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Reblogged from masturbater
This just makes me dizzy thinking about it!

This just makes me dizzy thinking about it!

(Source: masturbater, via sexualvoodoo)

I just found a bunch of ol’ strap-on pics on a flashdrive so I’m sharing one. I’ll upload more another day so this doesn’t becomes the Old Pictures On My Computer blog.

I just found a bunch of ol’ strap-on pics on a flashdrive so I’m sharing one. I’ll upload more another day so this doesn’t becomes the Old Pictures On My Computer blog.

Photographer: Mistress Max Rulz - http://www.maxrulz.com

I took these pictures a year ago and I’ve gotten a lot of interesting feedback. Some of the comments were like, “Just where a slave needs to be.” or “Doing what comes natural to black women.”

First off, I’m not a woman. And I’m not your slave or anyone else’s for that matter. What I am is a person who enjoys bondage and I had the opportunity to sleep in a set of beautifully crafted steel chains.

Yes, I’m aware of the connotations a viewer might project/assume about me as the model. But I’m also aware of the connotations for me. I learned from this that when you sleep in chains, it restricts your body and after being in bondage for a while, you can enter a trance state. Some call it subspace. It has many names. For me, it was sexy, exciting. It was amazing and life-changing.

Some people expressed discomfort about these photos. To them I say, at this point in my life I am not longer in the habit of adjusting my behavior because of the perceptions of others and I don’t intend again to start today.

D’Angelo in GQ Magazine (June 2012), Out now in Print. Online version should be available around May 22, 2012.

Pick up a copy for a good and thorough interview.

Photographer: Gregory Harris

Stylist: Stefan Campbell

Hair: Roxanne George

Grooming: Holli Smith using MAC cosmetics

Shirt, Pants and Belt from Versace

Tie from Title of Work

Large Bracelet and Ring from Burkindy

Other Bracelets from David Yurman

Yeah yeah, that’s nice. But D’Angelo wearing clothes < THIS.

Whenever I see him, I imagine this video. And if this don’t make you feel like a pervert, nothing will.

Reblogged from fuckyeahfeminists
fuckyeahfeminists:

overratedunderwhelmed:

sanityscraps:

fuckyeahfeminists:

DEAD



Rihanna - feminist icon?

I just kind of lost all respect for her after she got back with Chris Brown. Lack of money/resources, having kids with a partner…those are usually the reasons it’s a lot easier said than done leaving an abuser. But she has money and resources out the ying-yang, no kids with Brown…so she chose to go back to him. 

So I normally do not look at the responses or notes in my blog because it is often a lot to go through or I am just too busy. However, I saw this on my phone and I felt like I had to respond because this is really worrisome logic and I think this is something that needs to be address.
First of all, I chose this screencap because I thought it was kickass that Rihanna used a snarky ass response to some fucking slut-shaming and body policing. It’s one thing to disagree with someone’s outfit, but to equate covering one’s body and ‘classing it up’ is just not okay. The media been having fun trying to hate on her and I like that she fought back in her little way. While she herself may not be a feminist (I have no idea if she is or not - and frankly, right now I don’t care), the act of speaking out against that shit can be seen as a feminist act.
Secondly, I think it’s really fucking problematic for us to only find victims/survivors to return to abusers acceptable under certain circumstances. There is more to being in an abusive relationship than economic dependency. The person being abused can be more successful, have more potential for independence, have friends, etc. That does not change the inevitable mental and emotional manipulation that happens to someone abused. Remember, this person loves the individual that has created this terrible trap - even if it isnt physical it is most definitely mental. So there are more reason than just MONEY or CHILDREN for people to stay.
Many couples don’t have children. Many teens end up in abusive relationships and stay. Most of these teens are not economically dependent on their partner, but rather their guardians. Should we judge these teens who go back to abusers because there’s “no reason” to stay or return? No. Fuck that.
THIS SORT of mentality is what perpetuates this victim-blaming culture where we still hold this disproportional responsibility on the abused to avoid being abused. People lose respect for Rihanna and then Chris Brown is celebrated and the rest of us is told to “move on?”
Fine, say you lose respect for Rihanna. That’s your perogative. But DON’T create this hierarchy of ‘acceptable reasons to stay with your abuser.’ That’s really fucking wrong and that’s personally hurtful - I know what it’s like to be trapped mentally in an abusive relationship. It isn’t just about physical dependency. There’s so much more. And existing in a culture where the abused has to deal with so much more scrutiny not only for being abused, but for their behavior before and after that it is no wonder people feel inclined to stay.
It is so easy to blame yourself - I know I’ve done that and sometimes slip into that mentality today YEARS later, but I can’t IMAGINE how tough it is to have millions of people around the world blaming you, saying your abuser is innocent, etc. It can be so easy to really just give in to one’s feelings and take an easier (at least in the short run) choice to go back.
In the end, I totally know it must be hard for her. I know how hard it is for other survivors. We need to check ourselves when we decide to choose to comment on the decisions of people while in the really fucking hard period of going through a violence relationship. Perhaps I should not be respected for going back to abusers - to people who have bruised me, sent me to the hospital, raped me. But I know deep down I am not to blame and there are a million different reasons and other pressures that make it so hard to leave.
/end rant

