Showing posts with label submission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label submission. Show all posts

Sunday, September 21, 2025

Filming a real humiliation scene with Violet

Today I'm happy to release the video that is a bit more personal in that, it is something that portrays something very important in my life and that is kink. Violet and I were excited to show you Punishing the Nun's Hypocrisy: A Humiliation Scene. I have been in the lifestyle sine 2011 and whenever I wasn't writing erotica, drawing ENF art, or making films, I have been and am actively involved in my kinky community. If you follow my newsletter (check your spam folders if you haven't been getting them!), then you may have heard me talk about how kink has been central to my growth, helping me learn to be a better communicator and also expanding my own emotional and artistic growth. Violet Vixen and I were friends before we made films together, and have enjoyed the pleasure of doing scenes at events. 

When I debuted my mask on Instagram, Violet had reached out asking to do a scene together. Initially, I thought it would be a scene in private but then I thought that this could be an opportunity where we could enjoy a scene together and also showcase what a humiliation scene could look like. I have previously written on the complex, diverse way humiliation and embarrassment can be utilized in a scene. Beyond stripping someone of their clothes, there can be other elements of embarrassment, humiliation, and shame. There can be verbal teasing or bullying, exposing someone's secrets that they'd be embarrassed if they were shown, or tapping into the way in which religion uses shame to enforce its values. 

 

With humiliation, I saw this as the chance for us to have fun including several of my favorite elements in kink - rope, impact play, and stripping. We wanted to have a slight horror element and with that in mind, I wanted to bring back Sister Francesca from the Embarrassed Naked Nun



I have seen several humiliation themed videos on Kink.com. There are mixed stories about how ethical they are in how they treat models as representation of kink. They showcase a preshoot interview where they negotiate what will be done in the scene and what the safe words are. It's not clear however, if the negotiation being shot is part of the scene itself or an actual negotiation. Kink.com has a lot of Public Disgrace scenes, which sways on the side of humiliation/degredation than embarrassment. I have found myself less into the more degrading aspect of the scene than I enjoy the beginning where the person is stripped of their clothes and acts embarrassed. It was this tone that Violet and I had in mind when we talked about shooting a long scene. I wanted something that would be more kink-focused, but also enjoyable for an Embarrassed and Exposed audience as I get feedback that they are not as interested in the more kink heavy aspects of the genre.

The idea at the time was that my character would be more of a scary type figure. This of course was before we ended up making me a silly, cartoon trope in Shego Stripped to her Tighty Whiteys. My style with an actual humiliation scene is humorous. There was a period where I was a standup comic and what has stayed with me was my ability to roast someone in a teasing/bullying type of humor that works well with embarrassment and humiliation. Admittedly, I myself was nervous about being on camera for such a long time. As someone with my own personal experience with anxiety, perfectionism sometimes spills into that, making me trip up on my words or stutter or become hesitant. I was worried this might show up on camera as I played with Violet. This would definitely disrupt the perfectionist in me with editing and the thought of being so concerned about something not turning out "perfect" that I'd hesitate from posting was a worst-case-scenario fear that I knew I'd have to keep at bay.

 That did not happen however, because Violet and I have played several times before and so I felt comfortable being on camera because we had established trust and care for each other long before that. This is important in kink because when it works, as I think you'll see in this video, the players are fully present in the scene and time flies by because we're not in our heads thinking about "what if" anxieties, we're fully present, and that is what I find fulfilling about kink, when the magic is there, it is truly a mentally transformative experience where you can take on a role you otherwise might not embody in real life, and it gives your mind a sense of healing, purpose, and excitement to create something powerful. 

 In any scene, it is more complex than simply striking someone, tying someone up, or being tied or being hit. It is a risky practice, there is no way there is zero percent chance that harm could be done mentally or physically. That is why, it requires constant communication and constant check in throughout a scene. What you see is an edited video to tell a story, what you don't see is the safe words Violet and I negotiated before a scene, what we agreed would and wouldn't happen in the scene, and adjustments that needed to be made during the scene in terms of how intense things would be. In any scene, at any time, something can change and the previously planned scene might need to change. This can be due to someone's body experiencing pain or discomfort that was not planned or even a psychological trigger that requires ending the scene early. While safe words are one way to minimize risk of harm, sometimes that doesn't always work either. This is why it's also important to observe each other's nonverbal language, their facial expressions, an abrupt silence after they were talking a lot, or even a freeze response. We had to constantly monitor each other's and our own internal response to make sure it was safe to continue playing. The challenge for me was that the mask made it slightly more challenging to observe Violet's reactions, although I kept close watch the entire time while also staying in character.

