The most (in)famous of this trilogy is the second work, Fleet's In which has its own wild history involving the Navy, a private social club in DC, and, well, just read about it here: www.artsy.net/article/arts... or www.history.navy.mil/our-collecti...

The first painting in this trilogy is Shore Leave. These paintings depict generally heterosexual encounters, yet they are also rife with homosexual tension. Shore Leave, for example, depicts one drunken sailor lying on the ground spread eagle with a phallic liquor bottle pointing directly into him

If you've ever wondered why my BlueSky handle is what it is, Paul Cadmus painted a trilogy of paintings between 1933 and 1938 depicting sailors on shore leave. The third painting in this trilogy is Sailors and Floosies. I used the painting as my banner image

Someone needs to explain Benson Boone to me. He's a Christian pop star who sings love ballads but is also a slut? Or dresses very slutty? Do I have that right?

Perhaps 2025 will be a wonderful year 😈

Post a ship that’s neither Star Wars nor Star Trek

Post 4 of your favorite Pokemon and let people assume things about you: (Mostly, or perhaps entirely, for the mystery vibes)