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Buttcrush Days 2023

As we all know, this week was Buttcrush Days, October 17–20, 2023.

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As we all know, this week was Buttcrush Days, spanning from Oct. 17, National Ass Day (site is wrong about the date and probably the meaning), through Oct. 20, International Ass Day.

I don’t make 80% of these rules.

This year I wanted to do several projects to commemorate Buttcrush Days: a drawing, a Daz render, and a story. I could do a photocollage, but I feel leery about roping my wife into these things, though she’s usually game. It confronts me with the objectifying nature of my chosen creative venue. I’ll do the story and drawing later, but here’s my render.

3 responses to “Buttcrush Days 2023”

  1. Undersquid Avatar
    Undersquid

    I can’t click on any image to view it at its original size, but they look great even at near thumbnail size. I hope your butt days were nice, and I hope you get the time and inspiration to work on that drawing and story.

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    1. Aborigen Avatar
      Aborigen

      I disremember whether you’re a Mac user. If by chance you’re on a PC, you can click into the image to view it in the gallery, then right-click and select “open image in new tab” to get the full-size version. I didn’t make them huge-huge, and I cut the resolution to save on my storage space, but they’ll still be bigger.

      As for the holiday observation, what Buttcrush Days has in common with Valentine’s Day and Halloween is that, for me, I observe these every day of the year. Mercury is never not in retrograde, and it is always Buttcrush Days in Aborigenopolis (or Fairview). I suppose novel-writing is not limited to November, and I can catch up on my butt-loving media at any point. Thank you for the encouragement and inspiration.

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        Undersquid

        I fiddled with it and figured out how to do it on my iphone, thank you!

        That is true, you do practice every day! I only mean that during these days I prepare the special meals and invite others, I sing the hymns with the choir, and light the special incense* everyone can smell.

        Not an euphemism for frting.

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