❤️ The Art of Serving
Ever wondered what a service sub actually does?
It’s more than just being helpful — service can be an art form, a ritual, and a deeply negotiated exchange of power, trust, and responsibility.
From the way tasks are presented to the rituals of communication, service submission can involve established protocols, expectations, and a whole lot of attention to detail. But what does it really look like in practice?
Join Mistress Roar (Sydney Mx Leather 2026) and their two subs, sweet thing and the d-Grade butler (Sydney Mx Leather 2025), as they pull back the curtain and share their experiences of service.
Together, they’ll explore:
Negotiating consent — How do you establish expectations, communicate needs, and keep consent at the heart of the dynamic?
Power exchange & relationships — Exploring the scope of service, boundaries, expectations, and reciprocity.
Navigating the grey zones — What happens when things aren’t quite black and white? We’ll open the floor for discussion, questions, and real-world scenarios.
Self-care & aftercare — Because even the best service needs a little maintenance.
Whether you’re interested in service submission, already living a service dynamic, or simply curious to what serving is all about, come along for an honest, practical, and hopefully entertaining exploration of the art of service.
Come curious. Leave inspired. And maybe discover that there’s a lot more to service than simply saying, “Yes, Mistress.”
❤️Sunday, November 1st
❤️3PM - 6:30PM
❤️ACON Building, 414 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills
Accessibility: the venue is wheelchair accessible with an elevator available to the higher levels. We will be holding the assembly in a quiet, private classroom.
❤️TICKETS TO BE RELEASED SOON❤️
PLEASE NOTE: Our assemblies are EXCLUSIVELY welcome to those whose gender is, or has been, aligned with womanhood or female identity.
We welcome cis women, non-binary, gender-diverse, and trans people with lived or past connection to those experiences, including those exploring.
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WAQK would like to acknowledge that we will be meeting on the land of the traditional custodians of this land, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our deepest respects to Elders past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We honour the deep cultural heritage, resilience, and enduring connection of Aboriginal communities to the land and waters on which we live, work, and play.