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THE FÜDE 
EXPERIENCE

TURKISH BREAKFAST:
ON CONNECTION 

LOS ANGELES MARCH 1 2026 12PMAll Genders Welcome once approved

$99 (Pay in 4 option available)




Füde's first clothed gathering.
This Füde experience explores emotional nudity. Clothes stay on while we symbolically strip down the armor we wear in everyday life. The personas. The coping strategies. The stories we tell ourselves to stay safe.

Breakfast is often treated as functional. Quick. Secondary. But in many cultures, it is the most generous meal of the day: slow, abundant, communal. Turkish breakfast in particular is designed for togetherness. Plates multiply, hands reach across the table, conversations stretch. The meal becomes less about eating and more about relation. Abundance is not accidental. It is constructed.

This morning invites you to notice the choreography of gathering: who pours the tea, who passes the bread, who lingers, who leads, who follows. How intimacy is built not through confession, but through small gestures of offering and exchange. How joy emerges not from spectacle, but from shared attention.

Rather than courses, the meal is structured as an open field, encouraging movement, dialogue, and improvisation. A facilitated conversation will invite guests to reflect on how celebration is constructed: how rituals emerge, how pleasure circulates, and how collective joy is shaped by subtle gestures of hosting and participation.

Together, we will share food, conversation, and time, treating breakfast not as routine, but as a deliberate composition of presence, generosity, and shared experience.

What Happens When We Strip Down
When we speak honestly, without performance, something shifts. Neurologically, emotionally, relationally. In brave spaces, vulnerability rewires the nervous system. Each moment of being seen teaches the body that connection is not a threat. That it's safe to soften.

You stay clothed, but your guard comes down.
And what emerges is a deeper intimacy with yourself and with the people around you.



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