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The Sex Blog Of Record
July 2nd, 2025 -- by Bacchus
It’s really common in feminist spaces, or honestly anywhere that women are speaking, to hear statements like “the patriarchy hurts men, too” or more specifically “toxic masculinity is harmful to men.” But men, in my experience, either don’t hear these things because we aren’t participating in those conversations, or we aren’t receptive to the messages. An awful lot of men, especially blue-collar men, hear a phrase like “toxic masculinity” and parse it as “men are bad”. So they feel attacked, and withdraw from that conversation. It’s not productive for them.
Here’s a video that I think makes the same point in an unmistakable visual language. It was circulating on virality social media with the caption “a man will do anything if you call him a pussy” which, sadly, is too-often true. For too many men, no amount of physical pain is worse than the idea that his buddies will think him unmasculine. This man, although he clearly knows he’s going to experience sharp and immediate regret, allows himself to be goaded into touching his tongue to an electric bug zapper paddle, while other unseen men say things like “stop being a pussy” in the background:
Weaponized misogyny is a drug, gentlemen, and you might be its next victim!
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June 30th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
I can’t find much biographical information online about Honey Baer, the sweetly and salaciously stage-named dancer and pinup model who appears in a number of photosets in the old mail-order catalogs of the legendary fetish photographer Irving Klaw. Here she is in a couple of photos I have in an old directory:
As always with such multiply-copied artifacts, we could wish for better image quality. But this is what we have today, so it must serve.
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June 28th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
Honestly, you don’t probably need to be all that rich to buy this particular boat, but it fits with the general theme of the series, so:
Photo is from the July 1972 issue of Frivol magazine.
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June 26th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
When I lived in San Francisco in the early 1990s, there were still a lot of dusty musty bookstores to be explored in cheap buildings on dingy streets and in disreputable alleys. And every one of them had at least a few shelves of dirty books and magazines. I could, and quite often did, wile away an idle afternoon quite happily, by walking at random through the city, going into every bookstore I saw, and looking for “interesting” books.
An unexpected side effect of this hobby was that I would have “finding” dreams. Yup, I’d wake up from a dream of having found some sort of special erotica in a dusty bookstore. Usually it was large-format 11×17 looseleaf folios of black and white erotic “etchings” style drawings in a modern style, but of course as with all dream desiderata, I would remember it as exquisitely appealing, but I couldn’t ever remember exactly what it looked like, or where the damned bookstore was.
When I saw the social media account at the top of this post about a well-hidden library of gnomish erotica that a lucky adventurer visited in a D&D game, my first thought was “I’m pretty sure that I, too, visited that gnome smut library, in one of my finding dreams, these thirty-five years past…”
The gnomish erotica in this post is by Sorenuts.
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June 24th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
Explicitly blaming unspecified payment processors (which means Visa or Mastercard or their downstream agents), the fan/subscription platform Fansly (a large OnlyFans competitor that I don’t know much about) just banned furries “in adult contexts.” Specifically, according to 404 Media:
Fansly wrote:
“Anthropomorphic Content – Our payment processing partners classify some anthropomorphic content as simulated bestiality. As a general guideline, Kemonomimi (human-like characters with animal ears/tails) is permitted, but full fursonas, Kemono, and scalie content are prohibited in adult contexts.
Also hit by the recent pornocalypse ban-stick on Fansly were hypnosis and mind-control fetishists, catfight/wrestling enthusiasts, and public/outdoor/exhibitionist sex/nudity material.
Many Fansly users feel specifically betrayed by the promises they were made when they came to Fansly in the first place:
In 2021, OnlyFans announced that it would ban “sexually-explicit conduct” from the site, citing payment processor pressure. It reversed the decision days later, after widespread public backlash. Fansly said at the time that it was receiving “4,000 applications an hour” from creators looking to move to the site in the days after OnlyFans said it was banning sexually-explicit content.
“Thank you, we won’t let you down,” Fansly wrote on Twitter.
I’m sure that promise was sincerely meant at the time. But the pornocalypse comes for us all.
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June 22nd, 2025 -- by Bacchus
Prince Charming is a slow boy, apparently, because he’s fumbling with her foot when so much joy awaits just inches away behind a mere wisp of her underthings that she couldn’t be displaying more blatantly:
I don’t have a source for this Cinderella meme. Update: Thanks to J in the comments, now we know the artist (not the meme creator) is Steven Stahlberg, who has a Patreon. There is also a bare-pussy version of the artwork out there, but I can’t tell if it’s the artist’s work or a fan/machine edit.
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June 20th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
It’s been a little while since I looked at the current shoots being produced for the Everything Butt channel at Kink.com and honestly? I had forgotten just how anally ambitious they tend to be:
Photo is from the recent Ass Service shoot starring Lauren Phillips and Victoria Voxxx.
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