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A Little Too Personal: After Hours
An Interest Form | The Protective Shift

Well, this might get a little personal. And frankly, it's about time.

The Protective Shift is developing A Little Too Personal: After Hours, a monthly, adults only conversation series exploring the things we don't talk about nearly enough.

Sexual health. Pleasure. Intimacy. Desire. Relationships. Identity. Shame. And all those questions we've been carrying around because nobody ever made room to ask them.

Think intimate gatherings, provocative topics, a little humor, and actual research informed education without the awkward lectures or pressure to share your personal business.

Each month, we'll gather at a local small business for a different conversation. We're keeping it intimate, welcoming, and just uncomfortable enough to get people thinking.

No judgment. No forced sharing. No such thing as a stupid question.

I am still planning our first gathering, and I'd love your input!

This quick form helps me gauge interest, explore potential topics, and create an experience people genuinely want to attend.

Good company. Uncomfortable questions. Better conversations.

Please note: This is an interest form, not an event registration. Completing it doesn't reserve a seat. This series is intended for adults 18 and older.

What should I call you? (Optional)

Email Address (Optional)

Only needed if you'd like updates about the event.

Are you 18 or older?

Be honest. Would you come to something like this?

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What conversations would get you through the door? (Choose any.)

What's something you've always wanted to ask or discuss but haven't had the space to?

Optional. This response can be collected anonymously.

When would you most likely attend?

Yes, I'd like email updates about the launch and future After Hours events.

Well, look at you getting curious.

Thanks for helping shape A Little Too Personal: After Hours!

I am working on bringing these conversations to life, and your input helps me create something worth showing up for.

Stay curious. Question things. And maybe get a little uncomfortable.

The Protective Shift
Good company. Uncomfortable questions. Better conversations.