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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 28/01/2026

When a job description asks for attention to detail and you use examples of finding typos on their website. Somehow you do not get the job?

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 14/01/2026

In less than a week I begin my 50th year and the current contents of my pockets are: - Assorted beer mats x 7 (a gift FOR me) - Myki card x 2 (lost/found/stolen) - Tetleys Teabags, Extra Strong x 2 ( a gift FROM me) #StayWeird

A white left hand shown holding teabag, a myki and beer mats.

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Li Chen @exocomics.com · 05/01/2026

the new year

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C I R C E /sɜɹsi/ @circeuk.com · 05/01/2026

After sharing a list of tips for companions on how to move their audience from X to Bsky, a number of lovely clients asked me to do the same from their side. So clients and admirers, this one’s for you:

How clients can actively support sex workers moving from X to Bluesky:

1. Ask for their Bluesky handle publicly
Comment on your favourite provider’s X posts with something like:
“What’s your Bluesky @? I’d love to follow you there.”
This signals that there is already an audience waiting. If they already have a Bluesky account, it makes it easier for others to find them through that interaction. If they don’t, it can be the nudge that convinces them it’s worth setting one up.

2. Be vocal about why you want to leave X
Post about your concerns with the platform. For example: misuse of Grok, constant extremist political content, or seeing sex workers you admire being harassed or verbally abused in replies.
Make it clear that Bluesky is where you would prefer to follow and interact with companions. When we see posts like this, we can repost them so they gain visibility and reach other providers who are on the fence.

3. Credit Bluesky when booking
Most booking forms include a “Where did you find me?” section. Even if you originally discovered someone elsewhere, if you know they have a Bluesky account, write “Bluesky”.
This directly shows that the platform is converting into real enquiries and bookings, which is the strongest incentive for us to prioritise it.

4. Engage with newer Bluesky accounts
Like, reply, repost, and follow especially newer or quieter accounts. Posting into the void is discouraging, and early engagement makes a huge difference to whether someone sticks around and invests energy into the platform.

5. Move your attention, not just your words
If a provider is active on Bluesky, interact with them there instead of X. Engagement patterns matter, and we notice where conversations and interest are actually happening.

6. Recommend Bluesky to other clients
If you’re part of private groups, forums, or chats where companions are discussed respectfully (we don’t want sex-worker-hating clients polluting this platform), mention that Bluesky is where many providers are heading and where you prefer to engage. Word of mouth works both ways.

7. Talk about Bluesky during dates
If your companion already has a Bluesky account, mention a post of theirs you particularly enjoyed. If they don’t, tell them you’d genuinely love to see them there and would follow and engage with their content. Hearing this directly, face to face, makes a huge difference.

8. Be patient during the transition
Growth is slower at first, and not everyone can move all at once. Encouragement, consistency, and visible support make it feel safer for us to take the leap.

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National Ugly Mugs @nationaluglymugs.bsky.social · 16/12/2025

🕯️ 17th December is the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. We have prepared resources so you can honour their memory alongside us: nationaluglymugs.org/internationa... There are 242 people on NUM's memorial card. Please share ❤️ #IDEVASW #IDEVASW25 #DoMoreThanSayTheirNames

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Charlie 🐻 Melbourne @charliebearbks.bsky.social · 02/12/2025

📻 6.50pm NDIS & sx work Presenter James Harkness interviews two sx workers, @pixiefern.bsky.social and @kaisilver.com.au, about the NDIS changes which occurred in October 2024, which now prevent people with disabilities from using their NDIS funds to pay for sx workers.

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 27/11/2025

I like this bingo card. 2026 bucket list ahoy!

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 27/11/2025

Too much skin for a work Xmas do?

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 13/11/2025

I received a beautiful compliment at work today. That my hair has grown into a messy shag, and looks like bed hair. This is EXACTLY what I hoped for. I usually resist appearance based compliments but I let this one through to the keeper.

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 09/11/2025

Lord/Lady grant me the memory to drink enough water, power to get in the pool twice a week and freedom to cry when I need to.

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InterAction for Health and Human Rights @interaction.org.au · 08/11/2025

Today, Intersex Day of Solidarity (also termed Intersex Day of Remembrance) we have big news: the InterLink psychosocial support service is officially accredited under national quality and safety standards for digital mental health services www.starobserver.com.au/news/interse...

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Intersex Support Service 'InterLink' Has Received Three-Year Accreditation Status - Star Observer

InterLink, a community-controlled support service for intersex people, has been officially accredited for the next three years.

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 07/11/2025

I'm fascinated by the myth of hyperindividualism, appearing in the movies where One Important person makes a stirring speech and sways the tide of opinion and immediate action to inevitably succeed. Braveheart, Avatar, Independence Day.