 Violet did amazing work. Not only did she also have to act in character for the whole scene, she had to do so while in a position that over a long period of time was uncomfortable. The setup we chose was one that Violet felt most comfortable in for sustaining the pose for a long time. yet, even though she felt comfortable, over time, that pose with wrists tied to a hard metal pole while being flogged, caned, and spanked with a crop would add tension and more intense physical effort over time. Having been tied myself with the intent to hold a pose for a long period of time, by the end of ten even twenty minutes can be intense. Your body starts to shake, muscles are tense and you have to constantly check in with your tying partner to let them know if adjustments need to be made. So, big hats off to Violet for being able to sustain that pose, to sustain being spanked all while acting in what was a long-form improvised humiliation scene. There were was actually only once instance where we had to make adjustments to the intensity of the scene but otherwise, what you see is the scene that we shot in one take. A performance like this does not happen easily, but for us it did because of our long-term friendship and experience playing before.

 You may find Punishing the Nun's Hypocrisy a Humiliation Scene different from my other ENF videos. however, we hope you give it a shot and enjoy it as a representation of kink between two close friends who both share a love for celebrating the power of telling a story through rope, canes, floggers, and of course, exposure ;).

 

Saturday, October 26, 2019

National Erotic Humiliation Day 2019 - FEAR

The following blog was written with Brigit Delaney's #eroticjournalchallenge
https://brigitdelaney.com/2019/09/the-erotic-journal-challenge-october-fears-insecurities/#

FEAR, Insecurity, Anxiety, and Self-Doubt

For some of us, fear holds us back from experiencing life to its limits. For others, fear is a catalyst. Whatever its place in your life, consider how fear, insecurity, anxiety, and self-doubt affect your erotic/sexual existence, either as an individual, a lover, or a writer.
"Has fear been part of your kink?"
Up until this past year, I never thought fear was part of my kink. I always identified embarrassment as it relates to forced stripping my primary kink, assuming embarrassment was a separate emotion from fear. As I have thought more about what emotions my kink taps into, I realize fear has a very potent role in many aspects of my life.

I remember dating someone several years back who would become very anxious to public acts of embarrassment. When I say anxious, even watching someone else do something awkward would make her uncomfortable. She would need to look away or leave the room, just from watching someone else do something embarrassing.  Need an example? She mentioned being very anxious watching this: http://www.cc.com/video-clips/eot1dx/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-tori-amos

Embarrassment is the surface emotion, but what is so bad about embarrassment?

In my own clinical work, judgement is something I have become very attune to identify. Words like "should" "guilt," and "feel bad" are all tied to shame. Embarrassment, is on the lighter side of this spectrum. We become hypervigilent of the threat of embarrassment. So what is the big deal about being embarrassed? My kink, forced stripping, usually isn't a big deal for someone who is comfortable with their body, and for exhibitionists, it's exciting. It's not the exposure, it's not the fear of exposure, it's the shame. shame underlies fear. and with shame comes judgement towards the self. Any threat to our sense of self is scary, because it taps into our thoughts as to who we are. Fear - Embarrassment - Shame. With exposure, it's not being naked that might be embarrassing, it's exposing what we don't want others to see. We may be comfortable naked in the right light or when our bodies look a certain way, but if there's threat of being seen in an unfavorable way, then we run and hide.

I find humiliation and embarrassment sexy because underlying that is a sense of vulnerability. It strips the individual of their armor that they try to present to the world. It scares us to think that we will not be seen as we wish to be seen. I once spoke with a friend who had no shame in walking around naked in public. When I asked them to imagine walking in public with their pants around their ankles, they said they could never do that, because that would be embarrassing. For them, that image was not how the wanted others to see them. In my field of psychology, social justice is another important aspect of my training. We are challenged to confront our own biases over gender, ability, sexuality, and race. Bring up any of these topics at a dinner party and what do you hear?

"No talking about politics"

"Why does everything have to be about race?"

"let's talk about something else."

What do phrases like these do? They avoid. What's the emotion? Discomfort? Annoyance? Fear...fear of what? Fear of saying something wrong? Fear that something will be misunderstood? Fear of being seen as racist? Again, underlying this fear is embarrassment or shame as being seen as such. From my own personal experience, these are things I have thought, done, or said at one point in my life. I was afraid of saying something wrong, because an anti-racist stance was what mattered to me. To say something wrong would invoke embarrassment, shame, and anger towards myself. These are powerful emotions and why I like kink is because it allows us to tap into emotions we otherwise try to avoid. Enter my short story "Privilege"



Privilege was my attempt at exploring how race, accountability, and silence can be used as a form of embarrassment in the context of kink. I initially wanted to resist writing it and when I identified my own resistance, I knew that was a sign that I needed to write it. Having seen silence in many classrooms used to avoid confrontation over the topic of race, I could see how it is used to protect the ego, protect one from being challenged, to protect one's dignity, often times, White people's dignity. I love the word "dignity", because in a forced stripping context, the loss of dignity usually results in someone being naked and exposed. That's why i am delighted when I discover new ways to apply my kink, especially in contexts that might not seem sexy at all. In the case of "Privilege" it is the topic of critical race theory in the classroom.

