METRO Inclusive Health is bringing KINK – An Art Affair to the Burg for one night only. August 17, get ready to take part in what they’re describing as an “interactive experience with zero shades of gray.”
KINK is defined as “anything that falls outside of romantic, intercourse-based sex between two people and encompasses intimate desires, practices, or fantasies.”
The 21 and up only event promises to offer a first-person opportunity to explore the concepts of KINK. At the same time, subtly messaging the important of self-awakening and safe sex practices.
We are all sexual beings and Metro Inclusive Health is focused on empowering individual sexual health while reaching target populations with a built-in message of safety and prevention, and that includes mental health and self-respect.
– Brian Bailey | Chief Marketing & Experience Officer
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