Radical Vulnerability Online
Have you ever wondered why I compulsively overshare and practice radical vulnerability on the internet on a scale even Brené Brown might find alarming?
Writer | Artist | Muse
Have you ever wondered why I compulsively overshare and practice radical vulnerability on the internet on a scale even Brené Brown might find alarming?
My very 1st domain, for my 2nd personal site circa 2001, was SunnySlutDotCom, and the site itself was a surprise gift designed by my friend Nicole because I needed a site to launch my camgirl career and only knew how to build rudimentary websites on Angelfire.
This photo represents the very 1st time I had a creative idea in mind for a specific image, then used a camera to execute it, and I’ve always been pretty proud of it.
I joined Bluesky & the new BDSM social media site Submit this month, the latter in beta. Here are my thoughts!
Sometime around 2004, I wanna say, a dude e-mailed me to say that he’d made me something, and sent me this minute and a half long, video montage of hundreds (?) of my webcam photos, set to the music of “Blame Canada” from the South Park movie.
I’ve decided that Threads is a step backwards for the internet, straight up. It’s the last gasp death rattle of a mentally unhealthy, declining social media merry-go-round existence most people have been on for the last 10-15 years and I think most of us want off.
The Camgirl Museum In case you haven’t guessed, this is a post about the Camgirl Museum! Two weeks ago, I watched the […]
Is the internet ready for me to rejoin the land of the living web? Is the “living web” done stagnating in the shadows of social media apps?
I swore off meeting internet people IRL in 2008, after a really negative experience meeting someone who had been following me online for about 10 years.
I’ve always been a little embarrassed by my photography. When I look at the photographs I shoot, they often just scream at […]