links.mimuki.net

Cake, a footrub, and tidying up after? Yes please.

Also there's sex that happens in here too I guess.

Some really interesting perspectives in this thread.

Asexual people have been near-universally the kinkiest suckers I have ever met. Focusing less on physical attraction to bodies and more on the subjects and actions surrounding the concept of sex would do that to you.

Where have I heard this before...

Possibly one of my favourite aspects of e621 is that it is overwhelmingly known for the porn, but a significant amount of the stuff there isn't porn.

I already knew our porn laws were not great, but this, if true, is a whole other level of bullshit.

Official response:

Article contains scantily clad women in provocative poses, and some closeups of vulvas.

The time I've spent musing on the whole "people you're having sex with generally expect that you find them sexy" thing, and pondering if I find people sexy in the first place... makes this infinitely funnier to me.

Unexpectedly philosophical on the nature of identity and personhood, and expressions of it in art. The 'mind of the [body part]' stuff is brilliant.

content warnings: this site is full of porn, comic features a single panel of [very pixelated and undetailed] sex

Recommendation from a friend.

Simultaneously some incredible art, some WTF off-the-rails storytelling (complimentary), and incredibly pornographic throughout. You will laugh, potentially cry, and probably keep your pants on.

Minimally spoilery content warnings: homophobia (including occasional slurs), fantasy religion, [briefly] body horror & [plot-relevant but skippable, definitely not what you're expecting when I say...] urethral penetration.

Site has a tag blocklist function you may want to make use of, and the author occasionally clarifies art/plot ambiguity in the comments.