For thousands of years, men have created images and icons celebrating masculine human figures who express points of view. Often, these viewpoints push acceptable standards of what men are supposed to look like and how they should behave. Las Vegas artist Madeira Desouza has since 2007 consistently created artworks that present a unique and challenging representation of what makes a person masculine. This is because Madeira Desouza encourages his viewers to rethink their perceptions and beliefs about masculinity. Bleed and Hurt Like Men Do is a large artist-curated collection of his deeply personal and uninhibited expressions of what he discovered in his life as he sought to find out for himself what it means to be a man. This collection of visual and text works describes the emotional and sexual repression during his youth that came from poor role models. He eventually replaced his repression by deliberately choosing to become a renegade artist and storyteller. A generous and free assortment that he gathered together in one place features his original art from 2007 to the present day (spotlighting his internationally recognized dark themes and taboo visions) boosts your experience of exploring the Bleed and Hurt Like Men Do subscribers-only collection. For age 18 and up only. You are invited to sign up for free to receive emails from Madeira Desouza in Las Vegas. Free means you pay nothing. As compared with other artists who charge you to become their subscribers, this email service gives you secret, subscribers-only links to private material that is never available to the general public. This is one of the best bargains online today. Intended Audience —Adults regardless of gender who enjoy viewing intense, uncensored images and reading stories about man-on-man action, domination, bondage (restraint and control), and consenting adult role-playing behaviors behind closed doors. The male characters you will see from Madeira Desouza are all fictional and they are shown in images and stories as masculine men who are controlling and/or hurting other masculine men. This particular narrative approach focuses upon all-male peril and is often called guys in distress or men in distress or heroes in distress. This focus is on same-sex feelings and sexual identification with masculine men who sometimes (as in the real world) behave in aggressive, violent, or exploitative ways towards other men. Subscribers get Madeira Desouza fiction and fantasies–sizzling hot images and stories showing daring, uncensored views of men behaving as men do. There is no purchase necessary. There is no obligation. Once you sign up, you get a rare, direct connection to Madeira Desouza (he will respond one-to-one to your emails) and you also get unrestricted access to his internationally recognized dark themes and taboo visions. This kind of imagery of men suffering and dying as from hangings like you will find inside Bleed and Hurt Like Men Do directly descends from the historic etchings by French engraver Jacques Callot in 1633. You may CLICK HERE, or on the 100% free access image below for subscriber-only content within the Bleed and Hurt Like Men Do collection that is 100% free:Subscribers receive a secret link that is not available to the general public where the Bleed and Hurt Like Men Do collection (images and text) is presented at absolutely no cost. No purchase necessary.* * * Once you are subscribed, you will receive an email that gives you instant access to everything inside the Bleed and Hurt Like Men Do subscribers-only collection. |