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This website is written and produced by writer/illustrator Madeira Desouza, who has this to say:
I tell stories and create illustrations about masculine men involved with one another to provoke the viewer. I have seen all my life how straight people do not like to see masculine men showing affection towards one another. Straight people will accept drag shows and comedies about effeminate gay men. And why not? Those are non-threatening. But, if masculine men are depicted in a story or images showing sexual interest in one another, oh boy, that suddenly becomes very threatening to straight people! Some gay men I have encountered also find it uncomfortable to witness masculine men showing sexual interest in one another. Gays relegate such masculine men to the pejorative category of being “too butch.” For all of these reasons, I choose to provoke the viewer in my stories and illustrations.
You will discover that this website makes use of six fantasy themes in stories and illustrations: Here you will use your mind viewing illustrations and reading text to envision and explore make-believe situations of highly masculine men in danger, violence, and horror within six themes that are detailed on this page. Learn more about the six themes.
Fictional characters depicted in storytelling suffer from an imbalance of power so that one man submits to another man who is dominant, more powerful, and in control. Learn more about why power over men works so well.
What you see here is provocative and extreme, but everything is totally made up and for pretending only.
You need to be mature enough to know the difference between what is real life versus what is pretend or made up.
At its essence, sexual roleplaying or fantasizing for gay adult men that is derived from fictional depictions of danger, violence, and pain is a pathway to escaping yourself. This website is your pathway to escaping yourself. Don’t hold back. Just let go!
Please read the legal disclaimers before you start shitting yourself.
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