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#Ebony_Diaperboy: An Interview

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Tofu Kitten: Let’s get the basic question out of the way… What’s your story?

Ebony Diaperboy: I am a married, masculine, black man who grew up in the Long Island and Queens areas of New York. I have a diaper fetish and I am also extremely kink and sex positive. My wife knows, but for the most part I keep my two lives, vanilla and kink, separate. I’ve always felt that people of color and, more specifically, black men are underrepresented in the kink community for many reasons, which we can get into if you like, but my story is just me being myself and taking every opportunity to educate and inform others, while empowering people of color to embrace self-love and sexuality without guilt or resentment.

Do you have a FetLife profile, or have you ever used the platform?

Yes, I do have a FetLife page. I am quite new to it though. I believe I’ve only had my Fet for about three months or so and I am loving it. I wish I would have discovered it much earlier. It’s such a great community site, not to mention it’s a source for the best porn and masturbation material. I am totally into amateur stuff! There are so many awesome people on that site. By the way, I love new friends there so find me. My name is ebony_diaperboy.

On a scale of 0 – ’70s sexploitation films, where would you rank yourself?

First off, let me say your questions are awesome, and I am already having a great ass time!!! I am such a fan of ’70s sexploitation. I actively seek them out, and I have masturbated to them so many times. I love the plots and the kinkiness of them. They are the stuff sexual fantasies are made of, so I would say I am at the top of that scale: I am totally ’70s sexploitation films. So yeaaa, I am a ’70s sexploitation film.

What is a myth you know to be false?

So many… but I am going to take the angle of sex and relationships. Well, it’s a total fucking myth that having a sexual desire that doesn’t involve your significant other means they are missing something that you require, like it’s a shortcoming on them. That’s bullshit. Wanting something doesn’t mean not wanting something else, you know what I mean?

Why do you think people think that?

I think as humans we do our best to limit our mental effort, so that takes form in many ways. In the case of sexuality and desires, it means separating everything into polar opposites: female/male, gay/straight, etc. We do this so we don’t have to think, so we don’t actually have to seek to understand by trading dialogue. So when a husband says he has an interest or desire to try something, it automatically means his wife cannot please him… SORRY, THAT’S BULLSHIT!

What fetishes would you say are over- or underrated? Paddles, whips, canes, fingers, floggers, knife play…?

I really don’t like to judge, especially when it comes to kinks, sexual preferences, and fetishes, sooo I can’t comfortably answer that. What I can say is I haven’t tried paddling, nor have I had a desire to but, at this very moment, I am thinking that would be kind of awesome on my diapered butt! Whips, no interest in as well, the same goes for canes, and especially not knife play and flogging because I personally do not like pain nor inflicting it. I’m squeamish at the site of blood. But fingers, I’m down with fingering pussy and assholes, and I like a finger in my butt also.

What is your favorite time of day?

Nighttime, the later the better.

What are you not very good at?

I am not good at being given ultimatums.

That being said, what personality trait has gotten you into the most trouble?

I would say my defiance. I don’t like being disrespected or told what to do. So me, if you don’t respectfully request something, it’s not going to happen and I’m going to tell you about it. I don’t care who you are.

What trait has helped you achieve the most success?

My growth mindset. I believe every moment alive we are evolving and have the chance to learn and experience things so we can become the best version of ourselves.

Aside from the obvious, what are your primary kinks?

Obviously, ABDL. I also have a BBC fetish, and like sissification, forced-bi, exhibitionism, humiliation… I am also interested in dressing. Most of my kinks are sub/dom related with a female domme involved.

What is your favorite part of the human body?

So many LOL, but if I had to choose one, I think lips would be my answer.

What is your favorite sexual position?

With a woman on her side, legs are scissored open, and I am perpendicular. My wife knows that is my ultimate favorite!!!!! So many possibilities.

Lights on or lights off?

Lights off.

Would you rather give or receive oral?

I would rather give.

Would you rather pay for sex or get paid for sex?

I would only like to have sex because I want to and the other person genuinely wants to. I don’t care about money. It’s all about us both being horny and wanting to fuck. Being paid or paying takes that away. So out of the two, I would say I would rather get paid, but I wouldn’t do it if I am not turned on.