As I write this blog I still have fear, because i know what type of reaction the topic of race invokes from people on the internet. But as I celebrate Erotic Humiliation Day, I am happy to share with you all a new story that is perhaps the most personal as it mixes my life experience and my professional work with my passion. When I think more about the fear - embarrassment dynamic, I see so many new doors and possibilities and I can't wait to see where this takes me next. 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZCKQHL9

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/987115

Happy Erotic Humiliation Day

Saturday, December 23, 2017

Enough to Make You Blush Book Review

After dragging my feet all year, I finally got to purchasing my copy of Enough to Make You Blush by Princess Kali. Princess Kali is a former dominatrix who published this book as a comprehensive guide for erotic humiliation in its various forms and how to incorporate that into your life whether it is through play scenes or just something to try in the bedroom with a romantic partner. As someone involved in kink for several years it is a great reference to inform you on how to negotiate boundaries and safety plans with a play partner to ensure both of you are protected in the case of unintended harm or crises during a scene. I also like how she breaks down different forms of humiliation, with embarrassment being on the lighter side of the spectrum while degradation is on the more extreme side.

What I did want to highlight for the embarrassment lovers are the chapters she dedicates to nudity. I'm currently working on another Immodest Collection anthology and hit a wall recently with one story. Enough to Make You Blush breaks down all the ways you can incorporate nudity with humiliation and dives into the psychological elements, such as the difference between the presence or absence of an audience with nudity as well as the power dynamics when someone nude is paired with someone who is clothed. When you rope (no pun intended) this in with her other chapters on humiliation such as verbal play, teasing, financial domination, or even chastity play, this book is an excellent source for different forms of embarrassing situations to help you think outside the box.

Despite talking about shame and embarrassment, this book does a great job of normalizing erotic humiliation as a kink. It does not act as a gatekeeper for what is and is not acceptable and contains personal accounts from other kinksters' experiences with erotic humiliation. I know personally for me when I identified "embarrassed nude females" as a kink I did struggle with it as I felt like I was twisted or abnormal in some way. I also wanted to know what it was about this kink that clicked for me. Most of the introspection and processing was done on my own, but I would have loved this book had it been around because I needed to hear that I'm not the only one who finds erotic humiliation sexy. I've recently had followers talk with me about their interest in exploring embarrassment and have asked me where they could find more information. Unfortunately there isn't much out there beyond deviant art and a few specific forums. Enough to Make You Blush is a much needed blessing and while it doesn't specifically cover "embarrassed nude females," it is still a key text that you should check out as you explore your own relationship with erotic embarrassment. Also for the embarrassed panty lovers, there is a section exploring panty play and humiliation as well that you'll enjoy ;).

You can purchase your copy of Enough to Make You Blush here. Also be sure to check out Princess Kali's website for more information on humiliation.


Sunday, November 12, 2017

The Big Book of Submission, Volume 2 published by Cleis Press

In about a month I will be reaching a new milestone in my career as an erotica writer. I am honored that one of my stories will be part of the Big Book of Submission, Volume 2: 69 Kinky Tales published by Cleis Press. The book will be available in ebook form in December and then in Print in January but you can pre-order copies now.

You can find it on Amazon at: mybook.to/submissionbook2
Also, it's really helpful to add the book to Goodreads which you can find here:  https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36286814-big-book-of-submission-volume-2?ac=1&from_search=true



This was a really fun anthology to submit to (tee hee). It was a shorter format than I had ever been used to which meant writing a full embarrassment story that I take a longer time building up in order to make the loss of status that much more enjoyable for the reader. What did I learn? A LOT. This story forced me to focus a lot on the senses. As a result, it's a more stripped down version of what you might have read from me before but I'm very proud of this work. Reading this story makes me crave sex, not just for the physical gratification but for the intimacy of having a willing partner. One thing that gets missed in play scenes is the laughter and joy that comes from enacting our kinks with someone we love.

 If you're looking for a variety of sexy kinky tales or if you're an author looking to hone your craft in erotica, give The Big Book of Submission, Volume 2: 69 Kinky Tales a read. When I started submitting to Cleis Press stories, I bought two of their books just to get a feel for other folks' style in writing erotica. I'm happy to see the work pay off. I owe my thanks to all of you who gave me good or critical feedback and know I wouldn't have stuck it out this long if I didn't know i had other friends who shared my same kinky interests. I also am thankful to Rachel Kramer Bussel for providing these opportunities for erotica writers. Check out my story "Sing" in BBOS volume 2 in December! J.C. Parker