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Explore religion and its controversial history with erotica and sexuality.
Jacking It For My Girls
When used properly a fully aroused lingam may provide spiritual growth for all men, young, old, heterosexual, gay or undecided. Many men often enjoy the first arousal of the day, shortly after waking when our minds are still susceptible to Divine Influences. After we get up and drink coffee, our busy minds fill up with daily demands, self-made and those demands required to make money. During the sweet, tender first hard-on, barely awake, we are free to pursue our Higher Consciousness.
Roscoe ForthrightPublished 4 years ago in FilthyWitch Tits
Over the past ten years I have come to appreciate witch tits, in all their infinite variety. The Wheel of the Year and pagan traditions make as much sense to me as anything put forward by the Churches of Christianity, Judaism and Islam. The Catholic Eucharist, for example, the body and blood of Christ consumed by parishioners is simply cannibalistic. Who would want to eat the body and drink the blood of their God? I prefer not to consume my gods. I already have sacred DNA, and that is enough for me. Being differentiated from other species by a few nips and tucks of chromosomes is enough religion for me. I don't even need to know what (or who) did the cosmological surgery to make me superior to a dung beetle. I accept the fact dung beetles have their place, and I have mine.
Roscoe ForthrightPublished 4 years ago in FilthyBible Study with Naked Nuns
If you really want to enjoy Christianity, watch naked nuns reading from The Holy Bible, specifically THE BOOK OF ENOCH, where Fallen Angels swoop down to impregnate Earth-Girls creating a race of Giants who eat men for breakfast. The Dark Angel Azazael teaches women to make jewelry and beautify their eye-brows with paint--- to make them move attractive for sacred copulation
Roscoe ForthrightPublished 4 years ago in FilthyCultural Ambassador from Planet Zikorax
“I have read the poetry of Earthmen, And fondled less than fifty Earthwomen. I have been to your Holy Places And learned nothing at all.”
Roscoe ForthrightPublished 4 years ago in FilthyThe Bisexual Christian
It took me three attempts to come out to my parents. Considering I'm from a large family of Christians, I'll take it as a success. I wasn't nervous or anything, they were just confused. I think it would have gone a lot smoother if I was just a lesbian. Defining bisexuality is often a trying and frustrating procedure. Turning to passive/semi/full on aggressive posts about the validity of sexuality regardless of relationship status when the frustration needs to seep out is something I'm definitely guilty of. And I could speak for hours on this topic alone.
The Naughty ChristianPublished 5 years ago in FilthyP r i d e
I used to believe I was perfect. I grew up in a perfect family, did well in school, and attended church weekly. I got awards and accolades, went off to college and made my parents so proud. I followed the rules and truly excelled. I thought I only had one minor defect that would potentially derail everything and send me plummeting to my demise—I'm gay.
p a u l s t e p h e n sPublished 6 years ago in FilthySex and Growing Up in a Religious Household
In high school, the only computer in the house had a giant Samsung PC monitor that faced the entire kitchen—whether you were eating, shooing the cat from eating yogurt off the counter, or sniffing old leftovers in the fridge, you could always see what the family member was searching on that big screened computer. High school was also the time before everyone had smartphones; I had a trusty keyboard slider with no access to the interwebs like I do now. Needless to say, to sneakily find out anything that may be deemed as “inappropriate” on the Internet was difficult, especially when it came to learning about sex. When I couldn’t reach the Internet and when having a completely cleared search history seemed just as suspicious as seeing Pornhub in the history, being able to learn about my hormones and how to give a hand job was hard to come by. Not only was this a little tough, but the only thing I remember about my mother teaching me about sex was her saying, “It’s like when two buttered pieces of bread are stuck together - they become one. But then when you try to peel them apart, the two pieces of bread break apart into different pieces - and not into their original state.” That’s right, my mother did not even say the word sex, but instead basically stated that if you do this certain thing, a person will just use you for sex and you’ll be clingy and gonna be heartbroken and sad and broken apart and they’ll leave you and you’re not mature enough to handle it and THE WORLD WILL CRASH DOWN AND YOU’LL BE ALONE AND AHH—Oh, sorry.
Sex Magic of the Sensual Sorceress
All the wild witches, those most noble ladies,” wrote W. B. Yeats, a prescient Irish poet must have unwound a cingulum or two before we thought to do so. And judging from the undraped magnificence of this most charming sorceress, witches are not the hawk-nosed hags that we once were taught to shun.
George GottPublished 7 years ago in FilthyTelevangelist Jimmy Swaggart Feels Like Donald Trump
In an age of hypocrisy where Donald Trump can be elected president, it is important to look back on historical conservative con men like Jimmy Swaggart. There is much to be learned from history. Perhaps one day we will see Donald Trump shed tears for his aberrant behavior. Swaggart's fall came at the hands of Prostitute Debra Murphee. But irrespective of this clearly reprehensible behavior, deplorable conservatives still believed him a man of God. Jimmy Swaggart continued his work with Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. After his televised admission he went back to work, even commenting in the newsletter from his church,
Frank WhitePublished 7 years ago in FilthyErotic Art of India
Perhaps the most shocking aspect of India (to Westerners, that is) is presented by their “erotic” art. Admittedly one can find such sculptures in the vaults and caverns under European cathedrals, but it is usually crude in execution and generally written off as the errant fancy of some bored sculptor. Anyway, it is considered “immoral” carving. Not in India. The temples flourish such sculptures to the glory of God, recognizing the highly developed consciousness of the connection between pleasure and life—between the natural bents and capabilities of the human being and his religion. God is the creator? Well, how else do mortals come to creation of the human race except by the way that, in the West, is hidden under shame? One school of yoga specifically declares, “Delight is religion.”
Filthy StaffPublished 8 years ago in FilthyVatican Sex Positions
How not to enjoy sex, brought to you by your friends at the Vatican. Sex has been a topic du jour for the clergy since the clergy became clergy. Like many rules of institutionalized religion, the do nots seem to outnumber the dos. Do not have sex with your neighbor's wife. Do not have sex until you are married. Do not watch porn on the internet. Very rarely in religious doctrine does it say, tho shalt have a blowjob or do unto her as she just did for you. The discovery of long lost manuscripts, dating back almost 600 years, shed light on another important do not. Do not enjoy sex was a common theme throughout much of the history of the Vatican. There are many thousands of positions in which sex cannot be enjoyed. There are hundreds more in which sex cannot even be attempted. Here are just a few of the most popular, originally published as "The Vatican Sex Manual" by Monsignor E.D. Gray, S.J., M.A., in The Rutland Dirty Weekend Book. By using these variations, you and your partner will be unable to have sex in a variety of ways, which will add spice and zest to your abstinence. Based on the old manuscripts found in the cavernous labyrinth beneath the Vatican, these variations are equally unuseful for unmarried couples, who may try them without fear of pregnancy, pleasure, or confession.
Filthy StaffPublished 8 years ago in FilthySex in Witchcraft
Sorcery is a recurrent phenomenon in human history, as its contemporary manifestations attest, and always it is found to be amalgamated with sex. The universality of this age-old relationship explains the fascination it has exerted on theologians, historians, jurists, anthropologists, and psychologists, who have applied their combined energies to the study of the subject. In western culture, the classic eruption of witchcraft lasted from around the 13th century to the end of the 18th, and also involved important religious and political elements. That these factors were all cemented together by superstition, hypocrisy, and viciousness is just a testimony to the basic nature of the human animal.
Filthy StaffPublished 8 years ago in Filthy