SENSORIA · KINKY EDITION
FAQ
Sensoria FAQ: passes, consent, care, limits, privacy and participation.
What is Sensoria?
An openly kink/BDSM techno night to dance, explore and meet other people through clear agreements and visible care. It is not a swinger party and it is not a space for explicit genital sexual activity.
Do I need BDSM experience?
No. Whether this is your first time or part of your life already, you can enter at your own pace. Watching, dancing, talking, asking, taking part or stepping away are all valid ways to be there.
Do I need to come with a partner?
No. Passes are individual: one person, one pass. You can come on your own or with other people.
Is Sensoria 18+?
Yes. Registration requires you to confirm that you are over 18. We do not ask for your date of birth; we only store the confirmation.
What does the kink format include — and exclude?
Specific programming is only announced when it can be supported safely. This edition does not include direct genital contact, masturbation or oral sex, penetration, sexual fluids, full nudity, blood, cuts, needles, fire on the body or high physical-risk practices.
How does consent work?
Consent must always be explicit, informed, specific and reversible. Affinity, silence, a profile answer or previous interaction never equals consent. No clear yes means no action; withdrawn consent means stop.
What if I only want to dance or watch?
That is completely valid. There is no obligation to take part in any practice. Dancing, watching, talking and asking questions are complete ways of experiencing the night.
How does the pass work?
Make the transfer, upload the receipt and the team reviews it. Final confirmation arrives on WhatsApp. The receipt is never public and is used only to manage your pass.
Is the interests profile required?
No. It is entirely optional and separate from getting a pass. If you complete it, your answers are only shown in aggregate and without identifying you.
Can I change my answers?
Yes. Your personal link lets you return and update your profile until the event. Do not share that link publicly.
How is the collective pulse published?
Percentages only appear once there are at least 10 profiles. An option also stays hidden until it has at least 3 selections, reducing the risk of identifying early participants.
Who looks after care during the night?
There will be identifiable people for emotional support, harm reduction, gender-based violence situations and kink/BDSM guidance. Care is an operational role at the event, not a slogan.
Can I take photos or videos?
Do not record another person without their explicit consent. Privacy comes first in practice areas: the team may restrict cameras or ask you to put your phone away. Any official event imagery must be covered by specific agreements with everyone who is identifiable.
What happens if someone breaks the agreements?
The team can intervene, stop an interaction, separate people and ask someone to leave if they breach consent, care or safety. You do not need to prove that something serious happened before asking for help.
What happens to my data?
We use your chosen name and WhatsApp to manage your pass and contact you. The interests profile is stored separately from operational contact data and is only published in aggregate. You can request access, correction or deletion.
Where and when is it?
October 17 at La Sede, Buenos Aires. Final practical information — detailed timing and entry agreements — will be communicated before the event.
What if I need accessibility information or have a specific situation?
Contact the team before getting your pass. We would rather confirm the venue’s actual conditions and give you concrete information than promise something we cannot yet guarantee.