Are you struggling to make peace with your past? Is there something from your childhood memories that you can't seem to shake off that is affecting your sex life today?
Join us with Erotic Film Director, Inka Winters, of ForPlay Films, as she shares her stories about how her successful career creating pleasure-based feminine porn that represents how she believes sex should be between consenting adults, is a way of righting the wrongs of the past. Focusing on chemistry, consent and autonomy, Inka's film work helps her to overcome incredible sexual trauma that started at a very young age in a sex cult commune.
GUEST: Inka Winter
BIO
Inka Winter is a Sex & Relationship Counselor, Educator and Director of Ethical, Feminist Erotica by Women for Women.
Inka's passion for working with desire and arousal grew out of her own experience with losing her libido for over a year due to trauma. She founded ForPlay Films out of her desire to help women (inclusive of cis, trans, genderqueer) with arousal by catering to their needs and their sexuality rather than the male perspective that is prevalent in erotic films. But her desire to bring sexual healing to women didn't end with providing sensual films. She also channeled her experience with mindfulness and her counseling training into a new form of arousal coaching. And while women are her focus, she also works with men that experience challenges in the bedroom or that want to get more in touch with their sensuality.
At ForPlay Films Inka directs ethical, feminist erotica by women, for women.
Inka Winter's social activism is rooted in changing existing repressive social norms that cause harm to individuals and subsequently society at large. She believes that porn heavily influences, amongst other things, perspectives on sexuality, gender norms and women. With her erotic films, she wants to change these perspectives to be more feminist in order to create a more consensual and sexually liberated world.
