Overworked Stripper
Friday, June 21st, 2024 -- by Bacchus
I don’t have any context for this strip show but I can say it appeared without caption in the October 1964 issue of Modern Man magazine:
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Overworked StripperFriday, June 21st, 2024 -- by Bacchus I don’t have any context for this strip show but I can say it appeared without caption in the October 1964 issue of Modern Man magazine: Similar Sex Blogging: Her Nipples, His PleasureSaturday, January 6th, 2024 -- by Bacchus Some things never change. This nipple play artwork is from a page in a 1937 issue (Nº 183) of the French magazine Séduction and it could not possibly be more clear that our man has been, and is, taking enormous delight in pinching and teasing the lady’s nipples. Meanwhile, her facial reaction is somewhere between grumpy and pissed all the way off. If there’s a man alive here in 2024 who is possessed of fingers that work, but somehow he has never seen that identical facial expression, then he is either luckier than most of us, or endowed with a great deal more self-restraint: Similar Sex Blogging: Claudia Gets The HoseSaturday, December 31st, 2022 -- by Bacchus Jobs on the set of a sex comedy probably don’t suck in general, but “hosing down the starlet until her nipples pop out” is a job few men would object to: In the February 1967 issue of Adam magazine this photo is captioned “Claudia Cardinale, Italian sex symbol, gets wetted down for a scene with Tony Curtis in Don’t Make Waves.” Similar Sex Blogging: Her “Elemental Sex Appeal” Is ProtrudingThursday, July 21st, 2022 -- by Bacchus A 1948 issue of Night And Day magazine featured an article about the fashion show put on for the amusement of attending wives at the annual convention of the California Bankers’ Association. As you can see, this photo was captioned “Real California wind ruffles locks of model, brings out elemental sex appeal”: Nipples, gentlemen. The word you were searching for is “nipples”. Similar Sex Blogging: Cooling Down While Snowboarding?Wednesday, July 7th, 2021 -- by Bacchus What’s the best way to cool down while snowboarding on a warm sunny day? Aiden Ashley and her lesbian friends seem to have figured out a unique method that combines snow and nipple licking! Photos are from an event on Playboy TV. Similar Sex Blogging: Her Nipple Pointing IssueTuesday, March 10th, 2020 -- by Bacchus My first thought on seeing this cartoon: “That girl doesn’t need a lawyer, she needs an alignment shop…” From Zowie magazine (November 1977). Similar Sex Blogging: Nipples In A Silk DressSunday, May 27th, 2018 -- by Bacchus This artwork by Alex Redmond originally graced the cover of the June 1930 edition of Real Detective Tales, which identified the lady with the skeptical expression as a “Gangster’s Girl.” To my modern eye, that nipple-popping dress almost looks like latex rubber, but I’m assuming it’s painted with the intent to represent sheer silk. Similar Sex Blogging: Topless Gardener, Warrior For Civil RightsMonday, May 7th, 2018 -- by Bacchus A story reaching us from the Village Of Red Hook, New York tells of a topless woman watering her plants who has become a warrior for the equality of women:
I wonder, though: do they make topless men wear pasties while doing yard work in the state of New York? What’s specially lewd about lady-nipples? Similar Sex Blogging: Do These Go To Eleven?Monday, December 18th, 2017 -- by Bacchus You might rightly wonder what we are adjusting on the Mercedes-Benz Typ-220-DBL-206 model droid, as imagined by artist Fernando Vicente in his 18-piece fine-art series Anatomies. I, myself, have many additional questions about the Typ-220-DBL-207 model: Similar Sex Blogging: Annie Speirs And FriendsFriday, December 8th, 2017 -- by Bacchus Ladies and gentlemen, meet Annie Speirs, the proud winner of an Olympic gold medal at the 1912 games in the 4x100m relay. At a time when women in swimming events were considered scandalous (those bodies! the suits! gasp!) she’s standing bold and proud next to her team’s grim-faced and utterly formidable chaperone, nipples fully popped through her silk competition swimsuit, giving absolutely zero fucks and daring the world to make something of it: Photo via Spanking Blog. Similar Sex Blogging: Miley Cyrus, The 2015 Philosopher Of TitsThursday, November 30th, 2017 -- by Bacchus I missed this bit of video when it went by in 2015, but apparently Miley Cyrus went on Jimmy Kimmel Live to share some thoughts about our weird social attitudes about nipples versus breasts. Yahoo Lifestyle has preserved some of the video, albeit with snarky commentary; but the key part of the discussion made it into the reportage, so you can avoid the slings and arrows of outrageous 2017 web-video monetization if you prefer:
