Today I interviewed Johnson of Pilot Creative:

I didn’t know I was going to be doing an interview so I was a bit unprepared and unkempt.
Plus it was my second interview ever! Don’t be harsh.

I’ll be doing more of these plus vlog-ing so don’t you stop reading babysinead.com. If fact you better recommend my blog to you best friends, your gynecologist, your grandmother and your stalker.

My internet sucks. I just spent a half hour working on some shit and it didn’t save. Also can’t upload to youtube[I did an interview today that should be up say…RIGHT NOW?].
I’m trying to zen out to Ratatat and not throw something but the fact that this post took more than five minutes to publish is really testing my limits. Oh and when I spent a sold fourty minutes on something and it didn’t save. Or not being able to reply to email.
This has been going on for two days. I have about a dozen projects I’m working on right now that require use of the internet.
I HATE YOU TIME WARNER.
Feel free to send them spiteful mail on my behalf.

Read about working with me here. 

Word on the streets of New York City is that American Apparel has made the jump from sexually explicit advertising to actually selling sex toys. Now lets think for a second; if you were Dov Charney would you sell some neon jelly rabbit? Or a silver bullet to match those shiny leggings?

Or an infamous back massager that’s been getting people off in more ways than one since the 70’s?

Yes, that’s right now in stores - the Hitachi Magic Wand.

I think for a company that pulls on retro styling for their clothing line and enjoys being suggestively sexual in their advertising, it makes perfect sense. A lot of people find it a bit weird that AA carries magazines, sharpies and Swiss Army knives but, if anything, it’s another intelligent marketing scheme to help people make impulse purchases and give the store some sort of “hipster” credibility.

Throw this in with the fact that Walgreen’s sells “massagers” as well, and Trojan has started pushing an intimate fingertip vibrator. I think we’re well on our way to a society where sex toys are not taboo and that this can only help us create a more sex positive country.

This is the one and only time censorship made me happy.

I got three replies. None from the hot tatted stretched ear lobed man across the way.

Including this:

“hi i saw your ad in the Craig’s sorry but I’m not the neighbor but I’m very horny i live in the area I’m Jewish 23 very hot maybe we can meet still tonight please reply even if you don’t want just reply no and sorry for bothering you but i would love to meet someone tonight thank you Simon ”

I have a date on Friday so I guess I’m not a complete loser at this whole game.

Going back to bed now.

I just photographed a man who needed pictures for help getting into the adult industry. He asked I not show his face but it was a handsome one at that..maybe he’ll reconsider.

Two more after the jump.

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Photographer Phillip Toledano has created a portrait series of phone sex workers accompanied by their words.

This is a really great example of how the internet allows art to reach a further audience than it would normally would what with the walls of publishing and gallery owners the artist must climb.

And before you ask, yes that’s my homegirl Ariel at the end…girls got mad skills.

Bushwick walgreens is out of Plan B.

I was just there buying red bull and klonapin,

wish I had a camera there was a sign.

BUT they are well stocked in condoms and douches[which were on sale last week]!

 A continuation of this post….

It was definitely helpful. So you said you had sexual experiences with both man and woman when you were around 16? And this helped you decide?

Because I’m 18, and I haven’t had any sexual experiences yet. It’s  not that I don’t want to have sex, it’s just that I haven’t found a mature guy that I like (I’m sure you remember high school guys). I feel strongly, however, about knowing myself in the sexual sense (i.e. what pleases me, what my limits are-if any) very well. Even though I’m not sexual active yet, I think I have this. And I’ve felt attracted to women and to men (more men than women so far), but it’s hard to say if I am bi or not because I haven’t had sex with either. 

If you don’t mind me asking, what were your first sexual encounters like with both sexes?

Again, what you said was very helpful. I think I’m going to take your advice and keep admiring the female form and celebrating its beauty. I admire your art a lot, and it’s inspired me.

Thanks again!

Yes, by the age of 16 I had experimented in one way or another with both sexes which led me to examine and discover my sexuality. I don’t think I really became 100% confident in my sexuality till over a year ago, I was coming off a two day coke bender and I became convinced I was lesbian and my family was going to disown me[so not true]. I went to rehab three days later and got clean. When asked if I was gay or straight during intake, I stared blankly and said I didn’t like to label myself. My counselor told that was fine and I realized it was. Having a sane and sober mind allowed me to reevaluate a lot of things in my life including my sexuality.
I am bi-sexual. I am attracted to both sexes. It’s that simple. And I suppose that complicated as well.
Although you’ve yet to have any sexual experiences with a partner I think you are capable of knowing your sexuality. But only you know what that is.

As for my first sexual experiences….wow, I actually had to think hard about this. I had my first kiss with a boy at twelve and when I was fourteen I gave my first hand job. My boyfriend didn’t really want it, he wanted to take things slow but I did my thing and he didn’t stop me. My first sexual experiance with those of the female persuasion was at a sleepover when I was thirteen. We were playing truth or dare, doing things like french-kissing, flashing, even groping each others breasts. It was then that it dawned on me that I was sexually attracted to women. These silly dares turned me on and felt more like foreplay than a childish game.

xoxo Sinead