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Mistress Matisse @mistressmatisse.bsky.social · 29/07/2025

This is real. I have been a sex worker for over 30 years now, and I have made more money in every passing decade. Especially if you stay in the same city for most of the time, you develop long term client relationships, and new people approaching you see that you’re a established person in the space

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Sacred Primal Arts @sacredprimalarts.com · 01/11/2025

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 31/10/2025

I'm teaching my cute little class again on how to book a Provider without making rookie errors..well, without making the ones I made! Features: Anonymous questions! Candid, but useful experience Expert Resources & Where to start You can keep your camera off and use a pseudonym if you prefer.

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Demystifying Sex Work: How To Book Your First Session (Online)

Buy Tickets on Humanitix - Demystifying Sex Work: How To Book Your First Session (Online) hosted by Laneway Learning . Online. Tuesday 2nd December 2025. Find event information.

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Ned Resnikoff @resnikoff.bsky.social · 28/10/2025

FYI if you have a Spotify membership, Indivisible is asking people to cancel until they stop running ICE recruitment ads. Instructions on how to do it here: www.youtube.com/shorts/TKp7c...

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Tutorial: How to cancel your Spotify subscription

YouTube video by Indivisible

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 23/10/2025

Anyone else tryna hide their Halloween spending and slutty accessories crafty from their live in life partner? No, just me then. This has to be a sign, possibly of my witchy powers.

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 18/10/2025

Happy(?) World Menopause Day to those who celebrate.

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 07/10/2025

4 truths and a lie. Outfits I have worn to my friendly local sex club. - Outsize Pajamas and slippers - Collar and a cape - thigh high black boots and studded pasties - Bathers (two piece) - Knee socks, lacy knickers and a cropped tee

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 06/10/2025

Submission isn't gendered. Submission isn't gendered. Submission isn't gendered. Submission isn't gendered. Submission isn't gendered.

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InterAction for Health and Human Rights @interaction.org.au · 02/10/2025

We are excited to promote a GoFundMe for an incredible new book project, Defending Bodies. Every contribution helps bring this important book to life and strengthens a growing global movement for intersex justice. www.gofundme.com/f/4h3bv4?att...

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Donate to Support Global Intersex Voices in First-Ever Book Anthology!, organized by Kimberly Zieselman

Hi! I am Kimberly Zieselman, an internationally renowned inte… Kimberly Zieselman needs your support for Support Global Intersex Voices in First-Ever Book Anthology!

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 28/09/2025

There's no "standard" way to experience pain. I reckon a few other professions/ repetitive hobbyists (runners, weightlifters, knitters) might have some interesting findings. Is it the music or assigning meaning to the pain of repetition (practice/drills/experience).

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Sensory Ecology Lab @sensoryecology.bsky.social · 28/09/2025

“… the musicians' brains responded differently to pain. Their training seems to have given them a kind of buffer against the usual negative effects, both in how much pain they felt and in how their brain's motor areas reacted.” #scicomm #music #pain www.sciencealert.com/musicians-do... 🧪 🧠 🎶

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Musicians Don't Feel Pain Like The Rest of Us, Surprising Study Reveals

It's well known that learning to play an instrument can offer benefits beyond just musical ability.

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 26/09/2025

I've been reading some fantasy smut. The kink based magic system has its own internal logic with some caveats. But I'll never forgive the license taken with HUMAN anatomy! Nothing breaks the spell quicker. How can a nose be in anyone's navel if I've got my gob all the way down to the base of a peen?

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jojo 🔞🏳️‍⚧️ @jojoekaki.bsky.social · 23/09/2025

When i see ppl struggling to understand that the only consent that matters in kinky erotica is between you and your decision to look at it or not, i want to direct them to the definition of a scene in a BDSM context. Think of erotica as a play scene an artist has created and is sharing.

What is a Scene in BDSM?

In BDSM, a "scene" refers to a specific period of time where participants engage in consensual kinky activities. This can range from bondage and discipline to dominance and submission, and even sadism and masochism. A scene typically has a defined beginning and end, with clear boundaries and negotiated activities.

excerpt from an article from thesanctuaryofsin.com

a reddit post on r/domspace by multi_orgasmic_man:

Creating a Scene for Beginners

What is a scene and, as a dominant, how do I create one?

The term 'scene' refers to a planned BDSM encounter or activity which may or may not include sexual activities. You may also hear it referred to as a "play session". Many scenes are unplanned and the dominant and submissive find their way through it by knowing each other's kinks, limits, and play style. They can be casual, comfortable, and maybe informal.

Alternatively, you might want to plan a formal scripted scene for a special occasion, maybe you're getting started so you prefer to prepare beforehand, or perhaps you just prefer some structure.

