#cybersexuality

[beingharsh]

Feel your information flow and body through this shell layer of the body, JUAN Poyuan

In the exhibition space, Juan brings together virtual images and a physical installation to suggest internal and external corporeal and spiritual circumstances, and he likens the layers created to the shelling of 3D model characters and body boundaries. These bodies that have been shelled are integrated into various decentralized scenes of desire, including cyber love, fictosexual, and avatar sex, as they stray away from reality and leap into a world composed of 0s and 1s. The absence of boundaries then leads to a kind of cyberqueer and sensory body that are fluid and mobile in the virtual space.

[datarobotsuggestion]

Trick or Treat!!! 😀

you get: mia from humans!

[hackett-out]

Martin Short in Cross My Heart is perfection. I would have fallen in love with him. I don't care if he lost his job, I would have supported him! 😆

100% same

I was very unprepared for how much I was going to love him, I genuinely watched it bc I was curious about Martin Short in a romantic role. I was honestly surprised by how much I believed it, but in the best way.

I started watching Only Murders in the Building after Cross My Heart which was the best choice, I adore him as Oliver.

[wiki-facts]

[writingsofamadame]

Cybersexuality

The following paper is available through open access. A quick Google Scholar search will give you access to the article for free, though I have also provided a link.

Orosz, G., Szekeres, A., Kiss, Z. G., Frarkas, P., & Roland-Levy, C. (2015).  Elevated romantic love and jealousy if relationship status is declared on Facebook.  Frontiers of Psychology, 6, Article 214.  Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4341541/pdf/fpsyg-06-00214.pdf

Abstract:  Declared relationship status on Facebook can serve as a public commitment and as an extra layer of a couple’s security. However, the question arises: do those who report the relationship status feel stronger romantic love and jealousy toward their partners than those who do not share such information publicly? To test this assumption, profile information and questionnaire data of romantic love and jealousy were gathered from 292, 230 females) respondents that were in a relationship. Our results suggest that announcing the relationship status is associated with elevated romantic love and jealousy. Therefore, being “Facebook official” can be interpreted as a tie-sign indicating that the couple is “out of the market,” and can promote their unity as a “digital wedding ring.”

[poopthuglife]

https://soundcloud.com/dl4/drugstep #unibless #itsorganic #pazuzu #eatgreen #livefull #fuckshitup #technospirituality #neomysticism #cybersexuality