The feature image and all of the photographs in this NSFW Sunday are from fetish site Mondo Fetiche. The inclusion of a visual here is not an assertion of a model’s gender or orientation. If you’re a photographer or model and think your work would be a good fit for NSFW Sunday, please email carolyn at autostraddle dot com.
Welcome to NSFW Sunday!
Daddy Ashley and Ava The Gimp from Mondo Fetiche
“I dated my entire quarantine pod,” writes Rachel Cromidas at the Cut:
“Plenty of other people developed pods, tight-knit groups of two to ten people who exclusively gathered together before there was a vaccine. But ours was different. Over the course of 2020, my pod became a committed, closed, polyamorous fivesome — a relationship structure that implies some exclusivity, like monogamy, except with more than two people involved. I don’t just mean a fivesome as in just sex between five people, but a full relationship, with agreements, expectations, and regular date nights that formed a protective shell against the apocalyptic world around us. It was as unlikely as anything else about 2020.”
Elise Graves, Margot Rose for Mondo Fetiche
The 2021 San Francisco PornFilmFestival from Pink & White Productions, who you know as the company behind the Crash Pad Series, is currently fundraising for this year. Though there’s some live events, it seems to be heavily digital which means you’ll be able to watch it anywhere!
“Is vaginal fluid acidic enough to acid wash denim?”
What does Venus in Scorpio right now mean?
Here’s how to get the most out of your sleep.
Here’s why some people’s legs shake after sex.
If you want to tank a conversation, here’s what to say.
Here’s a guide to horny cinema.
Here’s how to get your ex’s profile to unfollow you on social media without blocking them. Maybe it’s better to just not post about them to begin with?
Ashley Paige, Ava D’Amore for Mondo Fetiche
Here’s how to hook up with a roommate without ruining everything:
“As with any other situation where you’re into someone, you first need to figure out if they’re into you in return. This could be a little harder than you’re used to, because your roommate might be more keenly aware (or afraid) of all the ways a possible hookup could go wrong. Even if they do like you, they may not show it.
That does not mean you should push the issue or delude yourself into thinking that if they’re not flirting with you, they’re just repressing their true feelings. Be smart, and take baby steps. Invite them to hang out outside of your home. This will give you a sense of if they’re interested in you as a friend, not just a roommate, and will give you a chance to see if you have more in common than an address. If they decline, don’t push the subject. No always means no, but it’s especially nasty to make someone feel harassed and uncomfortable in their own home.”
