ONLINE – TES presents: Coming Out as Kinky with Medical Professionals with @DISIRability

Join Angela Car as we discuss the importance of coming out as kinky with doctors, nurses, counselors, physical therapists, etc. Having a physical disability and mental health concerns, Angela has spent a lot of time in doctor’s offices and hospitals. She is also in a 24/7 total power exchange dynamic on the right side of the slash. Angela will talk about advocating for her health needs and challenging professional’s biases she has encountered around her kinky D/s identity.

I am a Sex Positive Disability Educator/Advocate who was born with Spina Bifida sharing my unique perspective navigating relationships, sex and intimacy. I educate through story telling and sharing my own lived experience. I am in a 24/7 Power Exchange Dynamic on the right side of the slash. I’ve noticed that many other people with disabilities were also interested in kink and power-exchange, so I started a podcast DISIRabilityALT (http://DISIRabilityAlt.castos.com) to explore Disability, Desire, and Alternative Relationships.

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