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Friday, July 18, 2025

There's A Perfect Couch for JD Vance And Midori Has It!

This is a couch created by an artist whose name I was unable to discover. (Was hoping to find them and discover they went only by their initial, which are JDV. No dice.) The image was posted to Midori's Twitter feed by Liz Highleyman, who is a medical editor and health journalist, serving as an editor for Cancer News. I'm assuming she does sexual health journalism as well, which is her connection to Midori but I don't know that for a fact. (Midori, for those who don't know is a bondage expert and sex educator who specializes in shibari bondage.) I'm assuming Midori had or has the couch but I really don't know.

Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Tuesday, July 15, 2025

Civitai AI Abomination

Whoa, Nelly! Truly a nightmarish image! I especially like the proto third eye in the forehead on the face growing out of her sternum. Created by me, using Civitai AI.

What horrifying prompt did I use to create this image? I'm glad I asked! It was: 

A beautiful woman lies spreadeagled on the bed. She is wearing a muzzle gag. A collar encircles her neck. Her wrists and ankles are cuffed. Ropes lead from the cuffs to the corners of the bed. She is rope tied to the bed. She looks up at the viewer with an imploring expression, her eyes open wide. bondage, handcuffs, chains, R0p3

OK, so that didn't come out EXACTLY as I had hoped. Though the exuberant moustache on the chesthead was intriguing.

But I AM making progress in some other iterations:

Same model, same prompt, just another iteration. Hell, yes! 

Sunday, July 13, 2025

The Credit Card Processors Are At It Again!

"What the hell? I have the best ass in porn! Let my people see it!" -- Sandra Romain, probably.

Image source: kink.com video 3494 starring Sandra Romain and Evan Stone.

I've been gettting dinged hard by just about every social media site in the last week or so, and no, I do not think it is a coincidence. The credit card processor companies, like Visa and MasterCard, mostly those two in fact, are having a fit over sexy stuff. Apparently what we view when we are on the Web is SOMEHOW their business. Actually I think the credit card companies are soulless money grubbers who don't really care at all what the money they process is used for. They would fund child rape if it was a lucrative business and there were no consequences for doing so. But the big banks behind the credit card companies work closely with the government because they own it, more or less, and when the pols start thinking it might be good to distract the voters with some sexual repression, they're happy to oblige, because it costs them very little in their view of things. And so it goes.

Google has put about three of my most recent post behind "Sensitive Content" filters, which is no big deal, my blog is CLEARLY not for non-adults and prudes. But look at what happened to my views over the last week:

Stats dropped from 3000+ views a day to 1500 to 300 to my current low of 80 views in a day.

I'm not saying that Google is choking the algorithm on this blog but they are DEFINITELY choking the algorithm on this blog. Joke's on them: Google Analytics shows that all but three or four of the views on my blog in the last week have been bots and scrapers. Won't SOMEBODY think of the poor bots and scrapers that don't get to see Sandra Romain's ass?

Facebook has been even worse. They recently sanctioned me with a 30 day ban on posting pictures for posting this picture:

OK, this one is on me, in a sense. If you peer very hard at her crotch it looks like the outer edges of her outer labia are visible on either side of her chastity belt/panties. Woman has vagina! Shameful!

So, there was that. I thought I was safe with the panties and the freaking chastity belt but apparently not.

The only social media that hasn't dinged me yet is Twitter. Of course, all my posts are behind a "sensitive content" filter so kids can't see them, and I'm fine with that. I'm hoping things continue this way but the way things have been going...

Also, the credit card processor censorship has affected my ability to access the tool providers I need to create AI art. It's just sad. They always go after the creators first.