Similar Sex Blogging: The Abduction SeductionSaturday, November 8th, 2014 -- by Bacchus She was having a quiet afternoon in her art studio. He was bored, and looking for fun. So, he pounced on her with lust in his heart and with his hands full of soft bondage rope: However, somehow they never quite manage to get around to the “her getting properly tied up” part. He was having too much fun painting her nipples with ice water, and she was too: From Sssh.com. Similar Sex Blogging: Bolero Straitjacket…For HimFriday, June 6th, 2014 -- by Bacchus Back in 2007, we learned of the then-new breakthrough restraint technology in the form of a straitjacket with a cutaway chest so that you could still play with the breasts of your helpless captives while they were properly immobilized. They called it the Bolero Straitjacket and it’s been very popular ever since. But what if your restrained victim is male? What about the people who want to play with male nipples and need a good restraint system? It took seven long years, but now there’s finally a Bolero Straitjacket for men: Product info:
You might need clothespins and prickly things to go with it… Similar Sex Blogging: The Menace Of A RulerMonday, March 31st, 2014 -- by Bacchus In The Manageress, a comic from Dofantasy, this bit of schoolgirl roleplay is not what you would call consensual. She’s painfully clear on the menace to her nipples the ruler poses: Similar Sex Blogging: Clothespins On Her NipplesThursday, November 8th, 2012 -- by Bacchus The idea of putting spring-loaded clothes pins on somebody’s nipples is such a basic trope of BDSM that it’s usually encountered as an afterthought, a painful detail that’s barely noticed because of what’s going on with the riding crop or the hot wax or the complicated business with the cables and the pulley and the donkey. But if you’ve ever actually done this (or had it done to you, or done it to yourself) you’ll be aware that it’s quite worthy of a person’s full attention, all by itself: (Click that image for a much larger version with a bonus third panel showing her facial reaction once the pins spring closed.) Panels are from a comic called Celine Die Sklaven (Celine The Slave) by Jacobsen. Similar Sex Blogging: Teasing His NipplesThursday, August 9th, 2012 -- by Bacchus Got a thing for man-nipples in minor bondage peril? If so, you might like these pics from Men On Edge: Similar Sex Blogging: Her And Him And HerThursday, March 29th, 2012 -- by Bacchus In which Kaya talks about sex with her master and the new girl:
Similar Sex Blogging: James Deen: He Could Be Your BoyfriendWednesday, March 7th, 2012 -- by Bacchus I wasn’t surprised to see James Deen get profiled in The Observer, but I was a little surprised to hear that he’s turning into a bit of a heart-throb / feminine lust object, a “sensitive boy with closed-door swagger — the flip side of a good girl with a dirty mind”:
Obviously I don’t look at him “that way”, but I’ve definitely noticed that he’s more than just another over-muscled hunk on a porn set. Here he’s demonstrating just when and how to pinch a lady’s nipples: I liked this quote about rough sex:
Image is from here. A Spark To The NippleMonday, September 12th, 2011 -- by Bacchus Playing with violet wands and cheaper-but-similar plasma bulb electrosex toys offers a lot of possibilities — but it’s not easy to photograph. This shot from Wired Pussy does a better job than most: (Don’t forget to click the photo for a larger view.) Picture is from this photoshoot (see also this view and this one.) Similar Sex Blogging: Lady Gaga Costume “Fail”Wednesday, June 8th, 2011 -- by Bacchus I’m not a huge Lady Gaga fan, but I do admire her courage. There are some who say it’s easy to be brave when you’re hella rich, but I’m not so sure — when you’re a memetic engineer working on memes about sex and freedom and what it means to be female in the 21st century, the waves of judgment and hatred and condemnation cannot be easy to surf, even when you’ve got a platoon of bodyguards and handlers and random sycophants to help catch and deflect the worst of it while reassuring you that you’re still perfectly fabulous. None of which prevents Lady Gaga from running right out along the edge of the knife, and then dancing on the tip — and she does it as a matter of routine:
Apparently the official outfit included, variously, some opaque pasties or the basque/corset thing she’s seen falling out of here. But one should generally assume that celebrity “accidents” of this sort are as carefully engineered as every other public moment. Thanks to Violet Blue for finding the photo. Similar Sex Blogging: Like Frankenstein’s Bolts, Her NipplesMonday, May 30th, 2011 -- by Bacchus Good advice from a sex-writing tips article, though I’d broaden it to suggest avoiding dumb-shit comparisons of all sorts:
A Little Breast-On-BreastTuesday, May 17th, 2011 -- by Bacchus Cartoon nipple-rubbing goodness — doesn’t it brighten your day? Similar Sex Blogging: Some Nipple PinchesSunday, March 13th, 2011 -- by Bacchus Why pinch one nipple when you can be pinching two?
