#group nudity

[chlobody]

Sisters of Sedona

[gettingthemout]

Death....... By Snu Snu!

[softpine]

the fact that the internet is simultaneously becoming so censored in some aspects (nudity, sex, even swearing!!!) but bigots are consistently given free rein is just so... i don't even know what to say anymore

[boomdeyadah]

Fellas is it gay to lock eyes over the first cup of tea in the morning

[thescruffiestotter]

Sex, cuddles, and intimacy. With @harlanparamore @socknjockdaddy and Puma Daddy Khio

[hanzajesthanza]

~a vampire at dawn~

excuse the quick sketch, for this post is less about the art and more about the idea behind it... i have this headcanon from when geralt's company was trekking with the beekeepers through the wilderness:

although they were initially very grateful to have three meals a day prepared for them, they quickly got sick of having honeyed porridge served for all three of them. "Everything was sticky from the honey, even the young women." milva began to get nauseous at mealtimes, and cahir, usually ravenous at mealtimes as befits a strapping young lad such as he, even turned down a few bowls.

regis, however, was quite happy with it.

because, as is mentioned later in the book, about saovine traditions: "The spirits of the dead (...) should be given honey and groats, all sprinkled with vodka…" i imagine some confusing night where he went into a villager's hut to drink blood, but, it was around saovine, so they were even expecting someone like him to arrive and to even be looking for such a thing. prepared for such a situation, they handed him some kasza with honey. he didn't really know what to do with it, but they instructed him on how to eat... it was surprisingly pretty good, so he started pulling this on all the other villages, like hey i;m "undead" (whatever that means) do you have any "porridge" with "honey." yeah also put a little vodka on it while you're at it.

so honeyed groats turned out to be the first human food he ate, and over time, became like a comfort food to him. now he has it without the vodka though

[mariocki]

Edward Woodward stars as The Man (named Frank in dialogue), a neurotic adulterer in midlife crisis, in Play for Today: Evelyn (BBC, 1971), Rhys Adrian's adaptation of his previous radio play

[chlobody]

Colorado sunrise with my girls

[consultingdemiwitch]

You’re just as bound as it is

[carbonateddelusion]

yippee finished

[chlobody]

Sirens washed ashore

[babtest]

that post got me thinking about 'unsexy nudity', and the differentiation between 'unsexy' as in, just naked and doing stuff and 'unsexy' as in, ment to have sex-appeal but doesn't.

And i'd like to propose the term 'hyperreal nudity'. Where it is supposed to be sexy, but so clearly staged, posed, lit, edited, calibrated to have mass appeal and symbolise 'sexy' there's no real sexy substance in it