I still don’t believe in sluts. I’m gonna stay stubborn about that.

That said, Holly at The Pervocracy has some interesting things to say on the subject of sluts, such as “Most sluts are not as slutty as you think.” Which, given my skepticism on the subject, I’m predisposed to believe anyway.

This one is for The Nymph, who lurves her some Hello Kitty:

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This panel from one of the ancient “eight page bible / Tijuana Bible ” comics clearly hearkens back to the era when a lot of men considered cunnilingus to be both distasteful and unmanly. More fools they! Normally I shy away from publishing anything that reinforces that sort of outmoded stupidities, but I’m making an exception in this case because of the empowered woman in the panel, and because I quite fancy the bit of accompanying doggerel verse even if the sentiment is vile:

I flirted with the widow Glass —
by gosh, I lived to rue it!
She tried to make me kiss her as
her husband used to do it.

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These days, images of prostitution seem to be mostly of spandex-clad hookers crouching behind dumpsters in the dark to give furtive street blowjobs. It was not always thus, especially when houses of prostitution still flourished in America:

Of course by the standards then prevailing, her outfit for this posed porn photo is probably the tawdry spandex tube top of its era. But still.

Via Vintage Lust.

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This is the sort of thing that Dr. Faustus likes to say at essay length. Only Furrygirl has somehow boiled it down to a tweet:

Fetishy porn is a tool for change. For reals! It gives the people not in urban kink bubbles a chance to see that other people are like them.

These days, the stereotype is of a bunch of bloggers sitting around word-processing in their pajamas. But what did people do before the invention of modern conveniences like word processors and zippered fleece footie-pajamas?

I’m not sure, but I’m betting it was cold and inconvenient, like this:

I don’t think she’s contemplating violence upon the photographer, but you’ve got to admit she looks a little fierce:

Another alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.vintage find. (I believe what looks like a wounded arm is actually damage to the photograph.)