An unexpected found gem from a random whipping porn site called Her First Punishment. (2015 update: It has closed; Spanking Blog has a bit of info.) Similar Sex Blogging: Simple (Bondage) PleasuresTuesday, December 28th, 2010 -- by Bacchus Kids these days, with their fancy whips and their cattle prods and their Samurai electro-probes and their leaping straight for the clitorises… Why, there used to be a time when, you had a woman tied up, it was OK to just tease her a little, you didn’t need to put on a circus: Via Bondage Blog. She, Too, Is AstonishedMonday, December 27th, 2010 -- by Bacchus I’m not typically impressed by a porn model’s self-regard. But in this case, it may be understandable:
Camera One, zoom in, please?
Picture credit: Action Girls. Similar Sex Blogging: More Vintage Fetish FuelSunday, December 12th, 2010 -- by Bacchus Sure a vintage photograph like this will be fetish fuel for somebody. And if not, at least it’s proof that people have been doing, and taking pictures of, some kinky shit, for a long time. What we have here is the cropped version of a photo from the 1930s featuring a woman in a skin-tight latex outfit from which the nipple area has been removed: If you click for the uncropped version, of course she’s wearing high heels, too. Was it originally supposed to be art, or porn? I have no idea. Update: Possibly a photo of Yva Richards. Similar Sex Blogging: More Beach FunSunday, May 2nd, 2010 -- by Bacchus Girls having fun at the beach, it turns out, is a timeless photographic theme. Yesterday’s fully-clothed (and yet, deliciously nipple-y) beach scene from Kinky Delight is all the proof we need: Similar Sex Blogging: You Spin MeTuesday, December 29th, 2009 -- by Bacchus Music marketing used to be so much more interesting:
From alt. binaries. pictures. erotica. vintage. Similar Sex Blogging: Keep Your Nipples Up, Phoebe!Sunday, September 6th, 2009 -- by Dr. Faustus It was G.W.F. Hegel, if I remember right, who wrote that the Owl of Minerva flies only at dusk. He meant this as a commentary on the Self-Understanding of the World Spirit in History or some such Deep Important Germanic Thing, but here I’ll just apply it to dirty comic books instead, and how you don’t really know the significance of something when you first encounter it. It was in a dingy used bookstore, in a decaying New England industrial town, that I encountered in my late teens a truly bizarre-looking comic book called The Adventures of Phoebe Zeit-Geist. I opened it up and found…a pretty young woman being forced to strip at gunpoint by a Nazi (hmm, Erosblog familiar theme there, then tied to a helicopter. Well, I thought, that’s certainly different.
