To avoid having uncategorized nudity, I was already using this trick in 2024, even though I could use /sexual label. But that didn't save my blog from being flagged as adult, and a bot (another one) responded to my appeals by saying my blog should be hidden and not indexed by search engines to preserve the community. It's just nudity and risqué jokes; it's legal according to your rules. I'm not a pornographer, and I've even flagged posts that weren't mine as adult (nor would I have been punished if I'd posted them unclassified).

But… it wasn't enough, and my Ñ (better for visibility than .) makes people answer me, even though there are like five answered asks about it, and I exposed the bug that week. The moots get angry when I tell them to read my blog, which I posted four days ago. I say it politely, but they still get angry. They say they don't have time to look at my blog, yet people have time to ask me about things I've said. Why do they ask so many questions that you should have an FAQ section? What's going on?

Look at you asking that question when you're hiding your mask—because that's what those weird blog names are, blogs that reveal nothing about you, just pictures. Tumblr is eminently visual and non-literate; it went years without restrictions (censorship), and now they're trying to impose them, but much of it has reached a state of primitivist barbarism worthy of a Ballard novel. I don't read what they're saying; I decipher their fixations, fantasies, and desires. They communicate, but I don't think they're aware of it.

What is it that I'm trying to hide? I don't protect anyone, I just try to make sure that by seeing the likes I give so that a blog keeps showing up in my feed, boring people get weird ideas. I need the previous blog; it has a lot of photos of girls' skin, and it's safer to reblog than to upload anything yourself (the censor bots are crazy: I show pubic hair and nothing happens, I upload a photo of skirts with fishnet stockings and it warns me that I'm uploading something too sexy…). In those nearly 1500 blogs, there are people without clothes, but also curiosities like urbex, sophisticated lingerie, goth fashion, bladed weapons, memes about depression and femininity, and girls peeing or anti-feminist and mind control memes that I study and collect. But nothing illegal (sometimes sensitive for censorship here, though) and nothing shady. People think I'm interested in gore, Satan, and animals in a bad way, but believe me, I'm very boring. All of that is just urban legend about a girl here who doesn't flaunt her body like others do, which is their right, and who's careful about what she shares about herself for her own safety and to avoid being found out. I read a lot, I like discovering new music here and everywhere, and I like photos of hugs and tender kisses that I don't have, although I hate that I get so many pictures of cute kittens and amazing, huge goth boots or impossible heels that I can't afford.

No era pregunta abierta el post, ya daba parte yo de las posibilidades del modelito para el trabajo. Tampoco es que pensara comprarme uno igual o parecido, el post es parte del humor grueso y cancelable que a veces me pernito. Sí, hay cierto parecido con la modelo, alguna vez se ha precisado más a este respecto en el histórico del blog.

-Dicho contenido basa su valor en lo anterior, pero pierde si se sospecha que lo que vemos está falseado o manipulado: si piensan que las situaciones del reality están guionizadas, los orgasmos fingidos y similares. Sin embargo, se contamina ya la realidad natural de esos actos cuando saben los sujetos que hay una cámara. Eso puede notarse en lo exagerados que son a veces (los implicados en ambos) o en las propias posturas del porno que permiten buenos planos que confirmen que el sexo es de verdad. También hay edición del metraje para hacerlo producto distribuible, y eso también es falsearlo si lo piensas, pero eso no es tema ahora.

Por estas razones, el que su interés reside en mostrarte una realidad restringida que te pierdes (a modo edulcorado, adulterado y filmada en entorno controlado) en vez de ficciones, dijo lo que dijo de compartirse una misma lógica de producto en el artículo que hice para explicar el término Porneia, así como contaba que lo uso porque lo vendido semisecreto a las miradas de extraños no siempre es sexo (y porque quería tener palabro técnico que me ahorrara usar una y otra vez una larga paráfrasis).

Espero que esto baste como explicación de la base. Para terceros y curiosos dejo el artículo en cuestión AQUÍ.