Bottom line, how Rihanna handles her life after an abusive relationship doesn&#8217;t really need to be a public debate. It&#8217;s private, complicated and apparently not a subject she wishes to discuss any longer. Nor is her wardrobe (AS A PERFORMER, lest we forget) even that shocking. And the fact that she doesn&#8217;t take shit for it from Twitter fucks earns her mad points in my book. And this idea that as soon as you are famous, you are a role model for everyone is ludicrous. That is an argument used to make people in the public eye conform to an arbitrary, ever-changing standard set up by a society steeped in kyriachy.
Celebuzz can eat my ass.  Or not. Whichever hurts their feelings more.

fuckyeahfeminists:

overratedunderwhelmed:

sanityscraps:

fuckyeahfeminists:

DEAD

Rihanna - feminist icon?

I just kind of lost all respect for her after she got back with Chris Brown. Lack of money/resources, having kids with a partner…those are usually the reasons it’s a lot easier said than done leaving an abuser. But she has money and resources out the ying-yang, no kids with Brown…so she chose to go back to him. 

So I normally do not look at the responses or notes in my blog because it is often a lot to go through or I am just too busy. However, I saw this on my phone and I felt like I had to respond because this is really worrisome logic and I think this is something that needs to be address.

First of all, I chose this screencap because I thought it was kickass that Rihanna used a snarky ass response to some fucking slut-shaming and body policing. It’s one thing to disagree with someone’s outfit, but to equate covering one’s body and ‘classing it up’ is just not okay. The media been having fun trying to hate on her and I like that she fought back in her little way. While she herself may not be a feminist (I have no idea if she is or not - and frankly, right now I don’t care), the act of speaking out against that shit can be seen as a feminist act.

Secondly, I think it’s really fucking problematic for us to only find victims/survivors to return to abusers acceptable under certain circumstances. There is more to being in an abusive relationship than economic dependency. The person being abused can be more successful, have more potential for independence, have friends, etc. That does not change the inevitable mental and emotional manipulation that happens to someone abused. Remember, this person loves the individual that has created this terrible trap - even if it isnt physical it is most definitely mental. So there are more reason than just MONEY or CHILDREN for people to stay.

Many couples don’t have children. Many teens end up in abusive relationships and stay. Most of these teens are not economically dependent on their partner, but rather their guardians. Should we judge these teens who go back to abusers because there’s “no reason” to stay or return? No. Fuck that.

THIS SORT of mentality is what perpetuates this victim-blaming culture where we still hold this disproportional responsibility on the abused to avoid being abused. People lose respect for Rihanna and then Chris Brown is celebrated and the rest of us is told to “move on?”

Fine, say you lose respect for Rihanna. That’s your perogative. But DON’T create this hierarchy of ‘acceptable reasons to stay with your abuser.’ That’s really fucking wrong and that’s personally hurtful - I know what it’s like to be trapped mentally in an abusive relationship. It isn’t just about physical dependency. There’s so much more. And existing in a culture where the abused has to deal with so much more scrutiny not only for being abused, but for their behavior before and after that it is no wonder people feel inclined to stay.

It is so easy to blame yourself - I know I’ve done that and sometimes slip into that mentality today YEARS later, but I can’t IMAGINE how tough it is to have millions of people around the world blaming you, saying your abuser is innocent, etc. It can be so easy to really just give in to one’s feelings and take an easier (at least in the short run) choice to go back.

In the end, I totally know it must be hard for her. I know how hard it is for other survivors. We need to check ourselves when we decide to choose to comment on the decisions of people while in the really fucking hard period of going through a violence relationship. Perhaps I should not be respected for going back to abusers - to people who have bruised me, sent me to the hospital, raped me. But I know deep down I am not to blame and there are a million different reasons and other pressures that make it so hard to leave.

