Klub Verboten’s dress code is centred around Latex, Rubber, PVC, Leather & Lace. If you’re inexperienced, stick to these. Safeguarding our cummunity is paramount; therefore, we may refuse entry to anyone whose outfit communicates a lack of understanding required to navigate these spaces or just isn’t verboten enough.
Klub Verboten’s dress code is centred around Latex, Rubber, PVC, Leather & Lace. If you’re inexperienced, stick to these. Safeguarding our cummunity is paramount; therefore, we may refuse entry to anyone whose outfit communicates a lack of understanding required to navigate these spaces or just isn’t verboten enough.
"No" means "No". "Maybe" means "No". Consent is at the core of respect, wellbeing and safety. It is not a given and can be withdrawn at any point during an interaction. If you do not understand why it is a must to ask for explicit permission prior to any form of human contact — this space is not for you. Flag anyone in breach immediately with the Safeguarding Team.
Do not touch anyone without explicit permission. Just do not. We keep a close eye on unwanted feelers. If you get flagged or caught, you will be banned.
Playrooms are not appropriate spaces to begin a conversation. They are spaces to deepen human interactions after an in-depth negotiation has taken place. Public play does not mean you are entitled to join. Playspace is personal space. Acknowledge boundaries at all times. If any unwanted asteroid enters your orbit, call the Safeguarding Team immediately.
Whilst being voyeuristic is a legitimate kink, practicing non-consensual self-love while watching is just wrong. At a busy event, we can only assume it is aimed at someone — without their prior consent, it is a non-consensual sex act. Call the Safeguarding Team immediately.
Aggressive, coercive, disrespectful or manipulative communication, verbal or non-verbal, is not tolerated in any form. Language including, but not limited to: 'It will be fun'; 'Aw come on..' is an absolute no-go. Do not push others into any form of interaction, or you will be banned.
We do not tolerate pickup artists, cheap chat-up lines, toxic masculinity, repetitive nuisances, or aggressive cruisers. We support the silent ones, the humble, those who understand honest human interaction. If you feel subjected to verbal Gulasch, flag it with the Safeguarding Team instantly.
Do not be racist. Do not be homophobic. Do not be transphobic. Do not discriminate by body type. Do not assume anyone's gender. Do not abuse power. Do not kink shame. Do not fetishize anyone around their human attributes. Just don't be a dick. Phobic attitudes will not be tolerated. Ever.
Do not over-intoxicate. If you become incapable of making conscious decisions, we will need to store your body in the medical room until it is safe to send you home. We do not judge. However, we do deeply care and feel there is more to gain in our spaces than a long-lasting headache.
Community shoots both ways. We deeply care about your wellbeing and safety. Still we do not tolerate any form of abuse or harassment towards our Staff, Safeguards, and Artists, whether we encounter you in person or digitally.
No photos. No videos. No sound recordings. None of these are permitted at any time. Any phone use will force the Klub Verboten Safeguards to approach you immediately and potentially remove you from the event.
Flag anything that feels not 100% right and report it to the Klub Verboten Safeguards immediately. Approach the Safeguarding Team discretely or shout our universal safeword PINEAPPLE for everyone to hear — either way, we will always have your back.
By attending Klub Verboten events, you agree not to personally publish and/or sell for publication any information relating to members, attendees, staff and/or goings-on at any event without the explicit written consent of Klub Verboten.
Our Klub Rules and Safeguarding Team aim to strike as preventively as humanly possible. Nevertheless, all accountability remains with every individual and it needs to be acknowledged that besides all our efforts, risks remain.
Entering our spaces can feel complex at first. Let your body learn. Acknowledge that navigating this space takes time, observation, and respect for the environment.
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