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[Caught in the Net] Undressed Under Duress

In the course of my usual weekly wanderings through the various sex blogs, I came across a variety of kink I’d never encountered before — at least, never under a formal name: Clothed Female, Naked Male (or CFNM, as the internet prefers to abbreviate it). The concept isn’t new, even expressed this way; the Wikipedia entry for CFNM was created back in 2006. It’s just one of those little niches that escaped my notice until now, but it’s never too late to expand one’s horizons . . .

The concept is sort of fem-domish, with women dressed (and thus in power) while the men in the scenario are nude, or are forced to undress. There’s an element of humiliation in some cases, obviously. The top site of the bunch according to the magic of Google, is CNFM.net, “Clothed Female Nude Male Adventures”, which has some photosets enacting various scenarios, from naked swim meets to secret society initiations to plain old blackmail situations. (Attractive women never blackmail me for sex. Probably because I’m too virtuous and they can’t find any good material to use against me.) It’s a pay site, but there are enough sample images to give you the gist, and maybe provide some ideas for activities at the next company picnic . . .

Fans of forced male undressing might enjoy the photographs of David Blázquez, which feature naked guys used as furniture, like the human table photo above (though personally I’m partial to the living bookshelf!). The text of the website is in Spanish, so I can’t comment on his artistic intentions, but the results are certainly striking.

Adidas footwear — of all things — is happily complicit in males undressing at your command. Their website currently features a “Jersey Swap” . . . game? promotion? masturbation aid? . . . where you can choose any two of five athletes to swap shirts with one another. You’re rewarded with a video of them approaching one another and stripping off their jerseys. You can even watch a slow-motion replay, which makes it clear someone working on this campaign knew what they were up to.

And while it doesn’t involve compulsory nudity — except insofar as a photographer told some model to take his clothes off — I should also link to these photographs of a buff guy modeling Adidas shoes . . . and nothing else. If that doesn’t make you want to buy athletic shoes, nothing will.

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