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Past Class Series

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VIRTUAL: Sundays at 7–9pm ET / 4–6pm PT. Can’t make class time? Students who register in advance get access to class recordings.

May: Animal Instincts

This month we’re sticking our noses into petplay and animal roleplay — a diverse set of practices and play styles where someone steps out of their everyday human self and into the role of a cart-pulling pony, loyal guard dog, feral cat, moon-crazed werewolf, or other imagined animal. Each class explores petplay from a different angle and offers tools and techniques you can put to work in your own scenes right away. The series is great for people (and pets) who:

  • already know the basics and want to go deeper

  • are interested in petplay, but haven’t found a role or play style that “clicks”

  • want to learn “hard skills” like training techniques, structuring scenes, and medfet for pets

  • are excited by roles you don’t see in mainstream petplay, like little/unicorn, scientist/lab rat, butcher/livestock, or witch/familiar

These four classes work great together or separately. As with all Get Licked! classes, these classes and techniques are for consenting human adults only!

Read class descriptions here!

April 2025: Sado Skills

Kink isn’t just about pain — but for many of us, inflicting and receiving pain is the best part! This skills-focused class series goes hard on three of my favorite styles of pain and sensation play: impact (things that go whack), boot play, and play with candle wax. Each class is beginner-friendly but meaty enough for experienced players, and covers:

  • important safety information and strategies for minimizing risk

  • how to use these techniques for everything from slow, gentle sensation to intense, exacting pain

  • pro tips to add finesse and variety to your scenes

  • everything you need to have a hot, safe, satisfying scene, even without prior experience

These three classes work great together or separately. Every class includes live demonstrations with a demo bottom!

Read class descriptions here!

March 2025: Communication and Care

We all know the importance of good communication and proper aftercare — but what does that actually look like? How do we know when we’ve negotiated thoroughly enough? What if our partner is shy about sharing? How can we take care of ourselves after especially intense scenes? March classes at Get Licked! offer serious tools for practicing consent, communication, and aftercare like a pro. They’re great for people who:

  • sometimes struggle to voice their needs before or after play — or aren’t sure how much to say in advance vs. leave open-ended

  • want deeper, easier communication with partners about what they want and how to get there

  • play solo, long-distance, or with new partners, and want to be able to meet their own needs post-scene

  • experience strong, even overwhelming emotions during or after play, and want tools to communicate and move through them more easily

These four classes work great together, but each one is designed to be useful without prior experience or information from other classes.

Read class descriptions here!

February 2025: Playing with Power

What is power play? Why do we enjoy it? How can we do it better? This class series dives into the pleasure we find in handing over — or taking — control. Rather than taking a “beginner” or “advanced” approach, each class is designed to be both approachable for folks just starting to explore and a toolkit for serious players to deepen their relationship with kink. It’s great for people who:

  • are new to navigating — or sometimes struggle navigating — playing with power and pain

  • already love this kind of play and want to deepen their understanding and communication skills

  • feel nervous about letting their partner down by saying “no,” asking for “too much,” or not being dominant, submissive, or switchy “enough”

  • feel comfy on one side of the slash and want to explore outside their usual role(s)

These four classes work great together — the classes on dominance and submission, in particular, make a great pair for understanding both sides of the dynamic — but each one is designed to be useful without prior experience or information from other classes.

Read class descriptions here!

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