Through Orlando’s Tumblr page, which is already hot enough to keep me distracted, I’ve stumbled across the Leathermen Tumblr page, which might be enough to destroy my productivity forever. Particularly distracting thus far are this image of a top wringing a washcloth (presumably full of his own sweat) over the bound and bruised body of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘identity’
I’m really a gay leather boy
Posted in Explainers, Photos, Sexuality, Smut, tagged dating, evolution, fantasies, gender, history, identity, leather, links, queer on July 22, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Tuesday Advice: Shifting identities
Posted in Advice, Philosophizing, Sexuality, tagged how-to, identity on January 26, 2010 | 11 Comments »
This week’s question is a doozy, and it comes at a time when I’ve been thinking about the topic of identity a lot. A big post is in the offing about shifting identities, switching, genderfuck, orientation, and a whole bunch of other shit that I found myself navigating this past weekend. But now, to the [...]
Questioning Desires: A place for sissies and worms?
Posted in blogs, Philosophizing, tagged clients, identity, kink psychology, links, objectification, pathology, professional, sissies on July 14, 2009 | 26 Comments »
I realize lately that I’ve been feeling an uncomfortable internal conflict over two major lines of thought I’ve been reading in the blogrolls. One: the argument that those of us who are kinky and whole have been having with the radical feminists over whether submission is okay for women (In case you’ve been sleeping: the [...]
Marina Abramović: pain, presence, art and kink
Posted in Media Commentary, Performance, Philosophizing, tagged identity, kink psychology, links, pain, things we don't talk about, video on June 24, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I’ve been pretty silent here for a while. There are reasons, of course; there always are. But I would like to be saying more in this space. It’s just that the things that are happening to me in the kink realm seem increasingly private, and it’s hard to talk about them in a space where [...]
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