I’ll honor that empowerment by not using it to condemn. Thank you for empowering that permission. “I encourage people to explore, but also to say “ew” or “ick” whenever they need to.” I felt a little guilty about posting my squick until I found this quote in your September 11 posting in the podcast feed: That said, I have a bunch of happy Halloween exclusives from Muki’s Kitchen after the jump. All of the photos at this site were posed for and created by consenting adults, in the spirit of eroticism and play.” (…) the key point here is fun - this is just a fantasy and meant to be erotic! Anyone who takes any of this stuff for real, or harbors thoughts of actually eating someone, should immediately seek professional help (please!). In keeping with this philosophy, our staged photographs will never show suffering or torture. It’s important to know, “Our pictures are created in the spirit of light-hearted fun and, though visually explicit, we intend to convey an ongoing feeling of harmless fantasy. Concerned about the implications or context? Read about their politics and stance on eroticizing food and women within the same images: Muki’s Kitchen: What We Are All About. For those unfamiliar with Muki’s Kitchen, the couple are a playful, kinky pair who are commercial food photographers for restaurants and magazines by day, who once thought to ‘sex it up’ for fun with a model-friend and have her pose as the “sexy food” for a change… The rest was erotic gastronomic history. As longtime readers know, I’ve featured the erotic food spoof site Muki’s Kitchen since Thanksgiving 2006 since then, I’ve become online friends with the husband and wife team that run the site and they send me exclusives on turkey day for you to (uh) feast your eyes on.

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