manifesto (redux)
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Redux 4: Headless
Adult content. You know it. Content Warning for discussion of mental health, messed up psychological dynamics, suicidal ideation and pretended self-harm, along with sexuality, transradicalisation and all of that sort of thing. They’re the literal opposite of censorship, both an expression of compassion for the reader and a statement of respect, a recognition that the
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Redux 3: The Cyberdoll Manifesto
Imaginary Reader, this is another 18-certificate post. Adults only beyond this point. Catch up, if you need to, with part 1 (the why) and part 2 (the what). Done that (or don’t care)? well, let’s crack on. Ethical CNC, then: is that even a thing? Can that even be a thing? Can we do it
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Redux 2: Where Do We Get Off?
This follows directly from the last post and it’s the part where we talk about fetishes. Weird fetishes, dark fetishes. This is quickly going to get heavy. It’s redemptive, too, but there are traumatic things that aren’t for kids and aren’t for you if you’re vulnerable or easily offended. That’s not a judgement: some people
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Redux 1: Really, though. Why?
It’s come into the conversation again, and honestly there’s an ulterior motive, because Sian needs an easily accessible explanation on her picks: why would Sian put herself through this? Sian is working on the principle that no one who is reading this will be in the dark as to who Sian is, or what Sian’s