Blasphemy.
Yeah, I too am wondering. Presumably, that Sylvia and Alice nonsense has reached its conclusion for now. Perhaps we will see more from the featured characters of this comic, i.e. Sarah and David. Though, I'm fairly certain that Sarah's introducing Sylvia to uncle is sure to come.
She doesn't have time to eat, let alone anything else, so I'm as pleasantly surprised as Daniel.
Not I. I like the "happy trail" she sported. I'm old school, so women with well groomed pubic hair was not only alluring, but also symbolic of her adulthood. Lana represents a woman in her what? Early to mid 40's, late 30's at best? Just my opinion, but it's a bit creepy. I'll take this version of Lana any day:
Yeah.. I hates hairless because it looks like a child pussy and I'm no pedo. Pedos love flawless pussy.
It's a matter of different tastes, when you lick pussy, it's better to not have hair in your mouth,it's not a question of pedo,and sorry for my bad english
I've seen arguments that shaved genitalia among adult women at least culturally is meant to promote confidence in its appearance, its cleanliness, etc (despite the fact that the hair exists in order to protect the area around the genitalia.) But ultimately, hair on or around genitalia is an indicator of age since it's prominent among pubescent and post pubescent individuals. I wouldn't go as far as to call someone who prefers a shaved pussy a pedo, but as far as it concerns Immoral Desires, Lana's age, and its contrast to Daniel's, plays a key role in their dynamic. Now it's not lost on me that Daniel, who's supposedly an "adult" is not only shorter than Lana, but also lacks any pubic hair. But at the very least, Lana maintained a mature appearance. And Lana shaving that trail completely, in my opinion, is just... weird.
"Daval: tomorrow afternoon, at night, ill start sharing vip comic of the month. after that ill make TO and SN update."
It's alright, we'll keep the updates coming here,
Holly shit, this is too fucking hot, i'm ready for The rest
I think the same, and the use of a condom also gives more eroticism to the work, I don't know why Daval left it out.