/end rant

Bottom line, how Rihanna handles her life after an abusive relationship doesn’t really need to be a public debate. It’s private, complicated and apparently not a subject she wishes to discuss any longer. Nor is her wardrobe (AS A PERFORMER, lest we forget) even that shocking. And the fact that she doesn’t take shit for it from Twitter fucks earns her mad points in my book. And this idea that as soon as you are famous, you are a role model for everyone is ludicrous. That is an argument used to make people in the public eye conform to an arbitrary, ever-changing standard set up by a society steeped in kyriachy.

Celebuzz can eat my ass.  Or not. Whichever hurts their feelings more.

(via msmochyn)

Reblogged from gothetsyfinds
dumbthingswhitepplsay:

gothetsyfinds:

Leather bra with tooled leather overlay by cristianetano.

$260

beautiful
but it better feed me creme brulee whenever i want for this money


My Leather fetish just kicked into overload.
And somewhere, a bootblack just had an orgasm.

dumbthingswhitepplsay:

gothetsyfinds:

Leather bra with tooled leather overlay by cristianetano.


$260

beautiful

but it better feed me creme brulee whenever i want for this money

My Leather fetish just kicked into overload.

And somewhere, a bootblack just had an orgasm.

Reblogged from mosesmunro
mosesmunro:

Huhmayzing. (Taken with instagram)

Alright, which one perverts did this?
You know you wanna fess up.

mosesmunro:

Huhmayzing. (Taken with instagram)

Alright, which one perverts did this?

You know you wanna fess up.

Reblogged from vintageafrica
vintageafrica:

African Fashion Show#African Men

I am hosting a fashion show in my pants. You are all cordially invited.

vintageafrica:

African Fashion Show
#African Men

I am hosting a fashion show in my pants. You are all cordially invited.

Reblogged from spacegypsy
My first hint that I was kinky involved my Barbie. When I was little, I would get a new doll and immediately strip all her clothes off. Then she would go on adventures naked. I would drag her around naked everywhere. My mother was so embarrassed that her 3 year old was rubbing her naked doll&#8217;s crotch on everything. I remember once at church, this nice lady gave me some Barbie clothes. She said, &#8220;Isn&#8217;t your doll going to get cold?&#8221;
I remember thinking, &#8220;Yeah, but it&#8217;s better than having a strip of Velcro running down the back of everything you own.&#8221; But I put her clothes on. Thanked the nice lady. 10 mins later, Naked Barbie was on an adventure that required humping everything she could get her hands on. Teddy Bears. Bibles. Shoes. She was all about tribbing*. And if you wondered what a Barbie orgasm looks like, it&#8217;s when you position her arms over her head and make wiggle her legs.
I mean&#8230; obviously&#8230; right?
And she was a bit of a dominant too because Ken would patiently wait in the shoebox (ie. apartment) while Barbie conducted her sexual adventures and then she&#8217;d come home and sit on his face.
True story.

*Fun fact for those who don&#8217;t know: Tribbing (or Tribadism) is also know as scissoring which is a form of non-penetrative sex where someone rubs their vulva on body parts and/or objects to get off. YAY for learning dirty words!

My first hint that I was kinky involved my Barbie. When I was little, I would get a new doll and immediately strip all her clothes off. Then she would go on adventures naked. I would drag her around naked everywhere. My mother was so embarrassed that her 3 year old was rubbing her naked doll’s crotch on everything. I remember once at church, this nice lady gave me some Barbie clothes. She said, “Isn’t your doll going to get cold?”

I remember thinking, “Yeah, but it’s better than having a strip of Velcro running down the back of everything you own.” But I put her clothes on. Thanked the nice lady. 10 mins later, Naked Barbie was on an adventure that required humping everything she could get her hands on. Teddy Bears. Bibles. Shoes. She was all about tribbing*. And if you wondered what a Barbie orgasm looks like, it’s when you position her arms over her head and make wiggle her legs.

I mean… obviously… right?

And she was a bit of a dominant too because Ken would patiently wait in the shoebox (ie. apartment) while Barbie conducted her sexual adventures and then she’d come home and sit on his face.

True story.

*Fun fact for those who don’t know: Tribbing (or Tribadism) is also know as scissoring which is a form of non-penetrative sex where someone rubs their vulva on body parts and/or objects to get off. YAY for learning dirty words!

(Source: spacegypsy)

Reblogged from bigassgifs
vizuallynsane:

Oh god yes

That ass is so hypnotic&#8230;

vizuallynsane:

Oh god yes

That ass is so hypnotic…

(Source: bigassgifs.com, via newdawntwisted)