February 23rd, 2011 -- by Bacchus
I guess I’ll leave the “eating out” jokes to you guys. No wait, it’s too late for that:
Today’s special is Skylar Price, and the image is from this shoot at Everything Butt.
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February 23rd, 2011 -- by Bacchus
From Kinky Delight:
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February 22nd, 2011 -- by Bacchus
Obviously there is more to this whole Bollywood business than I had previously realized. Apparently this is a didn’t-make-it-into-the-movie scene from a 1970s Bollywood movie called Five Rifles:
February 22nd, 2011 -- by Bacchus
Rona from Secret Confessions Of A Smart Girl has a little to say about being fucked from behind:
There’s something delightfully objectifying about being taken from behind. It’s not about romance, eye-contact, and connection. It’s about visceral use and physical need. It’s depersonalizing — you can’t see the person fucking you — and there is a sense of almost animalistic invitation to presenting yourself with your knees spread and your ass in the air waiting to be fucked. You know that what they’re looking at is your ass or your cunt, and all you can think about is how it will feel when they open you up and push their way in.
February 21st, 2011 -- by Bacchus
I’m not sure this is a look you ever want to see in such a moment:
My provenance on this art is a little shaky. I think (going by the name of the file in my Usenet download directory) that the artist name is Aguilera, and I know it’s part of a panel from a French-language comic. But I don’t have a title.
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February 21st, 2011 -- by Bacchus
From Calico Lane: the most sensible thing you are ever likely to read about the inherently nonsensical topic of anal bleaching. It doesn’t excerpt well, though, so no pull-quote — you just have to go read it.
(What I like best about Calico’s post, actually, is the long up-front conversation about “is this email for reals?” When you’ve been getting random reader mails on sexual topics for long enough, believe me, all the ones that don’t go straight to Recycle Bin go through a meta-analysis like that.)
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February 19th, 2011 -- by Bacchus
Thanks to the German Historical Institute we learn of a woodcut from the second half of the seventeenth century by one Abraham Bach, said to be part of a then “rapidly growing literature on the conditions of a happy marriage and on codes of behavior reinforced gender roles.”
“In the first scene of this two-part woodcut, a man beats his wife for being proud, impious, lazy, and drunk”:
“In the second scene, a woman beats her husband for gambling, drinking, gluttony, and chasing pretty girls.”
It’s a veritable 17th century Spencer Spanking Plan, I tell you!
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