Reposted by Aquilux
A comic about CNC kink I've been thinking about for a few years, and I finally decided to sit down and make it.
![Consensual Non-Consent In Real Life
A 3 panel comic
Panel 1: Kink Negotiation
Blushing Person: I was thinking maybe we could try out some CNC play...
Person #2: Yeah, we can totally try that out, sweetie! We should plan out what we're willing to do!
Panel 2: "The Scene"
Person #2: The sex pollen.... it's... taking over. I... I can't...Hnngg....
Blushing Person: Noo! Please, you have to snap out of it!
Panel 3: Aftercare
Blushing Person: Thanks so much, that was fun. Let's do it again sometime.
[end of comic]
"The Scene" is the fantasy within a CNC framework.
Some fictional works tell a story depicting two (or more) characters following the process of doing CNC kink, just as they would in real life: Consent discussion, Kink negotiation, “The Scene", and Aftercare.
[image of a blushing person reading the above comic]
Some fictional works focus on “The Scene only. A framing device is not required, as the fantasy is contained fully within the story. This lets the reader engage in the kink the same way as if they were engaging in “The Scene" portion of the CNC play.
[image of a blushing person reading only “The Scene” panel from the above comic]
CNC play, and both sorts of fiction are normal and healthy!](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:e6upvlddlsc3tvmgdci5nmop/bafkreidwbark7hackmvu3yqr5hmyhqhbn6y7dnjxq444naoypfg3qmhei4)
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He/Him/they/them, horny on main. Minors, fascists, bigots, and persecutors of all sorts are not welcome here.
![we must recognize, in short, the integral erotic role pornography has in realizing what Simon Watney describes as the “mutual erotic possibilities of the body” and deriving “potential sexual pleasure from every part of itself and its surroundings.” and we must likewise recognize the integral social role of pornography, and its ability to help facilitate, as Foucault puts it, the creation of “unfor[e]seen kinds of relationships” that call into question the basis of heteronormativity.
and we must recognize that what we are defending—through pleasure and perverseness and prefiguring (and to paraphrase Patrick Califia-Rice)—is a world in which genuine sexual liberation is not only a privilege for the well-to-do but possible for all. it is the glimmer of a future in which everyone genuinely get to decide what they will experience; and can let go and trust that their limits will be respected; and can be assured everything that happens is done for their benefit.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:6aybno3ecyn6tt5mzjqncsmg/bafkreicxezhd6ec6mbjrsui2c76y5deftdxofk7l7legozfsf6d5c3env4)
