February 27th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
The Nymph and I have been home (except for curbside grocery pickups) for a year now. So I have not had much personal incentive to keep abreast of the top thinking on harm-reduction-based safer sex advice during the pandemic. Fortunately, we live in a world with skilled professionals who do these things for us:
More great info on sex and Covid-19
Last week we got the excellent Covid-19 safer sex guide from the San Francisco Department of Public Health. This week we have one more: the Bay Area [Sex] Worker Support teamed up with UCSF, the Public Health Justice Collective, and the National Harm Reduction Coalition to create an incredible Covid-19 Harm Reduction Guide for Sex Workers. It benefits everyone, not just sex workers. Read it if you are (or want to be) sexually active during our trying times.
Paragraph with links is by Violet Blue, from her latest pandemic roundup. Her weekly roundups of cybersecurity and pandemic news are incredibly valuable, and her patrons at any level can get email notification when they come out. Sadly for this audience, the sex news roundups on her blog seem not to have been happening recently.
Similar Sex Blogging:
February 26th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
The “patent medicine” era ended in the USA with the institution of mostly-effective regulations against putting any old shit in a bottle or jar and then straight-up lying about which of your health concerns it would fix. It continues to this day, though, with products about which no claims are made. How do you sell such products? Really strong innuendo.
This “estrogenic hormone bust cream” from the back pages of Sports Fiction magazine in December of 1947 is a classic of the genre. There’s no mistaking the implied claim, even while the small print disclaims it with a robust “we make no claims, promises, or representations of any kind whatever for this cream.” One might reasonably wonder what the advertisement would look like if that were actually true!
Similar Sex Blogging:
February 23rd, 2021 -- by Bacchus
If you’ve ever heard the phrase “sadistic glee” and wondered what it actually looks like, I think I got you covered:
That’s Lady Natalie Black, doing something implausible with steel rods that ought not to fit where she shoves them. Yes, the dude is extremely well-restrained and yeah, that’s not a small cock he’s brought along to the urethral sounding party, but still…
Photo is via Kink Unlimited.
Similar Sex Blogging:
February 19th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
With luxurious hair like this, you were qualified to do Edenic photoshoot tableaux even in that benighted age where you couldn’t really sell naked photos that showed very much:
Similar Sex Blogging:
February 16th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
You really have to wonder how it would go in a comfortable space habitat. I mean, would anybody ever get any work done? Or would they spend all their time on zero-gravity sex?
Artwork is Free Fall Fucking by Erich Von Gotha.
Similar Sex Blogging:
February 14th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
There’s an amazing winter storm warning in place for an enormous swathe of these United States, and though the Nymph and I are lucky to be snug as two bugs in a rug, in the midst of the Valentine’s Day near-blizzard, my thoughts are with those who are not. Be safe out there!
The cute condoms/heart/pussy image was circulating on Tumblr ten years ago and made it into one of my themed image directories. But if I had any attribution then, which I doubt, it hasn’t survived my rough curation.
Similar Sex Blogging:
February 13th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
It says a lot about the different camps of porn curators and viewers that this amateur photo can be found in random internet galleries with captions as diverse as “Wife porn” and “Bitch, know your place!” ErosBlog is firmly on team “Wife Porn” but how many wives do you know who wear platform heels and rubber gloves at the same time?
Similar Sex Blogging:
