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Bonne et heureuse année 2023 !

Qui aimerait me baisser le maillot de bain par surprise devant plein de monde ?

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What's the weirdest comment you've gotten regarding the blog?

I wouldn't say there's a lot of weird ones, I'm pretty non-judgemental when it comes to this stuff. Especially since I'm already running a fetish blog, I don't wanna be like "oh that's weird" too often. Glass houses and all that. But here's some recurring standouts.

"Oh, apparently this is from a fetish blog."

I talked about this on Twitter recently, but sometimes my posts make it to people who are fans of the source material. Most don't check the blog (or don't comment on it) but sometimes they'll leave a reaction like this in the tags. Surprisingly, they're generally pretty polite. Rarely are they saying it with a sense of disgust or anything. Usually just "huh, would you look at that."

"I don't think that's what this scene is from."

This is one I used to get a lot more often from those "um actually" types who would tell me the caption is wrong, but not what the correct caption should be, even though I went out and found the source myself. And on that note...

"What's this from?"

The single most common comment I get. Sometimes it's because someone has deleted the caption and the person didn't check the original post, but a lot of times, the caption is still there and they'll comment it anyway. I just ignore these because otherwise they won't learn to fend for themselves. Like pushing a baby bird out of the nest.

"Oh, but if it was a girl in this scene ..."

This is the worst/most annoying one. There are way more forums/blogs/websites dedicated to ENF scenes than ENM yet somehow these guys come in here acting like there's never been a sexualized woman in a movie before. Worst is when they do it on prank show scenes, when there are pranks shows (and movies!) based purely around getting women undressed. It's just a very annoying, victim-complex-y thing to say, all things considered.