AMATEUR FLESH: MUSETen or fifteen years ago, it was fairly common to find women who took
nude photos, mirror selfies, or
improvised sessions with their partners, and uploaded them to the internet simply because they enjoyed
showing themselves. Forums, personal blogs, Tumblr, Reddit…
There was no financial intention behind it. It was about play, arousal, validation, curiosity, or the simple pleasure of being seen.
Today, that’s much harder to come across. Not because exhibitionism has disappeared, but because
the context has changed.
Now, when a woman thinks about taking nude photos and posting them online, it’s normal for her to ask herself a
preliminary question that didn’t really exist back then:
“If I’m going to do it anyway… why not earn something from it?”
And that question is
neither cynical nor greedy. It’s
practical.
OnlyFans didn’t create the desire to exhibit oneself; what it did was
add an economic mechanism that’s simple, normalized, and socially accepted. Just like photos used to be uploaded for free “just because,” now they’re uploaded to a platform where, in addition to the pleasure of showing oneself,
there’s a financial reward.
It’s not that the
main motivation has changed. It’s that
an extra layer has been added where there wasn’t one before.
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In
1994,
Madonna celebrated the release of the music video
“Bedtime Story”, directed by
Mark Romanek and considered one of the
most expensive of her career, with a
themed party called
Bedtime Story Pajama Party. The event was held at
Webster Hall in New York, in collaboration with
MTV and radio station
Z100.
Around
1,500 people attended the party, all dressed in
pajamas and sleepwear, and the event was
broadcast live on MTV for a little over
forty minutes.
The night ended with
Madonna dancing in the middle of the dance floor to the sound of
DJ Junior Vasquez’s remixes.
BOOBS#338 AND HAPPY 2026 TO EVERYONEThe last post of the year — allow me to dedicate it to one of the sagas I like the most. The one that always comes to mind first when I think about
ALRNCN:
boobs.
I’m not entirely sure why. Maybe that’s something you’d have to ask
Freud. The thing is, they get me every time. I’m
100% team boobs. Very few things compare to a pair of
great boobs. There’s something that comes close to
perfection when boobs are well put together: the way they fall, the shape, the volume, the size of the nipple. That whole combination that, when it works,
needs no explanation.
And no, I’m not talking about big or small.
I like them all. Because boobs always go in
context with the rest of the body. There are bodies that call for one type of boob and others that work better with a different one. Faces that match certain shapes or presences better. In the end, it’s all about
balance. But if someone has
great boobs… what can I say:
you say yes to everything.
So yes, I’m closing the year with
boobs. It could’ve been done another way, but it
wouldn’t make sense. Because
ALRNCN is this. It’s always been this. Looking at the female body
without guilt,
without weird speeches,
without apologizing. Enjoying it.
Period.
And since we’re wrapping up the year, I want to wish you
all the best for 2026. The usual stuff:
excitement,
energy,
projects,
dreams. Thanks for being with us
one more year, for being there, for stopping by, for coming back. I honestly hope I’ve
entertained you,
distracted you, and — even if just for a few minutes — helped you
forget how rough life can be sometimes.
I wish you
lots of luck in everything, but above all
good health, because in the end that’s
the one thing you can’t replace.
See you next year with the
same energy and the
same excitement I had the day I registered this domain and started this project,
23 years ago.
And yes.
We’ll keep talking about boobs.
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