【Slime Nest】Top Practice Space (Bonus Theme: One Hundred Ways to Play with Breasts) feat. Chuan

This practice space once again welcomes Chuan, who will bring out new techniques and skills from his bag of tricks.

Other than going straight for the nipples, are there ways to play with breasts that offer more variety and layers?
Explore different sensitive spots on the breasts and further heighten nipple sensitivity.
In the kitchen, techniques include pan-frying, stir-frying, boiling, deep-frying, braising, glazing, simmering, stewing, and blanching.
For breasts, techniques include pinching, striking, flicking, kneading, twisting, pressing, tickling, scratching, and biting.

At this practice space, let’s become breast players with plenty of hands-on knowledge.

=== About the Top Practice Space ===

The Top Practice Space aims to provide
a welcoming space for tops of all experience levels (including beginners),
where tops can practice techniques with the shared understanding that they are “known to be inexperienced.”

No top starts out with an arsenal of skills capable of leaving their partner fully satisfied.
We also know that when a top’s skills are still developing, it can sometimes create awkwardness and disrupt the atmosphere of play.

But at the “Top Practice Space,” both tops and bottoms understand that all interactions are practice,
so you can call a halt and debrief at any time, and repeat an action without worrying about the flow of the scene.

Each session invites a play assistant with extensive practical experience.
One hour before the event, the assistant will demonstrate techniques and approaches for BDSM activities that can be practiced.
The shared content is different at every practice space. Of course, you are also welcome simply to listen; during practice time, you can practice whatever you wish.

During practice time, the play assistant will also join in and answer questions, including but not limited to
 (1) Guiding the practice from the perspective of a top or bottom
 (2) How bottoms should debrief and provide feedback, telling tops how they felt.

Tops, bottoms, beginners, and experienced players are all welcome to register.
Interactive practice is a two-person dance, and we believe everyone has areas they would like to improve.
Staff will help everyone get to know one another and connect, but this is not an event that guarantees pairing or interaction. All interactive practice also requires thorough communication beforehand.