I’m typing this with a raging hangover after my hockey club’s annual dinner/dance, so I’m going to keep it brief! This month’s two anonymous submissions are very different in tone, but share a common theme of empowerment: both see the body as something to be enjoyed, and each – in her own way – is taking charge of how they do that with these photo posts.
FGM
No one ever suggested to me that I should get anything pierced.
But then about nine years ago, I went into a piercing studio in Camden.
It was my decision, my free will, to walk into that studio on that day and ask them to put a hole into me that I can put some jewellery through.
That day, I got a piercing.
It’s a piercing that I love.
A piercing that I will probably only take out when I’m old and wrinkly.
A piercing that I have enjoyed with different partners, a piercing that has enriched my sex life due to its position.
A piercing that is now making me a victim of crime.
A victim of FGM.
Even though it was entirely my own decision, the World Health Organisation will now see me as having suffered an act of FGM at the hands of the lovely young lady who I asked and paid to put some bling through my clit hood.
An act that if I ever do take my piercing out, you won’t know it has ever been done to me.
FGM is brutal. It’s degrading. It’s horrible. It’s something I wouldn’t even wish on my worst enemy! It’s something that should be banned and stopped.
Is it genital piercings though that women choose to have? I really don’t think so.
The Breakfast Club
The Breakfast Club met 30 years ago this week for detention. It’s one of my favourite films. I’ve re-created one moment from the movie for my Sinful Sunday picture.
For those who haven’t seen it: Molly Ringwald’s character applies her lip colour without using her hands by placing the lipstick in her cleavage. She does it sitting at her desk. I’ve done it lying in bed using the lipstick that I used recently to write “slut” and “fucktoy” on a guy that I dominated for the first time a few weeks ago. Every time I apply it to my lips I think of how it looked smeared on his cock after I teased him with my mouth.
At another point in the film Judd Nelson’s character ends up under her desk, between her legs, looking up at her panties. My sub ended up on his back and between my legs as I rode his face, rubbing my juices over his lips and tongue and only allowing him to breathe when his hand grabbed my thigh tightly.
At the end of the film the teenagers go home. After our dom/sub session the guy and I went out for a very civilised lunch. Will we meet again? Like the detention students, I’m uncertain but hopeful. What’s for sure is that, like Ringwald and co., me and the guy are changed forever now because of what we shared that day.
15 replies on “Sinful Sunday: Anonymous (March)”
Oh my God. I fucking LOVE the first shot. The image is just absolutely beautiful and the words are amazing. Amazing! Brilliant!
And the second one is a very cool shot. Breakfast Club will always have a fond place in my heart (although it will always always be second to the awesomeness of St Elmo’s Fire!!) but next time I watch it I’ll probably think a little differently about it!
Beautiful pictures and two distinctly different messages blended together with your words.
These are both absolutely amazing images in very different ways. The top one is so sultry but the words that go with it tell a different story, which is that women are still being judged by people as unable to make their own decisions about their bodies. The second image is deliciously overt and brash and again the words tell of woman taking control and loving it
Mollyxxx
The first shot is gorgeous, and I think it’s totally absurd that vaginal piercings will be classified as FGM.
The second shot is fun. Love the red lips 🙂
Rebel xox
The first photo is gorgeous, and I think it’s totally absurd that vaginal piercings will be classified as FGM.
The second photo is a fun shot. Love the red lips.
Rebel xox
Two very different images yet both are so powerful in their own ways.
Velvet x
I love the first picture. I won’t write a whole essay here about FGM and how the current situation with piercings is not only ridiculous but highly dangerous for the future of the campaign. That picture is so stunning. It is so sumptuous and sensual. The smooth curves, the tones of the skin and the lighting just add to the beauty of that piercing.
The second is definitely more of a shout about who is in control.
Both of these images project confidence and women who definitely make the decisions that are good for them.
As a guy with a pierced dick I find it ridiculous that they have decided that a piercing could be considered FGM and not have the same rules applied to a guy. My other half had her clit hood done not that long ago and she certainly wasn’t forced to do so. It was her choice and she loves it!
Great pictures 🙂
Hahah FGM.. very political post. I am completely in favor of Porn for Politics.
Both images are fantastic but the words that accompany the first one really hits home. I am not pierced but it angers me I cannot choose to do so if I wish.
Both pictures are beautiful.
These are fantastic! The first is incredibly powerful, the message is important but I also think the image stands alone in a really compelling way. The second photo is delightful and made me smile before I even read the words because I immediately thought of Molly Ringwald and her lipstick.
I love my genital piercings and have never considered them FGM.
Great take on the Breakfast Club!
~Kazi xxx
I love these images and the words that go with them. I especially like the words with number one. I personally don’t think genital piercings are FGM.
Both are wonderful, sexy shots. But that first one – I am in awe. Absolutely beautiful.