Male Submission Art

Art and visual erotica that depicts masculine submission.

We showcase beautiful imagery where men and other male-identified people are submissive subjects. We aim to challenge stereotypes of the "pathetic" submissive man. Learn more….

Your steward is maymay. Want to collaborate with me? It's easy: visit MaleSubmissionArt.com/submit or tag your Delicious.com bookmarks as for:MaleSubmissionArt! More ways to contribute….

Creative Commons License
Original work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. We make a concerted effort to attribute works properly; please show us, and the artists whose work we feature, the same courtesy. Please redistribute this work; you are not stealing.

JanesGuide.com says we are 'quality and original'!

ztvf7jsh8a
Mon Mar 30
A man naked sits to a chair that his ankles are tied to. His hands and penis are both tied to a single rope anchored above him, keeping them raised. I like how open this man’s body language is despite how shy he seems to be, looking down as he is. I also like the rope work around the mans ankles and chair, but not around his wrists. Pictures like this make me sad that more men don’t feel comfortable being sexualized, being the subject of a gaze. Some more radical women’s movements would have you believe there isn’t any desirable value in being in that spot, but I have to disagree. The problem isn’t inherent in the activity itself, but in the repression men who want to be there force upon themselves, or the prejudices women who don’t want to be there are forced to endure. -maymay (via pornotumble)

A man naked sits to a chair that his ankles are tied to. His hands and penis are both tied to a single rope anchored above him, keeping them raised.

I like how open this man’s body language is despite how shy he seems to be, looking down as he is. I also like the rope work around the mans ankles and chair, but not around his wrists.

Pictures like this make me sad that more men don’t feel comfortable being sexualized, being the subject of a gaze. Some more radical women’s movements would have you believe there isn’t any desirable value in being in that spot, but I have to disagree. The problem isn’t inherent in the activity itself, but in the repression men who want to be there force upon themselves, or the prejudices women who don’t want to be there are forced to endure.

-maymay

(via pornotumble)