Our rules

General Rules

Shibaritürk, its participants sexual identity and preferences, Their religion, political views, races, their bodies, beliefs It is not interested in commercial purposes, does not pursue commercial goals, and expects its participants to abide by these principles. At the same time, we do not want our teachings to be used for any commercial purposes under our umbrella, and we expect all participants to be among us without expecting any commercial gain from our teachings.

Shibaritürk does not include anything other than rope or anything unrelated to rope., Nudity, bodily autonomy, and consent are our most fundamental principles and tenets. Relationships you form with people you meet during our events will not be the responsibility of ShibariTürk. The age limits set by the laws of the Republic of Turkey apply to our events and workshops.

In ShibariTürk events and workshops, participants are not required to have any prior or ongoing commitments before or during their participation. They should not take stimulant substances, Our requirements include abstaining from alcohol and being in good physical and psychological condition.

Shibaritürk aims to inform and equip its participants about traditional and erotic bondage arts and their social, cultural, and even economic implications. , Shibari Shibaritürk considers it its duty to share its history with anyone who wishes to learn about it. In light of all this, Shibaritürk does not permit any sexual activity or play parties under its roof. Our sole purpose is to provide a space where participants can socialize and share their experiences with each other. show-learn-teach The goal is to create a platform that will work with this method.

ShibariTürk carefully selects individuals to join the community. To do this, we review people's social media profiles.“violence, racism, harassment, pornography”It evaluates individuals based on factors such as these and rejects those who have made such posts on their profiles. It rejects individuals whose sole purpose is sexuality and/or those acting with a hidden agenda.

Participants who wish to take or record images during our activities, events, or workshops may do so with the consent of community members. Sharing these images on social media or other platforms must be done with the consent of individuals and they must be informed beforehand.

Respect bodily autonomy. During our events and workshops, you can choose your partner by asking individuals and obtaining their consent, and you can contact ShibariTürk before the work begins. Team Manager‘You can ask for help from them to negotiate. Team Manager They will inform you about work rules, tools, equipment, and safety precautions that you can follow with your colleague, and will create a comfortable working environment.

During ShibariTürk performances, please be respectful of the performing artists. Engaging in any activity that might distract or demotivate the performers during their performance, such as making noise, being disruptive, or talking on the phone, is both inappropriate and disrespectful to the artist.

ShibariTürk reviews each application to participate in its events individually to create a safe environment. It employs procedures such as refusing entry to anyone who violates the rules, requesting missing information, and reviewing social media profiles.

Workshop, Education and Practice Ethics

Give Space

During our workshops, when people are tying or connecting (whether solo or with others), give them plenty of space for their 'scene'. If you want to watch, stand at a reasonable distance and don't be intrusive. In particular, don't interrupt a scene to ask questions, touch people or their equipment (including ropes).

Stay True to Consent

Obtaining consent is the responsibility of the person initiating or who will initiate the scene (the ball), and it can be renegotiated or revoked at any time. This means listening to each other, respecting each other, and being mindful of all our interactions. Obtaining and implementing explicit consent is a crucial step in creating the culture we want to live in. In this context, we invite all participants to..., Shibari We support them in exploring their culture in a safe, exciting, and consensus-based way.

Non-Alcoholic Bride

Consuming alcohol or any other intoxicating substances is prohibited during all our training sessions, practicals, and workshops. This could increase the risk of injury and disturb other participants.

Show respect.

Do not interrupt or interrupt a participant's question, statement, or ongoing remarks. You will certainly find an opportunity to ask your own question or express yourself. Keep this in mind, as it is essential for clear and concise communication.

Covid-19

Due to the pandemic, events such as training sessions, workshops, and performances may be moved to online platforms. In such cases, our rules above will still apply. Unless otherwise stated, our online events will be held via Jitsi, and the relevant link will be sent to you on the day of the event. To download the Jitsi app to your device: ; https://desktop.jitsi.org/Main/Download You can use this link.

When you connect to our Jitsi platform for our online events, your connection request will be accepted by our instructor and you will be taken to the lobby. If you used our connection before the training time, please don't rush and wait a little. Your request will definitely be answered closer to the event time.

You will be expected to have your camera on when necessary so that we can see what you are doing on the platform. If you wish to keep your face hidden in such a situation, simply ensure that you are in a position where your face is not visible and that only your practice is visible to our instructor. If you refuse to turn on your camera, the instructor has the right to remove you from the training.