Forniphilia (Human Furniture), a new joint by Alva Bernadine.
quote [Forniphilia is a form of BDSM where a person is used as household
furniture. The best example is, of course, Allen Jones’s 1970 sculptures
of a table, chair and hatstand, which surprisingly still causes
controversy even today. People were being used as furniture long before
this though, and the oldest depiction I have seen so far is a 1878
carved wooden chair of two nude females on their hands and knees holding
up a seat. Since taking my first fetish photograph over twenty-five
years ago, I have met many submissive women who would call themselves
feminists. Sex has no ideology, so it is useless to tell someone it is
not politically correct to be tied up and beaten or to run off with
someone else’s partner. If it gives them satisfaction they will do it.
People will often extrapolate from their own position. If they cannot
imagine doing something themselves, even as a last resort, they imagine
someone else engaging in it must be doing so under some form of duress,
which is often not the case... more].
[Previously on... Alva Bernadine @ Unscathed Corpse]
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