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I quit my job as a librarian to become a dominatrix, I now make money telling dad jokes in the nude

Worldwide BDSM News From The Media Posted by tom verhoevenPosted on Wed, November 20, 2024 17:10:15

Source: Dailymail.co.uk

USA – A former librarian who ditched books for sex work has revealed the weirdest requests she has received from her ‘submissive’ male clients.

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Lindy Myles, 36, from Oklahoma, volunteered in libraries as a teenager and continued to work in them for 12 years as an adult, even completing a Masters in Library Science.

But soon the bookworm realised she was ‘no longer happy’ in the public library sector and decided to take on a ‘new challenge’.

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Pasta Bondage: Surrealist Indian Photoseries ‘Edibles’ Juxtaposes Food & Fetish Play

Worldwide BDSM News From The Media Posted by tom verhoevenPosted on Wed, November 20, 2024 16:49:00

Source: Homegrown.co.in

INDIA – The pomegranate is indubitably the favourite fruit in art history. A treasury of symbolism that vibrates power, passion, it has been used as a metaphor for femininity, death, desire and even cannibalism as a form of romance – to offer oneself (literally) for the sustenance of your beloved. Some have also called it the perfect fruit for horror. Throughout history food is employed in art, literature & film as reliable allegories for the human body, life & mortality. Through visual and textual surrealism, this parallel between the two has inconspicuously expanded our understanding of existence and our place in the world.

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Drawing upon the same visceral connection, ‘Edibles’ is a triptych that intersects two very similar instincts of humanity: hunger and desire. The photo series by artist duo Rhea and Mayank was produced under the mentorship of Apurva Kulkarni and presented at his second series of online workshop titled ‘Everyday Objects Shriek Aloud’. Designed to honour surrealism’s centenary, Edibles transforms ordinary items into provocative symbols.

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