UNFOLDING GENITALS

beyond shame and norms

Would you like to build a deeper connection with your own genitals and explore them with curiosity, appreciation, and self-determination?

 

This workshop is your invitation to explore and show your own genitals with curiosity, appreciation, and full self-agency.

 

Together, we create an intimate space with a maximum of 10 participants, where we celebrate the beautiful, natural diversity of our genitals and bodies.

 

It’s time to celebrate your uniqueness!

 

UPDATE May 4, 2026: 

Since only people with penises have registered so far, I am changing the target audience and offering this edition of the workshop exclusively to people with penises.

 

What to expect:

Arrival & Introduction: We begin with a short welcome and a name game to lighten the atmosphere and create a sense of connection. We will also go over consent guidelines to ensure everyone feels safe and comfortable.

 

Playful Exploration: In pairs, we explore the anatomy of our genitals in a playful way and share interesting or unique features.

 

Show & Tell – Your Stage: In this part of the workshop, you have the opportunity to show your genitals and share stories about their characteristics, your sensations, your experiences, or your desires.

 

Creative Photo Session: We will do a short photo session with close-up images of your genitals. This is an opportunity to see your body from a new perspective and celebrate the beauty of diversity.

 

Genital Meditation: This is a partner exercise involving touch. It is not about a goal, but about relaxation, arousal, and meditating into the sensations and responses of our bodies while giving or receiving gentle genital touch.

 

Closing Circle: We end the workshop with a shared reflection.

Key Guidelines

• ▸ Your boundaries come first. You decide at all times what you want to show, share, and whether you want to be touched. All activities are optional—you always choose whether to participate or not.
• ▸ We place great importance on consent and respect.
• ▸ Listening, genuine curiosity, and respectful questions are at the center.
• ▸ This is not about performance or comparison, but about visibility, body awareness, and the joy of diversity.