Season 2 | Ep. 7 Exploring the Nuances and Healing Aspects of Age Play with Hilly Leather Little

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Season 2 | Ep. 7:

Exploring the Nuances and Healing Aspects of Age Play with Hilly Leather Little

In this episode, I welcome Hilly Leather Little, an educator and leader in the age play community. We delve deep into age play as a relationship dynamic, discussing its therapeutic benefits, common misconceptions, and the diverse forms it can take.

Hilly shares her personal journey, relationship structures, and her advocacy for safe, inclusive, and educated engagement with age play. Resources, negotiation tips, and the significance of self-care and healing through age play are also explored.


00:00 Introduction to Therapeutic Age Play
01:59 Meet Hilly Leather Little
04:48 Hilly's Personal Journey and Relationship Dynamics
07:06 Understanding Age Play and Its Misconceptions
14:06 Negotiating and Communicating in Age Play
17:49 Hilly's Relationships and Dynamics
21:54 Exploring BDSM and Kink Scenes
24:16 Diverse Age Play Dynamics
24:50 Understanding the Spectrum of Age Play
29:16 Switches and Dominant Littles
31:41 Misconceptions About Age Play
34:55 Resources and Education
38:00 Therapeutic Benefits of Age Play
40:51 The Importance of Negotiation
44:15 Title Holder and Advocacy
46:50 Conclusion and Future Goals

Connect with Hilly:
Her YouTube Channel

ageplay101.com
abuniverse.com

Join the conversation as we dive into a new paradigm of conscious, intentional and diverse relationships.

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