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BimboRevolution
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Small pause

I paused the billing and new memberships on the page until June 7th.

I need a little break to recharge my inspiration muscle.

Lately, while watching my regular instagram bimbos, the content would leave me more sad than happy... I was seeing mostly desperate women, lonely girls, addicted to attention, promoting their lame OFs where the evidence of their loneliness is even more obvious. And that's not mentioning, more and more botched surgeries, makeup fails, the excessive product placements. Some of the magic was gone.

So I've been questioning myself... Maybe I've seen so many perfect bodies that I'm getting picky and snob? Maybe I forgot that behind the perfect image, there are costs. It's definitely easier to draw one than to become one (bimbo). Or maybe my "horny hormone" levels are just running low at the moment and the situation will self regulate.

But fear not, my love of fake dolls, overdone plastic beauty is genuine and deep. I see bimbofication as a form of empowerment, a loving visual message to the world, reminding it that life literally comes from beauty and sexuality, that we should be happy to see it embodied, now that humans have the tools to boost these attributes... so why not enjoy the good vibes.

This is all to say I still dream of bimbo dolls. I still love to see amazing before-after transformations and upgrades. I still appreciate bimbofication stories where bimbo super powers disrupt the world and make it a better place.

I'm curious to know : How is your bimbo appetite these days?

Comments

Hi there, Sorry for the late reply. I got caught up with life. I hope you are doing better now. Dating such a woman is nice for a short period of time. What happened to me is that she wanted to connect and fall in love fast, perhaps due to a fear of abandonment or something similar. It's worth noting that some of these women were born male, and that's an important factor to consider. The person I was dating had €80,000 worth of surgery, so nobody could tell she was born male. However, you can notice it in their behavior. And the sex was not great. I found that the less conventionally attractive a woman, the better the sex. To be honest, when I went somewhere with her, everyone admired us. I also directed her on what to wear. I'm into a dollification fetish, which means I have a whole room with women's clothes, 54 pairs of high heels, etc. The woman I was dating didn't need a rich man or fancy places; they are happy when given genuine attention. Yet, you can't date them with no financial stability. Their looks never fade for me because I'm guiding their clothing, makeup style, etc. That's part of my dominance in the dollification. They need to accept that submission. I'm a photographer, so I love taking pictures when a woman is in her most feminine state. This Friday, I'm going to do a shoot with a beautiful one at the Amsterdam library. The question for us is whether we want to have this as our trophy wife or girlfriend. Do we need to move to another country, like Poland, to pursue our dreams, or should we let it remain our wildest fantasy and forget it all?

Malcolm

Hi. Are new memberships still cancelled? Seems your creative pause is over (at least I am seeing newer paid posts).

Sechan

This post was meant to spur the discussion, so I'm happy to know your thoughts. First off, I think you deserve a big high-five for dating a celebrity bimbo 🙏 I can only guess the lady required special attention and going only in exclusive spots. And what about the attention and head turning and comments and I guess always feeding her social medias with photos... that sounds overwhelming. I'm guessing you'd get some satisfaction hanging around with a beautiful trophy doll, but that wears off after time? The fanboy in me wants to know if the sexualized bimbo look translates into fantastic bedroom action? Hmm. As for the never ending search for perfection, it's a deeper question. It depends what she wants to achieve: barbie plastic beauty, or slutty fuckdoll... Sometimes borderline both. Some bimbos are sex workers , others more socialites selling their look for Louis Vutton bags and Louboutin heels. Plastic surgery as an investment like any other I don't judge. Beauty doesn't last forever so they go all in. I prefer a calculated bimbo entrepreneur to a desperate call for love from a messed up soul.

Fridabee

That is really though where you live. It's hard to find someone who is at least open for it. I tried to change women when I was younger (i'm 41 now) But I realized that is not the way of a stable relationship. "Luckily" I live in Amsterdam and the diversity is gigantic here. But we have to be real: we will never be together or marry such a woman. Mostly the personality can be toxic. In Australia they call them "coloured frogs" . so beautiful to see it, makes you want to go near it and touch it, but they are the most poisonous frogs in Australia and will kill you. I've dated once in my life a true bimbo for a while and I found out, can't live together. Too much stress. Nothing comes for free. Who's gonna pay for all? And last but not least. It's never enough. Never feel satisfied with a girl as the way she looks. There is always something I wanted to enhance or change. Even though she is 2nd place Miss Netherlands (yes, I dated that one) Also feel lonely when it comes to talk about these sensitive topics. No one understand me and think i'm weird that I truly like the bimbo style. Sorry that I write so much here, but at least I can express myself, hoping to feel understood. cheers

Malcolm

But like you said, the bimbo fantasies are real, and they're fun. Finding a "nice girl" who enjoys bimbo cosplay from time to time sounds like a good way out.

Fridabee

Thanks mate. I'm with you on this. After my separation last year, I got (for a short while) on dating apps, and the women of MY age... ouch. Truly, I was living in a fantasy world. Plus I know for a fact botox, fillers and plastic surgery in general, are not popular in my area (mid-size city in Canada), so I was disappointed with the reality.

Fridabee

Hi there, I completely understand wanting to take a break or perhaps just create and not watch others. I've been struggling with a porn addiction (more specifically, a bimbofication addiction), and it's left me feeling isolated. Women don't seem as attractive to me anymore, it's hard for me to connect with them, and I have trouble getting an erection during intimacy. Balance is key, but some people, like myself with ADHD and BPD, find it difficult to achieve. It's easy to get caught up in the pursuit of intense experiences and highs. My desire for bimbos is particularly strong right now, as I'm in the midst of a breakup. I've even started editing clips and videos of bimbos to create compilations with a specific type of sound underneath. It's incredibly captivating and mesmerizing. My fascination with bimbos has always been present and will likely never disappear. Cheers.

Malcolm

I'll be honest - I'm getting tired of so many of the models and people doing it for money and influence. I've always been someone who appreciated it more for the sexuality aspect - the people who are doing it to become their idealized perfection. Gone are the days of wanting to be taken in and bimbofied too tbqh. I think that's why I identified with Roxanne kinda - I was jealous lol

seafoams

Thanks! you guys are great!

Fridabee

Thank you!

Fridabee

Dude, that's really kind! thanks

Fridabee

I relate with what you said, which is why I mostly seek refuge in creators such as yourself which give a fresh breath of air to us bimbo enthusiasts.

Beetle

Hopefully the time away will help you. I know a “tolerance break” as it were for most things I love helps every once in a while.

Courtney

I can certainly relate to this post. I to have been having these thoughts and feeling lately. Your work is amazing. My personal favorite. Take your time and come back to it when you are ready. And thank you for all this amazing content.

Michael Tomlinson


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