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Kinsey Three
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Curious and curiouser. Bi fella in NYC. Aspiring flaneur and acolyte seeking holiness through beauty, humanity, and sensuality.
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kingnothing1996.bsky.social
Also fun fact the dude who introduced this legislation has in the past voted against banning child marriage
September 15, 2025 at 8:43 PM
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darkchibishadow.bsky.social
Why should I have to accept a version of America where we are so afraid of porn that we have effectively banned it thru these laws? Why should I have to lose my job and passion?

Stop telling me to use a VPN or crypto and start fucking contacting people. Thank you.
September 15, 2025 at 8:33 PM
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personalami.bsky.social
High res with all the alt variants at subscribestar.adult/personalami or patreon.com/personalami as always❤️
August 27, 2025 at 7:37 AM
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bpbigg.bsky.social
AAA is a recurring collection of long-form writing that celebrates and investigates porn games and porn game culture!

1st Issue: bp-games.itch.io/adult-analys...
2nd Issue: bp-games.itch.io/adult-analys...
3rd Issue: bp-games.itch.io/adult-analys...
Web Versions: www.bpgamesinc.com/aaablog/
Snippet from "Femboys, Futanari, And Finding Myself In The Space Between Their Bodies". Text reads "Importantly, the futanari rarely has a history. If you ask how she got her penis, the answer may be "magic" or it may be "I don't know, I've always had it." The question you never ask a futanari, though, is "how did you become a girl?" That would be missing the point. Just as she is unquestionably a woman, she may have as well always been one, or been a girl before she was a woman, and nothing else before that." Snippet from "'I'm Game If You Are' - Reclaiming Consent Through Porn Games". Text reads "Playing games like Ladykiller in a Bind gave me fictionalized examples of these kinds of conversations necessary for a healthier approach to BDSM. I was able to see situations where consent and safety were established in these kinds of sexual situations without breaking the immersion of a fictional video game. It was nice as a player to have agency in the choices of dialogue and gave me a better vocabulary for what was possible in sex and intimacy. It didn't feel too clinical like some sexual education material can come across, it felt like a story I had a role in." Snippet from "The Tension Between "Aristic" Adult Games & Pornography". Text reads "Capitalism flattens artistic expression into marketable categories as a means to extract value. It does not care for intent or expression, and instead reduces media down to a checklist of content it does or does not include. If a game depicts sex, it goes in the adult category. It doesn't consider why or how the sex is depicted, and if the player is or isn't invited to jerk off to it. All that matters is that reputable marketers are not running their ads next to "female-presenting nipples", or that four old white men aren't reminded the money they move around was touched by a trans woman at some point." Snippet from "Yes It Was Worth It: An Argument For Quality Porn Games". Text reads "What makes Deathblossom an adult game is that sex is presented in a way that invites the viewer to participate, instead of just gesturing at it with a fade-to-black. In practical terms, that means it needs to be hot! It’s written with the detail and attention of steamy erotica because that’s what it is. The undead represent a rejection of death despite its inevitability; they crave sex to feel alive again. Well, they get it, and I want the player to feel that gut-pounding, cum-pumping, hedonistic abandon. The principle is very similar to what makes good action in a game; it is both a narrative device and a pleasure in itself, making your heart race and engaging you on a primal level when it’s done right. In Deathblossom, I wanted it all."
June 18, 2025 at 10:16 PM
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reprapryn.bsky.social
If they had to have liability insurance like a doctor, a roofer, EMT, or even a fucking barber, policing in America would be radically different. It would also make money for being able to actually fund social programs that stop crime at the source.

This system incentivizes cruelty
June 13, 2025 at 8:40 PM