Dream Nephilim

@dreamnephilim.bsky.social

Bottom gay man in France. (Submissive at heart, sadly not practicing.) I'm trying to find some accounts I was following on Twitter. I was already 18+ before the turn of the millennium. https://linktr.ee/dreamnephilim

From today, if you see a well-known TERF going to the toilet, you should challenge their right to do so, to protect other people from their vile ideology. May they never piss in peace.

My favorite muzzle. Locked tight over my rubber mask, it makes speaking impossible — exactly the way I like it. The rest of the gear lets me be fully restrained in no time, while the clever opening in the wetsuit still allows controlled access to my locked-up balls.

New transphobic guidance comes into force today in the UK. Based on a twelve year old's idea of biology, and rooted in TERF delusions, it will empower bigots to harass trans people even more. Look out for people. Stand by your trans.

During his public career, Lynes was known for his high-fashion & portrait photography for Vogue and others. Yet beneath that public success lay his secret true passion: photographing the male nude, creating a remarkable body of work that predated virtually all modern examples of gay photography.

Photographer GEORGE PLATT LYNES (1907–1955) was a central figure in the remarkable circle of friends that included artists Paul Cadmus & Jared French (see previous posts). His beautifully composed photographs of the male nude rank among the earliest masterpieces of gay fine art photography. #gayart

I was all smiles while being mummified… that is, until that smile was covered up in duct tape 😈🧻