Join Our Intimate Space: Art, Confessions, and More

January 15, 2025

Hi my dear Friends,

In the Group description, which I believe few people actually read, most of the objectives are clearly and thoroughly outlined. However, now that the group has been active for a few months, I feel it's worth expanding a bit more here with the insight gained from experience.

As I write this post, I can say that many of the main goals I originally had in mind have largely been achieved, as creating a small circle of friends interested in female erotic photography, both from the perspective of those who simply enjoy erotic art and those who are amateur or professional photographers. Of course, this also includes women like me who enjoy posing nude, whether professionally or as a hobby. Naturally, female nude drawings and paintings are also welcome.

AI-generated works are, of course, welcome too. However, please clearly indicate in the title that they are AI-generated, as they can sometimes be misleading. The line between confusion and deception can be very thin, and as the group administrator, I don't want anyone to mislead my friends.

And, of course, if any of you would like to write a story or fantasy: meaning a fictional piece, related to erotic art, this is the place to share it, even if the post doesn't include images. Just please make it clear that it’s fictional.

I am primarily responsible for ensuring the group is satisfying for all its members, as well as keeping it as active and appealing as possible. My goal is not to have many members but rather a small, highly selective, and engaged community. With that in mind, I’d like to offer some posting tips that I believe will make the group even more interesting.

The first and most important guideline is that everything posted should be original and belong to the author of the post: either because he took the photograph or because she is the model. If someone wishes to share work that isn't their own, instead of uploading the image, it's preferable to simply provide a link to where it can be viewed online.

The second tip is that posts should go beyond simply uploading a photograph. What truly matters is the description, the context in which the photo was taken, the time period, who the photographer and model were, and, if possible, some technical details about how it was created. In my opinion, a photo on its own, no matter how good, holds little interest, at least for the purposes of this group.

But this group has another, more subtle purpose… or, if you prefer, a deeper usefulness, which, at least for me, is the most important: to serve as a private space where group members can share confidences in a more intimate and discreet manner than they would in a public blog post, or express thoughts they might not dare to share openly elsewhere. Let me explain:

Blogs are the most popular format here in the Community. Most users visit them to view photos or, more rarely, to read stories. However, the majority of blog post views are rather casual: many users open a post, glance at the cover image, and quickly move on without even reading the title, let alone leaving a comment or giving a ‘like.’ I’m not criticizing this, it’s perfectly fine, but this group isn’t meant for that. It exists for us to truly connect with one another and discuss not just art but also personal matters, in a space where trust and genuine interaction matter: our own cozy ‘private pub’.

A blog, by definition, is open to any user, while a group offers a more private setting. This privacy allows us to share experiences, feelings, and desires that might be highly personal or socially controversial. I take it as a given that everyone here has a very open-minded and liberal attitude when it comes to matters of sex.

For example, in my case, I have posed as a nude and erotic model for many photographers throughout my life. At times, I’ve done so as a professional model, signing legally binding contracts specifying the tax information of both model and artist, the fees to be paid, the contract's duration, and the transfer of image rights from the model to the artist. These contracts also hold fiscal validity, allowing the model to declare earnings on their annual tax return and the artist to deduct the payments as business expenses. With every professional photographer I’ve posed for, such a contract was required, as they aimed to use the work commercially. Any advertising agency, publishing house, or art gallery demands legal documentation proving that the model has fully transferred all image rights to the photographer or artist, who may then transfer them partially or entirely to their client.

In other instances, I’ve posed semi-professionally, without a formal contract, but still receiving payment for modeling. This is quite common among advanced amateur photographers who don’t intend to use the images commercially… though sometimes they have, but in a limited and discreet manner.

However, in most cases, I’ve posed simply for friends or lovers, purely for fun, as part of foreplay to spice up the sex. I’m a serious exhibitionist; posing nude turns me on. It excites me to be watched by a man, to feel his arousal growing as he looks at me, to be the center of his attention, watching his desire build the more I expose myself, teasing him until he can’t resist anymore, until he finally loses control and takes me.

In fact, I've had sex with ‘every’ photographer and artist I've posed for throughout my life. With most of them, it was full, penetrative sex: bareback when possible and safe, but with a few, it was just light stuff: a handjob or a blowjob at the end of the artistic session, simply to ease the erotic tension that inevitably builds in those situations. And when the guy hesitated, I was often the one to offer, or ask for, it.

Honestly, in my case, sex was always implicitly part of the deal, and those hiring me were fully aware of it from the start, being almost always the main reason they chose me over a better or more attractive model. The other reason was my remarkably low rates, considering what I was offering, as that was not my primary goal. But I only accepted posing for men I found attractive or interesting, which is why I politely turned down offers simply because I didn’t like the guy for whatever reason. I’m sorry, but I’m incapable of voluntarily having sex with someone I don’t find attractive.

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[[ Image 1. I chose this photo because it perfectly fits what I described in the previous paragraphs. It was taken by Diego (see summary 15 in Post No. 3 of my blog, and several other posts in this group), a professional photographer specializing in fashion, advertising for agencies, and erotic nude photography for private clients. He regularly hired me between the ages of 26 and 32 as a model, but mainly for 'the other thing,' the 'after.' This image is part of a series he shot for the owner of a lingerie brand from northern Spain, for whom I was the main model during those years. However, the owner became infatuated with me, and besides the catalog photos, he would commission Diego for nude portraits of me and often attended some of the sessions where I posed in his lingerie, like this pink slip. He claimed he wanted to help Diego by assisting me in changing clothes: the custom-made lingerie, brushing my hair (both the one on my head and 'down there', and even retouching my makeup, including my nipples. Professional photographers often apply makeup not just to a model’s face but also to certain body parts they wish to highlight or to cover imperfections, like the scar on my right knee. Diego allowed it, and I had no objections, frankly I enjoyed it. It was thrilling, transgressive... and, as you know, keeping the client satisfied is important. Although I let him grope me under the pretext of helping me pose, we never had full sex, despite a tempting offer to become his 'secret mistress.' He was married to a good woman I knew, so I declined. Had he been single or married to a harpy, I would have accepted. I've mentioned him in other posts here in the group, such as in My Dirty Little Secrets as an Amateur Freelance Model for Nude Art: Part 5. ]]

Well, for example, some of those situations where art, nudity, contracts (or informal agreements), and sex intertwine can get a bit murky, and confusing. I admit it's debatable whether I was genuinely a model in those moments or if I was, well, working in a different profession… you get my drift. That's exactly why I prefer to share without euphemisms these kinds of confidences here in the privacy of the group rather than on my blog, where I aim to present a more socially acceptable image of myself. Not by ‘lying’: never that! but by omitting certain details or softening and sugarcoating some experiences I tell in the blog. Anyway, those arguably socially frowned-upon activities have been an infinitesimal part of the many experiences I've had in my life, but still some of the juicier ones, or at least of the more transgressive.

This is just an example, but you’re all welcome to share anything here, no matter how risqué… or better yet, the more risqué, the better, as long as art is present in some form, no matter how subtle or secondary, and the stories involve consensual relationships between adults. Even extreme BDSM is fair game: I’ll be sharing some experiences of that nature too.

All I ask is for good taste in both writing style and content, and quality photos or illustrations whenever possible.

A kiss to you all.

Aura