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No. The day begins with structured workshops focused on embodiment, desire, and consent. The erotic space later in the day grows naturally from that foundation.
No. Everything is invitational. You choose how, and whether, you engage. Your desire sets the pace.
There may well be nudity in the erotic space. You'll be carefully guided throughout the day, moving step by step. You decide your level of exposure, touch, and exploration. Nothing is rushed. Nothing is required.
No. While held by experienced therapists and facilitators, this is an experiential space for embodied connection and erotic exploration that contains therapeutic elements, but it is not a therapy group.
That's completely natural. The structure of the day is designed to help you arrive in your body, build trust, and let connection unfold gradually. If you are new to this type of work, you will feel well supported.
Clear verbal consent is required for all touch and interaction. “No” is respected immediately. We prioritise mutual desire, clarity, and care.
The Erotic Gateway is an erotic and sexual workshop for gay and bisexual men. We recognise that gay and bisexual men are attracted to a wide range of bodies and that there is no single way to experience sexuality.
The erotic space we have created is intentionally centred around men seeking sexual connection with other men with male-typical bodies. As some facilitated exercises involve genital touch, and the second half of the day centres around a conscious sex party, the workshop reflects one particular form of gay male erotic experience rather than the full diversity of attraction within our community. This is not intended as a judgement on anyone's gender identity.
If you are unsure whether the workshop is the right fit for you, we warmly encourage you to contact us before booking.