As if you did not already know, this is some terrible mastering skills on display right here:
These panels drive the plot of the rest of the most recent Oglaf cartoon, and things go, as you would expect, downhill from there.
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The post this blonde is chained to is, I’m thinking, probably heavier than it needs to be; but it makes a great visual backdrop for whatever is about to happen to her.
Artwork is from the cover of Tabu: Caligola.
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According to this story in the Guardian, the original written-in-prison manuscript for the Marquis de Sade’s notorious 120 Days Of Sodom was expected to sell for nearly six million Euros at auction last month, but was plucked from the sale by order of the French government upon being declared a national treasure:
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Have you ever wanted to have your own blow-up rubber doll with a real girl inside? It’s the best of both worlds, especially when the real girl is Marina:
Photos are from deep in the members-only archives at Infernal Restraints.
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One reason I don’t talk about bondage and BDSM risk issues much is that everybody else does; there’s plenty of good kink-risk information to be found. What’s more, most sites in what would be my position (people who are not risk experts, talking about risk) tend to err on the side of caution; this leads to lots of ridiculous “safety” advice that is obviously super-overcautious, and I don’t want to be that guy.
Violet on Twitter, talking about electrical toys, captures a lot of my attitude, even though I usually just keep my mouth shut instead:
Look, most e-stim devices certainly CAN be used safely above the waist. Including the TENS machines (which are on the FDA's 'non-significant risk' device list, btw, & usually prescribed to help with things like back pain & headaches) and violet wands.
— Violet (@APolyPrincess) December 9, 2017
So please, for the love of god, stop spreading this utter nonsense. When doing e-stim you should avoid crossing the heart. That doesn't mean that EVERYWHERE on your chest/back/neck is a danger zone if you're using these devices with any amount of common sense at all.
— Violet (@APolyPrincess) December 9, 2017
Has NO ONE who's written about e-stim toys ever spoken to a doctor or occupational therapist about this? 'Cause they'll laugh at you.
— Violet (@APolyPrincess) December 9, 2017
I'm as big of an advocate for safety and *risk awareness* as anyone, but the amount of fear mongering that revolves around e-stim compared to other kinky activities (some of which that actually do carry higher risk) is ridiculous.
— Violet (@APolyPrincess) December 9, 2017
It also makes it *incredibly difficult* for people to educate themselves on the *actual risks* when there's this much misinformation circling around.
— Violet (@APolyPrincess) December 9, 2017
So stop. Just stop.
Thank you. ⚡️— Violet (@APolyPrincess) December 9, 2017
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This bondage kiss comes from a movie poster for Jesus Franco’s Venus in Furs:
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Our Heroine has reached that piquant stage of her hazardous misadventures where, due to costume failure, her bikini vacation has become monokini peril:
Her bondage situation at the hands (tendrils?) of animated clumps of menacing seaweed graces the cover of a 1974 German-language pulp magazine called Dan Shocker’s Silber Grusel-Krimi: Atoll Des Schreckens.
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