Kinksters of Color

KOC

Some conversations only happen in private. This is that one — kink, desire, power, and pleasure, talked about the way we actually talk about it. Not clinical. Not translated for an audience that was never us. Every week we get into it. The negotiation that saved the scene. The aftercare nobody warned you about. Subspace. Switch energy. The first time somebody handed you rope and you realized you wanted it. What it costs to be desired instead of collected. Two hosts who've lived it. Guests who've seen things. Stories that don't make it past the group chat.

Episodes

  1. 5d ago

    Nobody warns you about your first kink event

    What your first kink event is actually like, what "mixed" really means on a flyer, and the rules nobody tells you until you break one. Join us in our kinky BIPOC community anywhere:Inner Circle Storm, Aquariaaa and Jazz on their first kink events and everything nobody hands you at the door.The flyer said "mixed." It meant three other POC.A babydoll dress in a sea of custom leather: cute, but not kinky enough.A man asked to be kicked as hard as possible. She told him she played soccer. He took that as a yes.And why one of us says being one of the few Black folks there made her the coolest one in it. ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 "That's not diverse for us" 00:28 I thought it was going to be Spartacus 04:14 "People actually use all of this?" 06:39 "Kick me as hard as you can" 08:59 Cute, but not kinky enough 11:13 Don't be the one everybody smells 15:13 What "mixed" actually meant 25:35 Circling the new face like sharks 27:18 Be yourself. Unless you're a predator. 28:17 "Put some respect on my name" 32:57 Don't interrupt a scene. Any scene. 35:51 Nobody told me POC spaces existed 40:02 Somebody write the kinktionary 43:58 "Mike Tyson, is that you?" 53:51 The coolest one in there 57:45 Neutral is fine 🔔 Subscribe for more of these conversations 🔔 Spotify:⁠KOC Podcast CONNECT WITH US! Inner Circle:Inner CircleInstagram:@kinksters_of_colorTikTok:@kinkstersofcolor3⁠YouTube⁠Apple Podcasts:KOC PodcastWeb:kinkstersofcolor.com Business Inquiries:contact@kinkstersofcolor.com Comment what you want us to get into below — we might take it up in the next episode.

    Nobody warns you about your first kink event
  2. Sep 13

    Nobody wants to be your first Black girl

    The difference between being desired and being fetishized, how to spot it inside thirty seconds, and exactly what to say back. Join the #1 kinky BIPOC community anywhere: kinkstersofcolor.com/inner-circle Storm, Aquariaaa and Jazz on the line between wanting somebody and collecting them. The tall one gets "I want to climb you like a tree." The short one gets "fun size." Neither is a compliment. The safety cue every top is trained to watch for — skin going red — does not show up on dark skin, so what are you actually looking for? And the man who used "CNC" in a DM to announce, in advance, that he would not stop. Chapters ⏱️00:00 — "I don't know you"04:04 — Wanting us is not liking us08:11 — "I want to climb you like a tree"13:39 — It's a no for me, dog15:50 — The drink that was meant to loosen her up21:34 — Two of us in the room is not diversity31:15 — My cheeks are not going to turn red36:56 — Nobody Black at your event? Ask why45:34 — That's not CNC, that's an assault48:59 — "No, thank you"54:42 — Would you say it to a white girl? Connect with us Inner Circle: kinkstersofcolor.com/inner-circleInstagram: @kinksters_of_colorTikTok: @kinkstersofcolor3YouTube: @kinkstersofcolorApple Podcasts: The KOC PodcastWeb: kinkstersofcolor.comBusiness inquiries: contact@kinkstersofcolor.com Follow the show so the next one finds you. And tell us what you want us to get into — we might take it up in the next episode.

    Nobody wants to be your first Black girl
  3. Aug 26

    Nobody warns you that you can break somebody

    Heyyy 👋🏾💜 Storm, Aquariaaa and Jazz on vetting: the question that exposes a fake dom, why hesitation is a no, and the red flag that shows up after. This one came from yall. After episode one the questions kept landing on the same thing: what does vetting actually look like, and how are you supposed to know before you know? So we got into it. What we ask. What we watch for. Who we've removed and why. The party that took everybody's money and never happened. The bag full of toys and the man who couldn't name a single one. And the tell that says more than any of it, which doesn't show up until the scene is already over. Vetting isn't an insult. It's how everybody gets to have a good time. ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 Yes, women get removed too 04:19 If they hesitate, that's a no 09:28 Why we don't let everybody in 21:52 You can break somebody 30:55 They took the money and vanished 34:38 Mandatory is not consent 38:59 One question exposes a fake 40:11 He didn't know what it was called 48:10 The red flag is what happens after 💬 How do yall vet? Drop it below — somebody newer is reading this and it'll help. 📲 FOLLOW KOC Podcasts: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/kinkstersofcolor Instagram: @kinksters_of_color TikTok: @kinkstersofcolor3 Threads: @kinksters_of_color YouTube: @KinkstersofColor 🔑 Some conversations happen on the mic. Some don't. Join the Inner Circle → kinkstersofcolor.com/inner-circle #KinkstersOfColor #ConsentCulture #KinkPodcast #BlackKinksters #AtlantaPodcast

    Nobody warns you that you can break somebody

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Some conversations only happen in private. This is that one — kink, desire, power, and pleasure, talked about the way we actually talk about it. Not clinical. Not translated for an audience that was never us. Every week we get into it. The negotiation that saved the scene. The aftercare nobody warned you about. Subspace. Switch energy. The first time somebody handed you rope and you realized you wanted it. What it costs to be desired instead of collected. Two hosts who've lived it. Guests who've seen things. Stories that don't make it past the group chat.