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I finally made a separate package on Patreon that includes backstage videos and my little sketches from life and filming. All who are now VIP patrons + already have access to this channel (please write to me in private messages and I will send you a link to access the channel).

In the process of accepting my sexual energy.

For a long time I did not accept the sexualized side of my art. I fought so hard for the perception of the female body as a normal body that I completely closed myself off from sexuality. Comments like "sexy", "what nice butt or breasts", "I'm turned on".... dickpics in my private messages - all this made me very upset, made me sick and often stopped me from continuing to shoot. At first, I went through a long time to accept people as they are and so that no person could shake my position and my desire to film what I see. And finally, the time has come to explore exactly that taboo sexuality for me. I never felt it in myself, I was uncomfortable with it, in my opinion it was equated with vulgarity.

Now I felt the desire to find sexuality in myself. I know that most people see her in me anyway and may not understand what I am talking about now. I don't want to go into the details of my psychological prejudices on this topic right now...but maybe I will someday.

So now you see my attempt to feel comfortable, sexy and not vulgar in underwear, in this case in a corset. I won't say that I succeeded the first time, but I felt that everything turned out to be not as terrible as I imagined in my head when I was shooting.

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Scott Walker

Hi Julia. Firstly, these are really beautiful pictures, well composed, nice lighting, great shapes and form. Secondly, I think your new found perception of sexuality is very healthy. It has always been a part of the arts and as an artist you can't control how people relate to your work. So if the viewer finds them sexual and you don't, or vice versa, that's fine. Everyone is going to have different emotions and feelings about your work, and react to it in different ways. That being said, the guys who send you those kind of pictures give other guys a bad reputation. This isn't what we sign up for here. We pay to see your art, not to send you photos of us. There are other places on the internet where people can pay for such services. Thanks for sharing with us.

EMS

Julia, I am with Scott on this ... he is exactly right .. I could not have expressed this any better. I am appalled that people send you those types of pictures - clearly unwanted [not a surprise] and it's wrong! Per Scott's comments, absolutely well composed and well done. You have some of the best work around. You look incredibly professional, natural and beautiful. So few produce your quality of work on Patreon or anywhere else. Nothing vulgar here to see - you should be very proud of your work to date and your first efforts at feeling more comfortable. Have a nice weekend.

Roam

Thanks Scott, +1 all the way.

Wonder Andy

At least to me the vibe in these pictures radiates positive energy, playfulness and are anything but vulgar. For someone to respond with profanities, it's their shame and nothing to do with your work. Expressing with nudity, even sexuality in your art is not an invitation for the audience to misbehave and their uncivilized actions are not your fault. I truly hope this can be a safe and positive channel for you to keep expressing and experimenting. It's your Patreon and you are in charge here :)

nudity.slip

Thank you Andy 🙏 With such comments I more often feel myself very comfortable and confidently with my art