My Glass Heart
Model: @denvermax
Photographer: H. Morgen
https://twitter.com/HMorgen
This is a shoot I did with H. Morgen that is much more sexual then the shoots I have previously shown. If well received I will share much more sexually explicit material of my own in the future. Comments are appreciated. Follow me for more fun content of this nature.
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These are very intimate pictures. For someone prudish like myeself, they can be somewhat offputting, because they seem far too intimate for public display.
Normally I would not spend much time with such images, but today I spent a lot of time studying them, first to understand the anatomical considerations of the poses, then to try to understand you as an individual.
Of course I don't expect answers from you directly, but the questions I ask myself are: What is this person's motivation for allowing such an intimate view of her body? Does this individual get pleasure from the exhibitionism? Does this indivdual get pleasure from using the toy, specifically while performing these poses? Can pleasure from the use of the toy exist consummately with what should be inescapable feelings of exposure and vulnerability? Do I have any preconceptions or inhibitions that prevent me from appreciating the full beauty of these images?
I have been on a sort of intellectual exploration of the meaning of intimacy lately and tried to further that exploration by studying your pictures.
My conclusion is that if I cast aside this feeling that I view your body as a sexual object, and instead attempt to view your body as an artistic object, my appreciation of these images increases.
For some individuals, the idea of revealing the most intimate parts of their bodies isn't crude, it's empowering.
I can see the artistic beauty in these pictures, and there's no doubt that the photographer and the model are both talented - however even for me these are a little off-putting because I am not yet accustomed to the genre and, as you said, these are very intimate pictures.
Also, viewing anyone's body as a sexual object enters the realm of objectification, which is belittling and ignorant.
Money, Power, Sexiness..
I know back when I used to do the whole porn thing (Yes.. KLYE was a porn star a few times) it was something of a train of thought along the lines of.. "I fuck anyways, May as well make some money at it too and get some other people off".
I like what you've written here.. It shows evolution of consciousness.
Best one yet ;)
Thank you!
Go for it!
I'm going!
lovely pics! I will follow you as I'm into exhibitionism / voyeurism and trying to find interesting stuff about it in here