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KINKY of KINKY KRAZY??S.Seaman asked
- (Great name by the way. I think I chose to answer this question based
on your name.)
"I'm
here in Seattle, and I'm just finishing up a Bachelor's degree in psychology.
A lot of grad schools require me to have volunteer or work experience in a "mental
health field", but obviously I'm not qualified to really do anything beyond
peer counseling stuff. Eventually I'd like to have training in both clinical
sexology and clinical psychology and work with the LGBTQ community, the kink
community and other sexual minorities. Any ideas on where in town to apply for
that sort of volunteer work?"
S.S.-
Well I have to ask this first, "What are your intentions?" If
you are looking to help 'cure' the kink community - DON'T
BOTHER!
If you are looking to help kinky people with every day crap… Good for
you. The first place to explore would be 'The Wet Spot.' The
spot is a Sex-Positive Community Center. It is a safe, wonderful place
to play and open up to the wilder side of life and possibly
learn a new trick. "Who knew fisting could be so fun?"
There are other great community centers that I would definitely explore...
Click on any of these kinks and check them out.
The
Wet Spot
LGBT Community Center
Seattle
Counseling Services
Gay City
Lifelong AIDS Alliance
Keep on doing
what you are doing … asking around. I'm sure that this little list
has already sparked other groups. Don't forget to check out social groups
as well.
~Flog you later,
Sister Paddleme' Tooshie
If you are group out there that I did not mention, I'm sorry. I can only juggle so many penii at a time.
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