When planning as a beginner, I would recommend you treat BDSM scenes like a 3-act play:

Act 1 - Engage the audience (foreplay... arousal... anticipation)

Act 2 - Conflict (Your prime activity)

Act 3 - Climax, Resolution (Release... if sex is happening and you want it to be the climax, it goes here)

Denouement - The tying up of loose ends (Cleanup, Aftercare)

If you want to drive a scene but feel uncertain about how to create one, leverage this 3-act structure.
Use foreplay to build arousal, pick one kinky thing to do, and then finish with something you both enjoy (like kinky sex as one possible example). As you build experience, you can leave this 3-act concept behind and branch out to find your own style.

Here is an example of a scene written for my submissive:

Act 1 - Submissive's hands are bound and blindfolded. The sub is slowly stripped. The sub's skin is touched lightly to achieve an arousal state. Lots of slow teasing. (etc etc)

Act 2 - The submissive is bound. The dominant edges the submissive until the submissive begs for release

Act 3 - Kinky sex happens

Aftercare

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 19/09/2025

Goodness me! Endogenous oxytocin is a powerful drug. Last night I confessed to a small, trustworthy group of near strangers that my kinks include meddling in people's lives, and that if kissing hadn't been invented, I would choose sniffing clothes as my foray into intimacy.

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 14/09/2025

It's International Sex Worker Pride Day! 🎉 Our community is diverse, strong and resilient and today is a day to celebrate our achievements. We extend solidarity and love to all of our fellow sex workers today. ❤️

Celebrated on 14 September,
Sex Worker Pride Day was launched in 2019 by the Global Network of Sex Work Projects
The aim of the day was to increase the visibility of sex worker stories and activism. It’s one of four annual events that highlight sex worker rights.

The others are International Sex Worker Rights Day (3 March); International Sex Workers Day (2 June); and International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers (17 December).

The background image is green/grey colour with a photo of a red umbrella.
Sex workers are part of every community (whether or not we are “out”). We bring value and we deserve respect like everyone else.
Stand with us this International Sex Worker Pride Day and celebrate the contributions of sex workers in your community.

Today is particularly important for sex workers affected by criminalisation.
However, even in jurisdictions where sex work is decriminalised, we still experience stigma and discrimination. Sex worker pride is important because it:
creates a space for sex workers to connect and build community.
strengthens our activism by fostering solidarity and mutual support, including among allies and the broader community.
encourages a shift in societal attitudes towards greater acceptance and respect.
challenges systemic whorephobia by pushing back against the stigma and negative stereotypes.
encourages the recognition of sex work as work.

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Evie Elysian || Melbourne 🇦🇺|| Petite Paramour||FMTY @evieelysian.com.au · 10/09/2025

It won't always feel mortifying, but it may feel like this to begin with. Grateful to those who have allowed me to see and know them in their fullest truth. 🤍

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M Meerkat @kackbro.bsky.social · 08/09/2025

Think we're going to like Mamdani !

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InterAction for Health and Human Rights @interaction.org.au · 13/08/2025

Medical bullying can look like being talked over, misgendered, pressured into procedures, or having your body treated as a curiosity. Visit the Interlink resource hub for support in navigating medical spaces with confidence and dignity. ilink.net.au/resource-hub/

On a purple background, text reads "Be Bold. Be Kind. Speak Up. Bullying No Way Week 11th- 15th August 2025"

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Roladex @roladex.com.au · 21/07/2025

"For me, this is more than just a profession; it’s an art form where trust, connection, and empowerment intertwine" @leolockwood.bsky.social roladex.com.au/escort/leo-lockwood/

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Fanny Majeure @sorchad.bsky.social · 06/07/2025

Never in a million years did I think I would get to experience compersion for my Husband's NRE. But here we are, he's head over heels for a geriatric rescue Staffy. #PrettyPrincess #BestGirl #SupremeBeing

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Ursula K. Le Guin Bot @leguinbot.bsky.social · 05/07/2025

How men feared women! she thought, walking among the late-flowering roses. Not as individuals, but women when they talked together, worked together, spoke up for one another - then men saw plots, cabals, constraints, traps being laid.

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Roladex @roladex.com.au · 03/06/2025

"Mercy/Mxstress/Daddy/Princess/Goddess/Your grace/Sir/various begging noises" @mxstressmercy.bsky.social roladex.com.au/escort/mercy-may/

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Ponderosa | Kim Kuzuri @ponderosa121.bsky.social · 17/04/2025

Have a simple little #poolverine smooch. 🎨

Fanart of Deadpool with his mask lifted over his mouth leaning in to kiss Wolverine.

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