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will they know its on CruxForums?
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The Agony Component.
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Fantasmo
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No, just the depiction of your kink caught your focus so well that you simply failed to see it
...which is the excuse they used for crucifying her. Some day we will have to reveal the taming of the shrew, Eulalia, by Mistresses Melissa and Julia in the confines of the coffee shop sub-basement grinding room....
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yes she's a natural linguist if needed she made it even by herselfThen if you crucify me,you'll be committing shrewicide.
Fantasmo
Senator
Mistress Lady Catherine.
She's not strictly an artist, but is an early adopter of crux as a lifestyle. Back in the '60s, I gather.That's her face on this manip, in any case.
But she can be considered an artist. There is a BDSM model known as Krista, who's been active for over a decade. Catherine took one of her pics from around 2000 and maniped it into an illustrati0n of a scene from Jedakk's story "Faithful Sayings."
She's an American aide worker in Afghanistan crucified during the Taliban regime. For being a Christian. Jedakk's story is an interesting exercise in alternate history.
She's not strictly an artist, but is an early adopter of crux as a lifestyle. Back in the '60s, I gather.That's her face on this manip, in any case.
But she can be considered an artist. There is a BDSM model known as Krista, who's been active for over a decade. Catherine took one of her pics from around 2000 and maniped it into an illustrati0n of a scene from Jedakk's story "Faithful Sayings."
She's an American aide worker in Afghanistan crucified during the Taliban regime. For being a Christian. Jedakk's story is an interesting exercise in alternate history.
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I must mention that Mistress Lady Catherine is, for us crux pervs, the mother of us all.
Revere her. ;-)
Revere her. ;-)
Although not so active now, MLC contributed stories and manips to the Crux group for years, you will find her art in the Crux Foundation archive, there are over 40 pics there.
I haven't seen any new crux pics of Amber for a decade
Thanks Apostate,
certainly they're part of "our glorious past"
In WISH GRANTED the gnarled old crossbeam itself sends a thrill of excitement -
how many bare arms have seized in pain as the nails have pinned them to that weathered wood?
PS to Fantasmo
I guess Tree meant Julie -
she's a dab hand with the Whip
when I'm a-grinding dem beans!
An early Damian series. We start with a 19th century painting by a German artist, Cornelius von Max, of the martyrdom of St. Julia. Von Max clearly had no concept of what really went down at a Roman crucifixion
Damian's variations corrected this.
I've posted these a number of times on various sites. They might be new to newbies.
Damian's variations corrected this.
I've posted these a number of times on various sites. They might be new to newbies.
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There are several St Julias, including one who was a friend of Eulalia of Merida and was martyred with her,
but I think von Max was probably thinking of Julia of Corsica - a girl from Carthage sold into slavery by the Vandals,
the slave-ship en route to Masillia (Marseilles) stopped off at Corsica
where Julia refused to take part in a pagan festival, so was crucified.
See Milestones May 22nd http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/milestones.1536/page-15#post-34810
never mind.............................................