Digo que es parte de la base de mi materia porque tener claro el mercadeo de todo tipo de voyerismos sexuales o no, y saber explicarlo de forma accesible por medio de estos dos ejemplos populares que deberían conocer tus interlocutores; solo sirve para hacerse el divertido o el interesante en un brunch. Lo interesante es ir más allá. ¿Y que hay más allá? Pues no lo se, porque estoy recorriendo o rastreando ese camino con vosotros, contando según tenga algo que parece claro y corrigiéndome si es necesario.

Me interesan (y mucho, más que analizar porno) las fantasmagorías relativamente nuevas para el mercado como el porno de cámara de seguridad y más que este que haya servicios que ofrecen espiar así pensando en otorgarte intimidad fisiológica (y no hablo tanto de sexo que puede haber como el que llame la atención ver como se lava los dientes y hace pis la gente).

An AI can take elements and give you a different personalized children's story for each night, but it won't be the same if you don't tell it to the children yourself. Nor can you replace them with AI even if it behaves like children. It's the human interaction that enriches and gives value to the activity. To get an AI to tell them a story, you can show them cartoons until they fall asleep, all while they're calm and focused. You don't tell stories just to put them to sleep; that's the whole point. It's about sharing with your nieces and nephews and pleasing them because they're human beings you care about. In what you're saying, the same thing happens, share with humans ​​having more value than the intended result.

I appreciate your offer, but it makes a lot of assumptions. I don't collect penises; they're usually very forgettable, except in very rare cases that… I don't keep out of respect and/or for the simple reason that just seeing one isn't enough to make me playful. And normally, it's not enough for women either. If it works for you, it's either because they're already prepared or they're men pretending to be women (something also very much a product of high school mentality, but it happens here sometimes). Let's say this is the case. Look, if you're a certain persistent person who works at a university and I've said something nice about their penis (random example), because it's nice, and to be polite, adding that in muy life, or in my own sex texting, I need more than just a picture. And there are plenty of good ones on the internet if I were looking for that. It's a very fast-food mentality to meet up online with strangers to show each other pictures and expect pleasure to be triggered. There are important things to consider, like flirting, or the escalation of saying intimate things in confidence (and not sexual things), besides the fact that there has to be a connection or goodwill towards the person. I often jokingly tell clueless people that "my pussy isn't an orgasm ATM." Some might log into their accounts already aroused and think that's enough, given that Tumblr is for that purpose. Not me, and I have an account to create a well-produced blog. That's all it is; I'm not criticizing or judging, it's just who I am and what I can't be.

If this is because of a recent Ask post, and you're actually a woman and not someone I already know as a man, then that Ask post is an old repost. It must be about a year since the @nerdfuckerrr thing, and you can clearly see what led to things, which isn't usually the case with past events, and it's not what interests me or my kind of life.

And your "cautious" approach, remaining anonymous and only responding in public posts, has a very typical problem for Tumblr newbies and men: their blogs don't get much attention, and they aren't coveted in that sense, but this one has 10,000 followers, so people who see an opportunity might read it. Do you have any idea how many comments, DMs, or Asks will pop up saying, "I'm the bi girl from before, let's play"? Probably almost all of them recently created by guys pretending to be guys trying to trick me. It happened with the guy who claimed to be in love with me anonymously last year, and impersonating him only served to get close to me by letting them DM me (I was worried that guy was talking to someone). Now, even though I've said no, I'll have at least a dozen or two attempts to impersonate you, and I'd never recognize you if it were really you, and if I wanted what you're offering. Don't you see the flaw in the logic?

Look, I didn't come to Tumblr to hide anything. It wouldn't be impossible for something to happen with a man or a woman, but not with strangers or by coming in like this. And if I know you, you've made advances before, and nothing happened, but you're not blocked, it's because there's no anger or anything, it's just that what you want isn't going to happen. I have the right to create an account here to focus on my own things and my blog; I'm simply not interested in dealing with you that way. But I don't block you because you're not doing anything wrong intentionally, and I give you the opportunity to interact with me personally and read what I write. But you don't usually do that; you only seek me out for that purpose. Sometimes, several people even create new accounts and try again, only to be caught in the act. That really annoys me because it makes me feel stupid. But anyway.