Anyone who thinks being kinky makes them special should probably think again. According to The Journal of Sex Research, interpreted via this article in Maxim magazine, almost 50% of adults have unconventional sexual desires. Which kind of raises the question: At what point does unconventional become conventional? If kinky people make it to 51% of the population do we have to start describing non-kinky people as the unconventional ones?
Of course sometimes sexual desires can be complicated to pigeonhole in a simple classification system. Is this scene exhibitionism, public humiliation, shoe fetishism or simple D/s? Whatever it is, I think it puts the pair of them into the ‘unconventional’ half of the population.

I’m afraid I have no idea who the original artist for this was. If you can help me attribute it then please leave a comment.
Despite tracking down a lot of the background on the book, I sadly couldn’t find a name for the cover artist.

This is obviously a photoshop. I’m afraid I don’t know who created the original.
This image was sent to me by a reader – thanks Marga! It’s on a bunch of tumblr’s (for
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This lady has obviously misplaced her piano stool, but she’s not letting a silly thing like that stop her bashing out a tune or two.