SEX DATING WITH HOT SEXY PLAYMATES CAPTURED ON CAMERA

Playmate fun just got hotter in and out of the bedroom.

Sexting, the sending of sexy images over the phone are a real turn-on for some dating playmates.

These days more and more young women are taking and sending erotic photos of themselves to their playmates via text, e-mail, videos or posting them on-line to keep their dating exciting.

A survey conducted in the US in October 2008, found that 36% of young women and 31% of young men, (20-26 years) said they have sent nude images or semi-nude images of themselves to their playmates in e-mail, videos, text or posted them online.

It’s not just a US Trend, the relatively recent phenomenon is now sweeping Australia.

Sex Therapist, Rachel Morris says that the sharing of sexual images can be a great way in keeping things exciting in long-term relationships.  “It can be really sexy to be a different character in the bedroom.  Using webcam to film yourself or a camera-phone to send a photo is a really erotic way of doing that.  It’s also a great way of teasing somebody, of sharing something extremely
intimate in a non-intimate setting, a bit like sex outside.”

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“Sex Gallery” Decorates Dinner Tables Across The Globe With Erotic Conversation Pieces Of Art From Acclaimed Danish Artist

Talking ’bout want can’t be mentioned, the bestial, even the uncivilized has become conversational at the dinner table by Louise Hindsgavi from Denmark.  “Playmates” is one such creation, a figurine that comes from a parallel world, similar to ours, yet different in it’s mutinous adaptation of civilized life.  Some of her porcelain artworks look like toys and are recognizably contemporary in design. It’s as though the world of mythology has sprung from the pages of Shakespeare and is challenging ‘good taste’ with animal heads atop of deformed human bodies depicted as having sex, or ripping at their chests, or getting tattooed.

Back in the 18th century, figurines were considered an erotic conversational piece. They were put on dinner tables to put a spark in high society’s dinner parties. These artworks were essentially pastoral scenes with provocative yet bold symbolism and erotic undertones.  This kind of art was supposed to encourage a lighter atmosphere and blur language boundaries.

In an idealized world in which everything is seen as perfect with no grey areas, Louise’s figurines highlight what many people hide within themselves behind a veneer of morality.

To see more of Louise Hindsgavl go to http://www.louisehindsgavl.dk/

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