How has growing up in Queens, NY and Long Island influenced you?

I think growing up in these areas has allowed me to develop a mind open to different cultures and people. It definitely contributed to my confidence in myself and my understanding of people.

How did your family and friends react to your kinks and newfound persona?

Well, only my wife really knows, and the reaction was definitely supportive.

Do you care what they or other people think?

No, I don’t. The only reason I hide my face and keep my kink and vanilla lives separate is because of the nature of my profession and because people do not understand. Other than that, I’m confident in who I am, and my kink doesn’t dictate my character. So no, I don’t care what others think. Anything I engage in is consensual, legal, and safe.

On a somewhat random note, what would you do if you were elected president of the United States (aside from getting rid of all the anti-kink people in the House of Representatives and Senate of course)?

I would seek to overhaul the justice system and put systems in place that would hold law enforcement agents a hell of a lot more accountable, while making the recruitment process a whole lot more rigorous.

Are you a cat person or a dog person? Or do you like some more exotic animals?

I’m a dinosaur little boy.

Have you ever given vegetarianism or veganism a thought?

Yes, though we haven’t adopted the whole lifestyle. My wife and I engage in vegan diets weeks at a time every few months or so. Something to cleanse our systems.

Finally, what truly motivates you?

Inspiring others to be better. I like to think of my motivation and inspiration as my own small way of making the world a better place.

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#Missy_Suicide: An Interview

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Tofu Kitten: Let me start this off right… Missy Suicide, thank you for sharing your vision with us. The Suicide Girls are women I have always admired throughout my high school years and to this day. They portray a different spin on what beautiful is, screw social norms. I needed to see that, especially in high school, so thank you.

Missy Suicide: Thank you so much! There is a quote by Junot Diaz that really resonates with me:

If you want to make a human being a monster, deny them, at the cultural level, any reflection of themselves.

I grew up feeling very monstrous and I didn’t want anyone else to ever feel that way. So to hear that Suicide Girls helped to make you not feel so alone is really beautiful to hear.

Would you mind introducing yourself and for those who don’t know, who are the Suicide Girls?

Hello! I am Missy Suicide. I am notoriously bad at summarizing what Suicide Girls is because it is so many things. It’s bigger than the sum of any of it’s parts, but I’m going to try to smash it’s origin mission into one sentence…

I started Suicide Girls in 2001 as an online social network that brought together people who felt like outsiders in their real-life communities to celebrate the unique beauty of girls who chose to commit “social suicide” by choosing not to fit in.

Tell us a bit about the Blackheart Burlesque show and what inspired you to create it.

With the website I wanted to update the classic pin-up photos with modern girls and treat the models with respect and highlight their unique beauty. We wanted to do the same with burlesque. We wanted to take the sexy spirit of classic burlesque and put a modern, sexy, fun twist on it. We wanted to create a show that spoke to our community so it’s all pop culture referential, video games, movies, comic books, TV themed. It’s a dirty, nerdy, sexy, fun time that brings people together.

Photo by Tofu Kitten

The tour is coming back for a second round in October at the Boston Royale. Can we expect anything different this time? Will the girls be the same? Will the acts be different?

We always add new acts as pop culture always brings something new and exciting and inspiring. So there will be some new numbers. There will also be a fully new cast in each city on the Fall tour.

What does female empowerment mean to you?

Empowerment means embracing our bodies and ourselves. Being whole and unafraid and unashamed. Confidence is the most powerful attribute a person can have. People should feel empowered to create their visage in whatever way gives them the most confidence about themselves. Our bodies are not separate from our mind and both deserve respect. I feel we should be unafraid to speak our mind and share our ideas.

I don’t think we are born being full of insecurities, but somewhere along the way they come to haunt and paralyze so many of us. I feel being empowered is to celebrate your flaws and your pauses, so that you can share your uniquely beautiful presence and thoughts and feelings and energy into the world. Not letting other people’s hang-ups or fear of your potential hold you back. Summed up in the immortal words of Jersey Shore: “You do you.”

