Bash 2026

This is an advanced class exploring new ways to play with power exchange. The class will dive into scene creation using live power play demos, and lived experience; as well as insights from my professional training regarding power and relationships. We will consider how psychological play and engaging our minds in the scene can heighten the experience. This class is taught by a submissive, and is for doms, subs, and switches.

A supportive, hands-on class for people in authority-based dynamics who want training that builds motivation, trust, and long-term success. Instead of guessing what might work, we’ll talk about how change really happens, the science of motivation, and how training and rewards shape behavior over time. You’ll learn simple, practical ways to use these ideas in consensual power exchange to support growth, strengthen connection, and create habits that last. This class is for anyone who wants their dynamic to feel intentional, rewarding, and supportive for both partners.

Sex is not a requirement of being in a dynamic, unfortunately that is often misunderstood as are those who are in sexless dynamics. Asexuality is the lack of sexual attraction to others, or low or absent interest in or desire for sexual activity. Discussing the different circumstances and/or preferences people may have that lead them to be in asexual dynamics and what these dynamics may look like.

Master Meta and Lady Steele have over 40 years combined experience in the kinky life. They have seen many people call themselves Master who should not have, and many people who didn't that should have. What separates the wheat from the chaff whenever it comes to Mastery? Is it a concept that can only be perfected if you are on the left side of the slash?


Join Master Meta and Lady Steele as they teach this class aimed at people on both sides of the slash, offering their own unique perspectives. Humbly, they will both discuss what they have done to achieve the Mastery in their lives, what Mastery is and what it is not, and who gets to say when you've achieved it.