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Considering the origins of the image I would suspect the blurring is bokashi as a result of the Obscenity Article in the Japanese Penal Code.Quint said:You know censorship...violence is downright American, but nooooo sex! Nuh uh no way no how!
@}-}rebecca---- said:Considering the origins of the image I would suspect the blurring is bokashi as a result of the Obscenity Article in the Japanese Penal Code.
"any person who distributes, sells or publicly displays an obscene writing, picture or other materials shall be punished with penal servitude for not more than two years. The same shall apply to any person who possesses the same with the intention of selling it.
It's still as an ambiguous law as at the time it was written, that which constitutes obscenity was not well defined. Interpretation lead to ""refers to that which unnecessarily excites or stimulates sexual desire, injures the normal sense of embarrassment commonly present in a normal ordinary person, and runs counter to the good moral concept pertaining to sexual matters.".
Deeper into the topic you will find a minefield of actions and examples based on introductions of differing genres over history intertwined with judicial intervention across abroad spectrum. Including contention over defining artistic merit is mitigated right through to examples of litigation contesting whether penalties violated freedom of expression guaranteed in the Japanese Constitution.
Taking a simplistic stance it's amusing. Particularly so when I consider the art of Shunga as a form of comparison.
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Initial observation is that the Artist intended representation of the phallus to be large as a physical trait. The reality is it's a form of artistic 'zoom'. Permits the viewer to see more details of the genitals and thus increase the propensity of arousal . Delicious irony.
rosco rathbone said:In my art handling days I worked for a gallery that dealt Vallejo and I got to party backstage with him and his wife/model Julie. Total BDSM pervs. She's a submissive bodybuilder and he's like her old gnarly daddy/coach/master figure.
Is anyone into Dolcett girls, or identify as one? It seems it is not as rare as it once was, and we have come across one or two online who profess to be very committed to the most extreme ends of it. Not sure I would be willing to go that far, lol pretty sure I wouldn't actually, but the genre which has evolved from Dolcett art and grown to include some other artists is both intriguing and an aphrodesiac when in the right mindset and mood to enjoy it. I imagine it is not favourably viewed by everyone, but there does seem to be a huge following within the BDSM community, though many will not openly admit it. Does it repulse or turn you on, or is it something that does neither? Is there more to consider than it being a subculture within the lifestyle? Would you date someone who was a fan?
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