Bass Strait Bound

Fee covers platters and private space.

Bass Strait Bound – Community Guidelines

A no-play, social, and educational space for the Tasmanian kink community

1. No Play — Social Only

• This is a no-play event. No sexual activity, scenes, or kink play of any kind.

2. Respect & Consent

• Consent is our foundation — always ask before hugging, touching, or joining a conversation.

• No harassment, pressure, or unwanted advances of any kind.

• Take “no” gracefully, every time.

• Honorifics like Sir, Master, sub, brat etc. should only be used by people within an established dynamic. It is not not for anyone to just walk up to a Dom and say Sir or for a Dom to walk up and call someone a sub or another term and to expect anything, everyone will be respectful & be respected. While we understand in some groups Sir is used for anyone identified as a Dom to us that is a sign of respect given to your own Dominate within your dynamic.

3. Confidentiality & Privacy

• What’s shared here, stays here. Don’t out anyone’s identity or involvement without their consent.

• No photos or recordings unless explicitly agreed upon by all present.

4. Safe, Sane, and Consensual

• We encourage conversations about SSC (Safe, Sane, Consensual) and RACK (Risk-Aware Consensual Kink).

• Promote safe, informed practices. No shaming for limits, experience level, or identity.

• We encourage safe play to that end we recommend the use of Stigma for Sexual Health Testing.

5. Inclusive & Welcoming

• All roles, orientations, gender identities, and experience levels are welcome.

• Respect pronouns and chosen names.

• This is a community space for learning and connecting, not judging or gatekeeping.

6. Substance Use

• This is a sober-minded space, do not consume anything onsite that has not been op Please don’t arrive intoxicated.

• Alcohol will be available but keep consumption respectful and moderate.

7. Learning & Sharing

• Munches are about discussion, not performance.

• Share knowledge generously, listen with curiosity, and respect differing experiences.

8. Host Authority

• Hosts/facilitators may remind participants of guidelines if needed.

• Anyone repeatedly violating rules may be asked to leave to protect the group’s safety.

• If concerned speak to one of the hosts who will be wearing x