Is there anyone you look up to?

I look up to my friends and am amazed and thankful for their love and support, and am in awe of their many, many daily accomplishments, and feel incredibly thankful and lucky that they continue to let me in their sphere.

I look up to Oprah, because she has done so, so much by having women tell complex stories of outsiders, and she is such a brilliant business woman. I look up to Dolly Parton because she makes it okay to want to feel beautiful and love sparkles and embrace glamour, to be genuine and unafraid of admitting your flaws or what you have done so that you can celebrate them. She is a ray of god damn sunshine and self-love while still helping others.

Those two are pretty much untouchable gods, but I also look up to tons of other artists and activists and musicians who are three-dimensional people who have good days and bad days and bring complex brilliance into this world. A short list in no specific order are: Elvis Costello, Chuck Palahniuk, Ice Cube, Kim Deal, Lil Wayne, Shepard Ferry, Nan Golden, Kanye West, Nelson Mandela, Kendrick Lamar, Miranda July, Malcom X, Diablo Cody, Junot Diaz, Gloria Steinem, Charles Bukowski, Dian Arbus, Dorothy Parker, + tons more. Also Elvira Mistress of the Dark because she literally embraced being a monster and made it okay. Also, Beyonce because she is Life.

What do you feel most proud of?

I am most proud of my babies, my two sons and Suicide Girls. I am proud of all the victories big and small that the members of our community are able to achieve.

If you were president, what is the first thing you would do?

I would make a terrible president. I am in no way qualified. I can barely do long division, my policy would be very liberally skewed. It would alienate hundreds of thousands of people, and actually destroy industries. I can’t imagine how I would negotiate with real huge diplomatic relationships like North Korea or Iran or Russia.

Now that we have established I would make a terrible president, if I was an all-important leader, I would ensure every citizen had free and proper health care.

“Oh man, when the internet hated me I nearly gave up.”Missy Suicide
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Can you tell me about a time when you almost gave up, how you felt about that, and what you did instead of giving up?

Oh man, when the internet hated me I nearly gave up. The final straw was when a story came out in Jane Magazine. I had put all of my time and energy into being open to the reporter and telling my side of the story in hopes of some redemption, but at the end of the day the damning sensationalist version was just a better story, so that was the lead. I was devastated.

I was reminded of something my Irish History professor told me: history is written by the victors, except in the case of the Irish because they told the best stories, so their version is forever memorialized. My version was not compelling and wouldn’t be memorialized, but it wouldn’t be my last story.

Life is long and I didn’t have to be defined by one tumult. So I put my head down and kept up my work and let the haters din fall into a whisper. I have created a dozen years of other stories since then and done more good and made more mistakes and continued my crazy beautiful life of adventure. People still love me and hate me but, at the end of the day, the ones that know me in real life tend to skew more towards love, so that is the victory that matters.

I’m not sure if anyone has asked but… Star Wars or Star Trek, and why?

Both, I love the cinematic swagger of Wars. It is an undeniably bold universe that wraps you up in the escapist dream of other planets and worlds and lifetimes. But, I have a special place in my heart for Trek, mainly Next Generation, and the wonderfully intelligent and simultaneously innocent Wesley Crusher. Swoon.

Final thoughts?

Please go see our burlesque show. It is really an amazing experience, full of such positive energy that it could change your life, literally:

  1. Sunny Holiday went to the burlesque show in 2013 as an attendee. She was working in government for the state of New York. She was so inspired by the show that she got on stage during an audience participation portion of the show and thought about the feeling of being on stage for the next several months. The next time we held auditions she flew to Los Angeles to try out for the troupe. She made it and now is one of the hosts of the show. She has traveled around the country, and around the world, performing with us and hasn’t missed the life of a bureaucrat once.
  2. A boy in Oklahoma City decide to attend the burlesque show two years ago with his friend. They enjoyed the show but he couldn’t take his eyes off the girl who had the seat in front of his. She was there with a girlfriend. He worked up the courage to talk to her at the end of the show. Two years later, when the show returned to Oklahoma City, he asked her to marry him at the show.