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You’re lying to yourself if you say that you don’t want to look like her.
Think… One last thought…. Have you ever seen an unhappy bimbo?
Now surrender your mind and become what you’re meant to be.
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So I get asked every other day about dildos. Mostly about @baddragontoys in particular. Usually I’ll recommend a firmness, model or size; but I rarely ever inform people that there are alternatives.
While I admire BD for kickstarting the fantasy dildo revolution, I find them genuinely difficult to recommend sometimes. From the direction the company is taking, some less than ethical business practices, and obviously, the price!
(Malus by @blue-ritual)
Due to the growing popularity of fantasy dildos, a number of indie outfits have popped up creating toys of comparable quality at a substantially lower price. From animal based toys created by the likes of @twintailtoys, to alien dicks by @xenocatartifacts. Whatever you desire, there is something for everyone!
A few I can mention are (North America based):
-New Folklore Silicone(Fantasy)
-Twin Tail Creations (Animal, Fantasy)
-Exotic Erotics (Animal, Fantasy)
-FckBuddies(Fantasy)
-Pleasure Forge(Fantasy)
-Strange Bedfellas(Fantasy)
-XenoCat Artifacts(Sci-fi)
-DamnAverage (Demon, Fantasy)
-Phoenixflame Creations(Fantasy)
-MonsterMaxim(Fantasy)
-AKrowsNest (Pirate, Fantasy)
-DreadTheEmpire (Fantasy, Sci-fi)
-KuduVoodoo(Fantasy)
-Hodgepodge(Fantasy)
-Fantasticocks (Fantasy, Aesthetic)
-FriskyLabz(Fantasy)
-YiffMonkey (Animal, Fantasy)
-Lust Arts(Fantasy)
Others include (Europe based):
-Akifu (Demon, Mythology)
-KnotMe!(Animal)
-Qimera Forge(Fantasy)
-JoyFlexToys(Fantasy)
-BeesBizarreBazaar(Fantasy)
-Neotori(Animal)
-TheToySheep(Fantasy)
And lastly (Australia based):
-Geeky Sex Toys (Fantasy, Geeky)
-VaqueroToys(Fantasy)
But a question you may have is “Why do you own so many Bad-Dragon toys if there are alternatives?”. Good question! Since these indie outfits operate at a much smaller scale, they often don’t have the capacity to make toys in the larger sizes I desire. This is improving however, and more companies are making bigger and bigger toys.
(Atlas by @twintailtoys)
So there you go folks! Next time you’re thinking about grabbing a new toy, just remember that there are alternatives, and the few listed above are just a selection of those available!
Credit: Video by Alexandre de Bellefeuille - Photos by Malina Corpadean
By Shardell Joseph
Robotic clothing made out of silicone, glass and Polyvinylidene fluoride have been added with electronic devices making each piece of the garment react to its surrounding colour spectrum.
The Montreal-based Fashion Designer, Ying Gao, titled the collection ‘flowing water, standing time’, with the aim of capturing ‘the essence of movement and stability over a period of time. Gao also wanted to focus on the flow of ‘energies’ through a garment, and mirroring the colours in its immediate surroundings.’
This project was inspired by neurologist Oliver Sacks’ novel, The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat, in which he relates the story of Jimmie G, a 49-year-old former sailor convinced of being aged 19 since having left the Navy.
Shocked by his own reflection when Sacks hands him a mirror, Jimmie reverts to his 19-year-old self as soon as his gaze leaves the reflective surface. Having lost any sense of temporal continuity, Jimmie lives as a prisoner to this single, perpetual moment, oscillating between a presence to the world and a presence to self.
Reflecting the characters journey throughout the novel, the garments perpetually change between two states as they react to the chromatic spectrum. ‘In order to echo this varying mobility, the garments are capable of chromatic movement, said Gao. ‘Capable of recognising the colours in their immediate surroundings, they are at once liquid and chameleon-like, adapting to the slow rhythm of their ever-changing environment.
‘A mirror effect is at play – the garments are reacting to what they see. Much like Oliver Sacks’ patient, they alternate between what they are, and what they can potentially become – all the while embodying the inherent complexity of all things.’
