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Online Q&A · free
Online Q&A with Kim and Klaas
Tuesday 24 November 2026 · 19:30–20:30 CET
Curious about the upcoming Permission Lab, but not quite sure yet whether it's for you? Join Kim and Klaas for a relaxed online Q&A. Ask anything: about the upcoming snow retreat, about conscious kink, about the practical side, or about that "is this even for me?" feeling.
Camera on or off, asking questions or just listening: all welcome. Free, and no obligations.
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Give yourself permission
Permission Labs are group adventures for individuals. A small, international mix of people spending a week together in a remote mountain hut. Hiking, cooking, sharing a table, and occasionally surprising themselves.
The main thread running through the week is conscious kink. Not as performance. Not as a scene you're expected to enter. More as a shared language for exploring desire, boundaries, and what it actually feels like to ask for what you want, and to hear the same from others.
There's a shape to the week, but it bends around the people in it. You're invited to show up as yourself: not a polished version, not a performing one. Just you, at your own pace.
Most people arrive knowing they're looking for something. A real week. Real connection. A little more room to breathe. That's exactly what we try to make possible.
Come as you are.
Are you a neurodivergent and/or queer person, and you’ve had bad experiences with the call “Come as you are”? Then this blog post is for you!
What makes Permission Labs unique?
- International and very mixed groups
- Unique remote locations in the heart of nature
- Cooking, eating & cleaning together
- Fun and meaningful group activities
- Conscious Kink as tool for self-acceptance
- All your emotions are welcome
- No pressure to “fit in”
- No need to explain your neurodivergence
- Deep connections
- Querness is natural here
So, what actually -is- conscious kink?
There is no fixed definition, so it's good to know how we at PermissionLab.org see things. What it is for us, and what it's not. Here's the article about it :)
