I want more people to write frankly about sex. I want to see an end to erotic illiteracy and to the censorship or sexual speech. I want to gut the stupidity and stereotypes that surround so many public discussions of sex and art.
— Susie Bright
nakedness: thetinybaker: (via realprincess)
chagrin: (via Darker Sights & Sounds)
One of my followers is “a 25-year old who hasn’t had enough sex in her life”. She’s welcome to stick around and learn how to get even less.
(via wilesandartifice)
(via ikandi)
We’re not the only ones,” I said, disparagingly. Ridiculous to pretend we’d invented nudity, or hotel trysts. I was being a killjoy—that’s supposed to be part of the fun: the naughtiness, the unseemliness, the uncommonness. Except this is all so very common.
Embarrassing—
I got lost. And then I lost my fear.
Strangers and high places
and nightly publishing myself
naked except for a fireman’s hat.
I danced and Jehovah’s Witnesses
came unglued in the parking lot.
My creation was like the earth’s.
In the beginning there was shame,
then the body after shame,
dangerous happiness—
If I could remember how I got here
I wouldn’t be lost.
Yet my body recommends me.
All that I promised that I would not do, I did.
I got over my fear of darkness
when it seemed to me anything out there
would probably be better
than what shone here in the light.
—Rodney Jones
