Matrioshka Striptease
There’s usually nothing sexy about Russian матрёшка nesting dolls, but this fanciful blushing striptease version is good clean dirty fun:
Artist may be Igor Varchenko.
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May 24th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Matrioshka StripteaseThere’s usually nothing sexy about Russian матрёшка nesting dolls, but this fanciful blushing striptease version is good clean dirty fun: Artist may be Igor Varchenko. Similar Sex Blogging: May 22nd, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Slippery TittyfuckI don’t know what y’all think, but to me it looks like this pool party is off to a damn good start! Breast sex artwork is by Sincopation. Similar Sex Blogging: May 20th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
“Time To Wake Up, Snow!”It was never so simple as a mere kiss, to break an enchantment so powerful. That was just the sanitized version for youngsters: Artwork is “Broken Spell” by Julius Zimmerman. Similar Sex Blogging: May 18th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Visit The Wank SalonGood design is important. It’s what keeps you from accidental visits to the wank salon when you were hoping for something simple but swanky: Similar Sex Blogging: May 16th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Roped ScrotumAccording to BJ’s Gay Porno-Crazed Ramblings, the balls in bondage here belong to the prolific and popular gay porn star Jason Steel, and the photo appeared in The Advocate in 1986. I don’t know whether the cinched bit of clothesline signifies any sort of specifically kinky shenanigans, or whether it’s merely an improvised sex toy, being employed in one of the ways a cock ring might be: Similar Sex Blogging: May 14th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Closely Observed BlowjobIn the uncropped artwork, this blowjob is being watched quite closely by a sullen woman lurking in a doorway: Artist is Cécile Vallonoux. Similar Sex Blogging: May 12th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Stuffed And Mounted: Blonde, Redhead, Or Brunette?Back in the late 1950s and early 1960s there seems to have been a bit of fad, trope, or fetish around visuals of stuffed and mounted human heads in the style of taxidermied big game trophies. You might think this was horribly misogynist (and it surely was) but guys got objectified this way also. What I did not know until today is that the whole uneasy business went so far, you could literally order plastic “Conquest” trophy mounts from the back pages of sleazy magazines. Per the charming sales copy, “one of the nicest qualities is that they don’t talk back!” Who knew that the uncanny valley problem was alive and well in the pre-digital age? This advertisement comes from the September 1959 issue of Guy magazine, and the text reads:
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