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The Sex Blog Of Record
October 28th, 2014 -- by Bacchus
The click-bait headline is a complete lie. This account covers only two days of unrestricted sexing, it’s written in the style of erotic fiction, and we never find out what happens: For One Week I Decided To Have Sex With My Boyfriend Whenever He Wanted (Here’s What Happened).
However, early on there’s a brief discussion of why men like porn, that I think may have some wisdom in it:
Anyways, we watched porn together sometimes and I knew he watched it alone. I’m not like, “the cool girl” who’s totally okay with her boyfriend watching porn but I knew it was an uphill battle and one that wasn’t going to end well for either of us, so I tried to use it to bring us closer together. One night … I asked him what he liked about porn, and whether access to me or all the other women in the world (hotter ones, I even gave him) would be better, ideally.
His answer surprised me, it wasn’t about quality or quantity, but about availability. With me, (and he loved me very much, he clarified), he had to woo me, constantly. Sex was never a given, and this is a biological difference between men and women. He was trying, all the time, to make me think of him sexually and to initiate sex and even my higher-than-average female libido couldn’t keep up with him. As loving and as open and assuring as I was towards him, he was still getting rejected by me in this way, often (and even more often if he would be honest about how frequently he wanted sex).
And so watching porn made sense to me in a way it never had before. The fantasy, the real fantasy, was a world free of rejection….
In my experience and observation, even the most sexually generous women, in even the most loving and sexual relationships, are but dipping with a small spoon into the hogshead of available male proposition. I would be open to the argument that they need to be skilled at rejection and at preempting the propositions that make outright rejection (with all its costs and dangers) necessary. But it had never occurred to me that this project of ongoing rejection could become so automatic, as with breathing, that a woman might cease to be aware of doing it. And yet this author was, she says, surprised to learn how often she was rejecting her boyfriend.
That surprise? It surprises me.
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October 27th, 2014 -- by Bacchus
In the comments on the post about bondage sex images a few days ago, steadfast commenter Dr. Whiplash asked:
Got any obscure material depicting a male in bondage, blindfolded, where a group of dominant females have secured him to one of those gloryhole-style milking tables, while one female is under the table teasingly manipulating his oiled penis and testicles, a second is ravishing his well-greased anus with a good-sized strap-on, as a third is forcing him to lick her hairless pussy? If not, I’ll settle for this blindfolded dude to be locked in a chastity device, while one female teasingly attempts to lick his manhood through the open spaces in his cock cage, a second is inserting a fat butt-plug into his sphincter, while a third has backed into his face for a thorough rim-job.
Well. That’s certainly specific, Snidely! And the sad answer is that no, right this very moment I do not have any images that precisely match either of those requests. But I can offer a drawing that seems very much in the spirit of them, if one doesn’t mind missing a few details:
Artwork is by Eric Stanton, probably from one of his Stantoons publications.
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October 26th, 2014 -- by Bacchus
It is the time of year when Dr. Faustus rolls out his annual Squick Or Squee extravaganza, which consists of his practice of commissioning (with actual payment of money!) and publishing art both erotic and (to some at least) disturbing, for everyone’s viewing pleasure and/or distress. (See also Infernal Wonders, where it’s “Squick or Squee” the whole fine year around.)
You can imagine why “squick or squee” came to mind when Bondage Blog posted one of these crazed, creepy, and utterly delightful Halloween pictures:
For me it’s a definite squee. Did Charlie Brown [edit: make that Linus] grow up to be a pervert who finally knows he’s hit upon the proper way to summon the Great Pumpkin? Has this woman been kidnapped for sacrifice to a pagan god? Do we have particularly fearsome birds in these parts, whose scaring away requires especially spectacular scarecrows? Only your pornographer knows for sure! He’s Matt Williams at Sexually Broken, exposing the model known as Darling. (I wonder how long it took her to get the last of the pumpkin seeds out of her sinuses?) I, for one, applaud anybody who is willing to make porn that doesn’t look boringly like all the other porn out there. At that — at least — this Sexually Broken photoshoot is a triumph.
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October 24th, 2014 -- by Bacchus
It’s just a friendly game of naked table tennis. But I think she digs him.
From the photographic style, I’d say this is from one of the many nudist/naturist magazines that used to be available.
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October 23rd, 2014 -- by Bacchus
I recently got an email of mild complaint. Why, my correspondent demanded to know, do I not post moar bondage sex? (The “WTF???!!?” was implied.)
I’m not convinced the accusation is fair; indeed, I have always thought ErosBlog has rather a lot of bondage sex material.
But I live in service. Demanding reader, here is some additional bondage sex artwork just for you:
Artwork is a panel from The Grove, which is an all-bondage-sex all-the-time comic from Dofantasy. The artist is Gary Roberts.
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October 22nd, 2014 -- by Bacchus
The link list is a venerable web archetype. Almost as soon as the World Wide Web was invented, one of the earliest sorts of webpage was a list of links to fun things elsewhere on the web. And just as soon as porn appeared on the web, porn linklists followed.
Good ideas never go away, they just get refined. And The Porn Dude is a highly refined porn link list. It offers over 750 links in 55 categories, from amateur porn to XXX comics:
Many of these links will be familiar to seasoned porn surfers, but unless you’re even more highly jaded than me, you’ll find not only sites that are new to you, but entire categories of sites that are new to you. Did you know there were a dozen different porn search engines?
Enjoy!
October 21st, 2014 -- by Bacchus
Dr. Faustus writes “There is a strong Irma Vep feeling in this image” and he would know:
Via Erotic Mad Science. The artist is said to be C. Herouard and this is a cover from the French magazine La Vie Parisienne.
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