“G-spot? I don’t get it? I bought all the funny shaped toys, did the ‘come hither’ motion with my fingers, and nothing. Maybe I don’t have one?”
Rest assured, you do have a g-spot, however, it can be difficult to find and even more difficult to conquer. Join Ken and Sunny for a thorough lesson on this 8th wonder of the world, guaranteed to teach you a few tips and tricks you won’t find in the latest internet articles.
In this class you’ll learn how to find the g-spot, ways to manipulate it, and how to combine g-spot play with other types of stimulation. We’ll dispel the myths about female ejaculation and teach you which techniques and tools are most likely to turn you into Old Faithful. If you are able to squirt, we will increase your chances in achieving uber wetness.
During the class, Ken and Sunny will also teach various ways to creatively incorporate g-spot and squirting play into BDSM scenes. They’ll even pull out some heavy artillery; including the notorious Fuck Saw, which they helped make famous.
About the Facilitators:
Ken Melvoin-Berg owns Weird Chicago Tours and Chicago’s finest dungeon: “The Studio”. He is the creator of the World’s first Sex Tour. In addition to authoring 14 books on various subjects; Ken is an adult content copywriter, edits/writes numerous articles on sex positivity, sexual technique, BDSM, and perversity. He is now a convert to the Oxford comma.
Mr Melvoin-Berg is also known for electric play expertise, balloon bondage, clown play, and being a blow job receiver & connoisseur. Through the years he has been involved with BDSM, swinging, prostitution, pornography, and has many high friends in very low places.
Ken is responsible for the infamous Northwestern University Fuck Saw controversy while teaching his class: Networking for Kinky People. Sunny Megatron is his partner in crime & work, girlfriend, and Co-Educator in his perverted adventures.
Sunny Megatron is an adult sexuality and BDSM educator, sex blogger, Red Light District Tour guide, and pleasure advocate. She teaches sexuality, relationship, and kink workshops across the U.S. with her partner Ken Melvoin-Berg. She is also one of the infamous Northwestern Fuck Saw Four.
Behind the scenes Sunny is an adult content copywriter, penning how-to’s on sensual subjects ranging from the commonplace to extreme. Her most current project is as a segment host on Outside the Box from X3Sixty.com, a national web-based television network devoted to sex and the adult industry. Ken is her sexy co-host.
Sunny is most known for her approachability, humor and ability to present alternative sexuality topics in a way that is accessible to the mainstream. Because Sunny and Ken teach workshops together, they offer a unique perspective and multidimensional experience by giving students both a giver and receiver’s point of view.
As a lifestyle BDSM player; Sunny is passionate about freedom of sexual expression, sex positivity, self exploration, and pleasure based sex-ed. Her goal is to normalize alternate sexuality practices and end sexual stigma. Sunny believes sexuality isn’t shameful and it’s time we stop making it out to be.
You can pre-purchase tickets here: http://www.stockroom.com/Stockroom-University-G-Spot–Female-Ejaculation-P4542.aspx
Located next to our retail store.
Store address:
Stockroom/Syren Retail Boutique
2809 1/2 W. Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90026
It seems everyone’s talking about non-monogamous relationships these days. Polyamory has recently been featured on prime time news shows, magazine covers and reality TV programs. If you’ve thought about exploring some form of non-monogamy, you’ve probably wondered:
Is there a difference between and open relationship and a polyamorous one? How do swinging and group sex factor in? What is the appropriate way to approach someone for a threesome? How is jealousy managed with multiple partners? Isn’t “open-relationship” just a fancy term for cheating? Are people poly because they like to have lots of sex? How I talk to my partner about opening up our relationship? What happens if I get jealous?
There is no magic formula for an open relationship or one right way to be poly. In this workshop Ken and Sunny explain different types of non-monogamous relationships and give you tools to craft and maintain a relationship that’s right for you (and them!).
This class is through Chicago’s Meow University
And will take place at:
Good Gyrrl Studio
1200 W 35th St
Chicago, IL 60609
Eventbrite ticket page and additional details coming soon!
About the Instructors
Ken Melvoin-Berg owns Weird Chicago Tours and the Midwest’s premier S&M Dungeon, The Studio. As a Lecturer and Sexstorian, he is the creator of On The Edge (a lecture/film series on BDSM). In addition to authoring 14 books on various subjects, Ken edits and writes numerous articles on sexuality.
He travels around the world teaching kink awareness to various private groups and continually develops new kink-friendly/sex positive classes.
Ken is responsible for the infamous Northwestern University Fucksaw controversy while teaching his class, Networking for Kinky People. Sunny Megatron is his partner in crime in his perverted adventures.
Sunny Megatron is a pleasure advocate, sex blogger, sexpert, adult sexuality educator and accidental superhero.
Along with Ken, she is one of the infamous Northwestern Fucksaw Four and is the proud owner of that fucksaw heard around the world.
On any given weekend you can find Sunny hosting Red Light District Sex Tours and bachelorette parties for Weird Chicago Tours. She also teaches various sexuality workshops around the country including: Networking for Kinky People, BDSM 101, How to Give a World Class BlowJob, Exploring Non-Monogamy, ZAP! Electrical Play, The Female Orgasm, and Junk For Your Junk: Sex Toys 101.
Although Sunny covers various subjects, her specialties are the female orgasm and alternative sexuality— from LGBTQ topics to swinging, BDSM, nontraditional relationships, extreme toys, g-spot techniques and more. She particularly enjoys helping those curious about adding a little spice to their sex lives that aren’t sure where to begin.
