Vintage Anal
Much as it pains me to label porn from the 1980s as “vintage”, this black-and-white anal closeup from the April 1983 issue of Sexus magazine surely qualifies:

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July 28th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Vintage AnalMuch as it pains me to label porn from the 1980s as “vintage”, this black-and-white anal closeup from the April 1983 issue of Sexus magazine surely qualifies:
Similar Sex Blogging: July 26th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
A Randomly Horny Moment In The LifeThe setting is our house, where The Nymph has just returned from a mammogram appointment. Here’s the scene and dialog:
P.S. Before it was an ErosBlog post this was a so-called “Toot” on Mastodon. I think it indicates that a person is settling in well on a social media platform if they start typing shit over there and only later begin to ponder “why did I put that on social media instead of my own blog?” Similar Sex Blogging: July 25th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Chloë Des Lysses’s Sticky FaceWhat, you thought we were done with Chloë? We’re never gonna be done with Chloë:
Similar Sex Blogging: July 23rd, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Bicycle, Bicycle, Bicycle (Naked)We might certainly wish for better image quality, but I’ll always make room for even the grainiest photo of 11 topless bicycle riders with groovy 1970s hairstyles: According to the Dutch-language caption in a 1978 issue of Chick magazine, these naked bicyclists were seen in negative in the video for the Queen song Bicycle:
Wikipedia adds context:
Similar Sex Blogging: July 21st, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Lesbianism Is The AnswerOne of my readers has beseeched me (well, rather, offered the polite suggestion) that I not utterly neglect my gleanings from the lurid men’s magazines of the mid-20th century. And thus, from the cover of the December 1971 issue of True Men magazine, I bring you this hopeful headline:
Similar Sex Blogging: July 20th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Generative Art: Ripped Android SexbotI promised myself that I wouldn’t let my new generative porn hobby become a blogging obsession. Especially because, for the last few days, I’ve been exploring “alien sex toys” prompt spaces that, Rule 34 notwithstanding, aren’t even associated with any common fetish. It’s just a weird notion that’s been kicking around in my pervert-brain for years with no outlet, since I’ve never been a visual-arts creative. Thus, I honestly was planning to exercise restraint in the posting of this stuff. That good resolution flew all the way out the window when the ghosts in my machine served us up this super-buff humanoid-pattern absolutely terrifying (but possibly in a good way) sexbot. Currently equipped with a robust penetrative attachment that may or may not be “for display purposes only”. Autonomy rating and sexual-aggression settings are probably available in the manual, but I don’t read Rigelian tradecopy, so… be extra polite, I guess?
I know it’s really old fashioned for a blogger to ask for feedback, but at some point I’m going to have to ask: is this generative art stuff an annoyance, just “meh”, or something y’all want to see on a continuing basis? I mean, I haven’t been posting quite daily, so there’s plenty of room for throwaway “art” posts in between the regular ones, but if it’s too weird and creepy, at some point I’ll need to trust my regular readers to tell me so. Similar Sex Blogging: July 18th, 2023 -- by Bacchus
Underwater TrystThere’s only so much that a man in a pressure suit can accomplish with an amorously-inclined mermaid, but these two appear willing to push that erotic envelope as far as it will go:
What makes this comic illustration entertaining for me is its early date. In a 50s men’s magazine it would be almost unremarkable, but in the September 1926 issue of Frolic magazine? Amazing! Similar Sex Blogging: |