Woman At Her Bath
Tuesday, November 5th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
This is by artist Alexander Ivanov, who has been described as painting a sort of “socialist hyperrealism”.
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Horny Lizard
Monday, June 10th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
While working on a porn research gig for my friend Dr. Faustus, I stumbled over this sexed-up lizard among the work of Japanese manga artist Hideshi Hino:
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Jerome’s Last Miracle
Friday, March 15th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
Artist is unknown on this one. The post title comes from the caption on the uncropped image (if you click through) which is “Dernier Exploit de Jerôme”. My mechanically-assisted French is very bad, but I understand that to mean something like “Jerome’s last feat” and if we assume that the famous priest and saint is meant, then “Jerome’s last miracle” becomes at least a plausible-seeming translation. Given that he’s portrayed as enormously rotund and yet very much in the process of catching a nubile nude woman who is fleeing as slowly as may be required, I think we can safely assume satirical intent in the captioning.
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Anal Sex And Orgasms At Slate
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010 -- by Bacchus
I would be remiss if I did not link you to William Salatan’s article The Riddle of the Sphincter: Why do women who have anal sex get more orgasms?
The survey data is real; it’s the explanation that’s uncertain. So he lays out more than a dozen possible theories to explain the data, and it’s quite an interesting read:
9. Love and trust cause orgasms and anal sex.
One woman writes:
The more I love and trust someone, the more likely I am to have an orgasm while with him–and the more likely I am to be okay with pushing society’s “norms” with him. Similarly, the more he proves that he knows what he’s doing, the more likely I am to let him do something that could potentially really, really hurt me.
This is the most uplifting theory. It implies that the sample of women who report regular anal sex is heavily biased toward intimate relationships. The data strongly support this. Compared with women who are single and dating, women in a relationship are only about 50 percent more likely, at best, to report vaginal sex in the last 90 days. But they’re two to three times more likely to report anal sex. And women who live with their boyfriends are more likely to report anal sex–but not more likely to report vaginal sex–than women who don’t. Anal sex, more so than vaginal sex, seems to correlate with intimacy and commitment.
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Girl Sushi
Sunday, May 9th, 2010 -- by Bacchus
I’ve seen a lot of hentai images of girls (or idealized cartoon bits thereof) being served as food, having food served on their bodies, or just being devoured. But this is the first live-action photo of a woman as sushi that I’ve seen. It comes from a magazine cover:
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