‘The Aston Martin of Pleasure Objects’ – Weekend Links

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• St Valentine’s Day is around the corner and there is no excuse for not going without now that the GFC is on the decline (thank goodness). As it’s one day a year, and if it’s luxury you’re after, you may want to read all about Lelo’s luxury range selection here.
• For more St Valentine’s Day inspiration, visit AAG for info on the Liberator.
• In the realm of erotica, From the Blue World, by Monocle is a weird erotic tale in the same way that H P Lovecraft is weird in his horror. Not as salient or sexually explicit, Gift Wrapped by Remittance Girl is a story that evokes erotic yearning in its literary surrealism.
• On the opposite end of the erotic literary spectrum, try 6 word erotica.
• Erotic themes often make their way into the fashion arena and editorial adverts. This time, Dolce & Gabbana are utilizing homoerotic undertones to get their point across but I can also see the Freudian aspects within this advert.
• 16 months without sex. What can I say about my 4 year dry run?
• Remember the Tenga sex accessory/toy link from my midweek links, here is a full review of Tenga Eggs.

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3 Responses to “‘The Aston Martin of Pleasure Objects’ – Weekend Links”

1. Monocle says:

   January 17, 2010 at 3:50 am

   Thanks so much for the link! Being compared in any way to Lovecraft – especially weirdnes – is a true honor.
2. Dee says:

   January 17, 2010 at 3:02 pm

   It’s my pleasure to link to your blog. It’s not everyday to find such erotic quality in fiction. – Dee
3. N'jaila Rhee says:

   January 18, 2010 at 5:42 am

   Thank you for linking to my site. Your blog is AMAZING! Always great to find a neat intelligent site for erotica and sexuality. Kiss Kiss,N’jaila the Blasian Bytch