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Mad Men, 308

ROLEPLAY, BABY!

suicideblonde:

Banksy

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suicideblonde:

Ellen von Unwerth

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Glee - Single Ladies (Football Team Dance) 09/23/09 (via gleevideos)

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Half Family by Lisa Yuskavage (F/lthyGorgeousTh/ngs)

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Taschen published a book compiled by Uwe Ommer of women (inexperienced in photography), shooting themselves in states of undress and often self-pleasuring. The book was inspired by Ommer one day catching his babysitter in the mirror, taking pictures of herself with his Polaroid camera.

Some of the models set everything up themselves, while others were assisted by Ommer with lighting and angles. Do It Yourself is a selection of candid and beautiful images, with a voyeuristic edge.

Uwe Ommer (F/lthyGorgeousTh/ngs)

filthygorgeousthings:

Taschen published a book compiled by Uwe Ommer of women (inexperienced in photography), shooting themselves in states of undress and often self-pleasuring. The book was inspired by Ommer one day catching his babysitter in the mirror, taking pictures of herself with his Polaroid camera.

Some of the models set everything up themselves, while others were assisted by Ommer with lighting and angles. Do It Yourself is a selection of candid and beautiful images, with a voyeuristic edge.

Uwe Ommer (F/lthyGorgeousTh/ngs)

bohemea:

Mad Men boys - Newsweek by Art Streiber, 2009

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suicideblonde:

sexual:

“ I don’t think that this movement of sexual practices has anything to do with the disclosure or the uncovering of S&M tendencies deep within our unconscious, and so on. I think that S&M is much more than that; it’s the real creation of new possibilities of pleasure, which people had no idea about previously. The idea that S&M is related to a deep violence, that S&M practice is a way of liberating this violence, this aggression, is stupid. We know very well what all those people are doing is not aggressive; they are inventing new possibilities of pleasure with strange parts of their body—through the eroticization of the body.

— Michel Foucault, “Sex, Power, and the Politics of Identity” (1982/1984)

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Lucy Liu