But I could deal. I mean, I was eighteen and in college and all sophisticated about sex, right? Well, wrong. I think I was somewhat disturbed by the fact that in Episode III our heroine Phoebe is killed, and in Episode IV her corpse is stolen by a cult of necrophiliacs…but somehow later on she is resurrected by an Eskimo shaman and then she proceeds to have a endure a series of perils and humiliations that take her all over the globe. She is converted into a makeshift torpedo by some gay white-slaving submarine pirates:
She is captured by shoe fetishists:
She is enslaved and abused by Asian communists:
And so on. There is a mad tattoo artist and a guild of lesbian assassins, among other things. Feeling somewhat disturbed, I didn’t buy the book, a decision I regretted for years thereafter, because copies of The Adventures of Phoebe Zeit-Geist would prove very hard to find in subsequent years. But what I didn’t realize then is that Phoebe is satire, and absolutely brilliant satire at that. (ErosBlog’s astute readers will have picked this up from individual panels already, of course.) She was written in the mid-1960s by Michael O’Donoghue who would later go on to comedic glory as a writer for National Lampoon and Saturday Night Live. She was drawn by Frank Springer, who would go on to a future as a distinguished artist at Marvel comics. And her adventures were first published in Evergreen Review, one of the most daring serious publications of its day (so much so that it was once denounced by Gerald Ford on the floor of Congress). Everything that O’Donoghue can think of is a target here, from old Perils-of-Pauline like movie serials to James Bond movies. Needless to say, the optimistic consumerist culture of the postwar United States is well skewered. Indeed, by the end, O’Donoghue is even satirizing himself and his own bizarre sense of humor.
If you can ever get a copy of Phoebe, treasure it, because there’s really nothing like it. I read it now and wonder how I could have missed all the obvious jokes. I suppose the answer is just too obvious. Because I was eighteen years old and this a comic book whose heroine spends about eighty of its ninety pages naked, that’s why. Afterthought: If you are an eccentric billionaire looking for a project with which to make your mark on the world, please consider financing Phoebe as a movie. Thanks, and now back to your regular ErosBlog programming. Similar Sex Blogging: Nipples At The Car ShowWednesday, June 10th, 2009 -- by Bacchus I found this on my hard drive in a directory of vintage pictures. The photo is, of course, not all that old, but it did remind me that I should go to the classic car rally they are having a couple of towns over, next week:
Similar Sex Blogging: Nipple NibbleFriday, January 30th, 2009 -- by Bacchus I don’t quite understand why we don’t see more of this sort of thing in bondage porn. There’s many a man out there who never misses an opportunity to grab, pinch, or nibble on an exposed nipple; and what’s bondage good for, if not for preventing those little automatic protective slappy motions that women make as unconsciously (and as necessarily, I’m sure) as they breathe?
Picture is from this shoot at Public Disgrace. Similar Sex Blogging: It’s Milky Boobs That Threaten The World’s TeensFriday, January 2nd, 2009 -- by Bacchus How do we know? Because Facebook says so! Remember a couple of years ago when LiveJournal crapped all over itself by threatening to suspend people who posted breast-feeding imagery including the dreaded and oh-so-dangerous wild MILF-nipple? Well, this time it’s Facebook’s turn. The story is all over the internets, but this story sums up the fundamental stupidities. First, Facebook claims that breastfeeding images violate their policy on “obscene, pornographic or sexually-explicit material” — proving only that they don’t know what any of those words mean — and then they try, pretty much in the same breath, to backpedal by explaining that they know nipples aren’t obscene — nipples are of course wonderful! — but the dark skin surrounding the nipple is dangerous to teens, you see:
I know if I had teens who were big Facebook users, I’d be losing sleep at night worrying about all the aureola-skin they might see on Facebook. Yup, that would be my number one concern about teen safety in connection with a social networking site. Boy howdy. Memo to Tony Comstock: Did you know that when you turn on Google’s SafeSearch filtering, it filters out most of the internet dictionary pages that will tell you what “aureola” means? Yup, even the dictionaries that limit themselves to art and astronomy and never even mention the medical meaning. Citizen, nipples aren’t safe even when you’re a doctor and want to talk about them in Latin! It’s not even safe to teach people the words! Prominent Nipples Made EasyTuesday, February 3rd, 2004 -- by Bacchus Hmmm, looking at the picture, a person has to wonder. Does Janet Jackson use one of these handy devices for keeping nipples popped up and ready for hanging hardware on? “Easy to use: Pick your pump, slide your ring of choice on to pump applicator, squeeze the bulb to suck the nipple and slide the ring on.” Sounds a little ouchie, but it oughta work! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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