KKK & Sex (that's right)

                            

Today we examine a darker form of R@cepl@y, how could it get much darker than this? Oh my dears it can, to the point that people want to get or think they want to get scared by the KKK as a form of sexual desire, or need. Our definitions of kink, taboo and what many categorize as R@cePl@y is varying degrees of separation and lines crossed. I personally like to have fun with it like in the above satire, also could be worn as a tee shirt, sweatshirt, etc.

Is using the KKK as a reference in sex going over the line? Or is it justifiable as a kink and should be respected?

Well, there are people who think its incredibly hot to have someone in a KKK hood coax them into orgasim. Yes that is correct, this form of raceplay I would say is pretty far and few and I think personally many racist men like this, to watch it and see it, I dont know if they do this in real life. I think that is the thing about much of this, people act like they like something so hardcore, but would they do this in real life? I tend to doubt it, because I made a KKK hood for camming one day, put it on and went to perform to a few guys who said make it as racist as I can, so I slipped this on, and I think they were dumbfounded. I barely got any feedback whatsoever. They said, it hides your pretty face. Uhhh Huhhhh, they were shocked, as they should have been, its shocking. And do I want to scare people? Well not really, but I do want to make my r@cepl@y unlike any other, crossing the lines often to show just how outrageous the asks really are. 

So in your sexual deviance, and yearn for something off the cuff, would you consider a person in a KKK hood to serve you up your next dose of r@cePl@y? I have about 95 very provocative pics of me in this KKK hood in front of the mirror etc. 

Why would I do such a thing and is that considered racists AF? 

Well because in order to show people how disgusting something is, we have to bring it to them in a way they think they want to eat it, or in this case cum to it. Yes, its out there, its crossing over the very blurred lines, but its also to say to black and white men alike, this is a keeping the past in play today, does this really get you off, or is it just because its seen as 'taboo'? 

I honestly disregard the rhetoric, I sit in my apartment coming up with articles and sewing my next lingerie for online, filming my custom videos and never get much backlash, of course I cannot ever talk about what I do, try to purchase a home any time soon, date or have friends but the trade off is I get to do some dark art that questions reality that gets in your face, and I am the only one brave enough to do it. And I must say when I see the other shit that is out there, my content is top tier, it is from a creative and I have in my humble opinion earned the GOAT status free and clear. 

I would like to mention that this job is difficult, yes it is a choice, its isolating, at times dreary and you have to really know self care to embark on something like this. Because I stay out of the cam world entirely except to get online, and do my own thing and always have I see my area as a artistic world that at this point because of our small minds only has a place in the adult industry. But hasn't all art? Most art from the writings of Dante, Mozart, and Michelangelo all crossed the lines between sane and insane, then you have Warhol, Basquiat, and even Frank Lloyd Wright who lived large and grande and didnt care what anyone thought, by anyone's standards these were all genius's in their own right. And that is what art does, it takes something simple like Campbell's soup and makes it nuevo art, or it takes someone like Warhol to introduce the world to Basquiat, who pushed boundaries but thought he was above the world. That is how most artists continue making art, they think they are so amazing and their voice is so loud it must be heard. I guess I am in good company, I have no issue explaining the complexities and atrocities of racism and this what I do r@cepl@y goes into the very depth nature of it all without saying anything except what the performance garnish's. 

I have a customer he asks me to be mean, so I get mean, he tells me he does not like that kind of raceplay he wants subtle raceplay.....OK? Well folks I do Plantation style with the hard R raceplay and that is the way it is. 

One last thing, I was recently told about a movies from the 90s called 'Storytelling', where a professor asks a white student to call him the N word. I need to see this movie but if anyone knows or has seen it leave it in the comments!

Until Next Time,

Glamz

(art and photos created by the author)