Alternative Lifestyle Association
Try something alternative
SEX WEEK- 2/8/10-2/12/10
See a complete Sex Week Calendar at
http://tinyurl.com/y9hc9yo
(click to the correct week)
*Sex Week Events are open to Wash U community members ONLY*
For more information, go to our Sex Week 2010 Page
(link on the right)
See a complete Sex Week Calendar at
http://tinyurl.com/y9hc9yo
(click to the correct week)
*Sex Week Events are open to Wash U community members ONLY*
For more information, go to our Sex Week 2010 Page
(link on the right)
The ALA is proud to present TRISTAN TAORMINO!!
Find out more about Tristan at puckerup.com
Isn't she lovely? *swoons*
Tristan's Schedule:
Monday 2/8
The Gay Marriage Debate 3-5pm, DUC 276
This audience focused event, lead by Tristan Taormino and Wash U’s
own Andrea Friedman and Dr. Alexis Matza, will discuss all sides of
the gay marriage debate. Audience involvement is highly encouraged!
Come hear some differing views and discuss the complexities of this
debate in the US. The Ultimate Guide to Women’s Sexual Pleasure 7-9pm, DUC 233 Discover the ABCs of sexual pleasure for women, from the basic to
the advanced in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. Hear
Tristan's unabashed straight talk about sex in the Human Sexuality
class that most people never get to take! She'll cover a variety
of topics, including: sexual anatomy, masturbation, orgasms,
improving your erotic communication skills, finding the elusive
g-spot, myths and truths about female ejaculation, sex toy tips
and techniques, and the wonders of anal sex. There will be an
extensive question-and-answer period where students are encouraged
to ask her anything.
Tuesday 2/9
Sexploration on College Campuses 7-9pm, Brown 118
The undergraduate years are an amazing time of sexual exploration
and education, where women can learn about sexual health, pleasure,
and embark on new adventures. From her popular columns and website
to her videos and lecture series, Tristan Taormino has garnered
raves for her unabashed straight talk about sex. Now, you can hear
it from the sexpert herself in the Human Sexuality class that most
people never get to take! She'll cover a wide variety of topics,
including sexual anatomy, masturbation, orgasms, improving your
erotic communication skills, finding the elusive g-spot, myths and
truths about female ejaculation, sex toy tips and techniques, and
the wonders of anal sex. There will be an extensive
question-and-answer period where students are encouraged to ask her
anything.
Wednesday 2/10
Sex in the DUC 10am-2pm, DUC Fun Room
Have a question about sex? Come ask the experts! Tristan Taormino,
joined by Michelle Mynx (half of the pole duo Gravity Plays
Favorites!), Courtney Sisler (lovely piercer from TRXTattoos),
Planned Parenthood, SHS, and many Sex Week groups, will be available
to answer any questions you may have! No topic is off limits!
Come by and socialize, get free food, and even learn a few pole
tricks!
Thursday 2/11
Anal Pleasure 101 6-8pm, DUC 239
In her most popular workshop, one she has taught around the world
for over 10 years, Tristan introduces you to the world of anal
pleasure. In this funny, educational class, she covers a wide variety
of topics, including: myths about anal sex; anal anatomy, the G-spot,
and the prostate; basic preparation and hygiene; lubes, anal toys,
and safer sex; anal penetration for beginners, and much more! Learn
the facts about this exciting, yet often misunderstood, form of
pleasure and get all your questions answered.
Welcome!
NEW MEETING POLICIES!!!
Thank you for visiting the Alternative Lifestyle Association's website! Our site is updated about twice a month. If you have an event in the St. Louis area that you think our members and readers should know about you can e-mail it to Info@WashUAltLife.org and we'll add it to the calendar.
The ALA is a student group based at Washington University in St. Louis. We meet weekly during the school year and we encourage members to be even more active in the local BDSM and TNG scene during the summer.
To stay up to date on what the ALA is doing please click the "Join Mailing List" link in the panel on the right. The Mailing list is weekly during the school year and monthly during the summer.
NEW MEETING POLICIES!!!
In an effort to better cater to the Wash U community, weekly on-campus meetings will be open to Wash U students, faculty, and staff only. Events open to the community will be marked as such and will be posted here on our website and on FetLife.
Sorry for any inconvenience. If you have any questions, please send an email to president@washualtlife.org.
Thank you for visiting the Alternative Lifestyle Association's website! Our site is updated about twice a month. If you have an event in the St. Louis area that you think our members and readers should know about you can e-mail it to Info@WashUAltLife.org and we'll add it to the calendar.
The ALA is a student group based at Washington University in St. Louis. We meet weekly during the school year and we encourage members to be even more active in the local BDSM and TNG scene during the summer.
To stay up to date on what the ALA is doing please click the "Join Mailing List" link in the panel on the right. The Mailing list is weekly during the school year and monthly during the summer.
We are a Student Union recognized group at Washington University in St. Louis dedicated to bringing resources to the Washington University campus and the St. Louis community in an effort to promote healthy attitudes towards sex and sexuality. We are open to all races, religions, genders, sexual orientations and kinks. We encourage members to communicate and learn from one another and ask that participants set aside assumptions about who people are and what they do.
Though we are a student group we provide various resources for Wash U undergraduates, graduate students, faculty members, employees, students of other Universities and the St. Louis community. We offer resources in the form of discussion groups, hands on work shops, lending libraries and community outreach events such as bringing speakers to campus, panel discussions, fetish fashion shows, vendor fairs, and submitting articles and survey results to StudLife- Wash U's student newspaper.
The Alternative Lifestyle Association was founded in 2004 by a few students who made this group possible through a great deal of work and with a wonderful vision which has made gradual changes over the years into the still ever-changing group that it is today. The ALA is now proud to have the support of Student Union. Thanks to the support we receive from our school and the St. Louis community we are able to do two big community outreach events each year- to learn about past events and ideas for future events please visit our "News & Events" page.
Though we are a student group we provide various resources for Wash U undergraduates, graduate students, faculty members, employees, students of other Universities and the St. Louis community. We offer resources in the form of discussion groups, hands on work shops, lending libraries and community outreach events such as bringing speakers to campus, panel discussions, fetish fashion shows, vendor fairs, and submitting articles and survey results to StudLife- Wash U's student newspaper.
*Please Note: We have new policies for utilizing our resources*
Weekly Meetings & Workshops may be attended by students (graduate and undergraduate), faculty and staff of Washington University ONLY.
Speakers & Panel Discussions are generally open to the public though restrictions on attendance may vary depending on the location of each event. Please read the details for each event and e-mail us at Info@WashUAltLife.org if you have any questions.
Community Outreach & Major Events are open to the community and we welcome anyone who would like to attend regardless of age or school affiliation
Speakers & Panel Discussions are generally open to the public though restrictions on attendance may vary depending on the location of each event. Please read the details for each event and e-mail us at Info@WashUAltLife.org if you have any questions.
Community Outreach & Major Events are open to the community and we welcome anyone who would like to attend regardless of age or school affiliation
The Alternative Lifestyle Association was founded in 2004 by a few students who made this group possible through a great deal of work and with a wonderful vision which has made gradual changes over the years into the still ever-changing group that it is today. The ALA is now proud to have the support of Student Union. Thanks to the support we receive from our school and the St. Louis community we are able to do two big community outreach events each year- to learn about past events and ideas for future events please visit our "News & Events" page.
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