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The Center for Sex Postive Culture (commonly known as the '''Wet Spot''' or '''CSPC''') is a non-profit, membership-based organization located in Seattle, Washington . The Wet Spot organizes events and provides space for several different Sex-positive subcultures, notably BDSM , Swinging , and Polyamory groups. It caters to both Heterosexual and LGBT people. THE WET SPOT The CSPC's primary location is known as the Wet Spot. It is a nondescript 4400 square foot building near downtown Seattle . Membership is open to anyone over the age of 18 who has attended an orientation class and agrees to the organization's rules of conduct. There is also an annual membership fee. Volunteers organize and run most events. One of the few employees is Executive Director Allena Gabosch, who is frequently referred to by the members as "Mom". The space includes a library including a wide variety of books on Sexuality and Kink , as well as several flavors of Pornography . ACTIVITIES Specific regular events include:
The same physical space is used in various configurations for different events. Some have only tables and chairs, other prominently feature Dungeon equipment with an adjoining social area, plus private spaces for those who wish to avoid Voyeurs . Annual events organized by the CSPC include:
HISTORY The Wet Spot was founded in 1999 as the Seattle Sex Postive Community Center. Socially speaking, it is an outgrowth of Allena Gabosch's ''Beyond the Edge Cafe'', which hosted BDSM related events. Several regulars of the cafe started discussing getting a dedicated space for their activities. One famously quoted "It would be great if we could get 200 members". In fact the idea became more popular than they envisioned - in its first year The Wet Spot registered about 2,000 members. In 2007 the orginization changed its name to the Center for Sex Positive Culture, opened a second "annex" building, and had over 9,000 member registrations. REFERENCES EXTERNAL LINKS |
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