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When Barbie makes her return to Weird Barbie's Dreamhouse, she's greeted by yet another strange sight: a life-sized toy yellow Labrador dropping spheres of brown "poop" all over the floor. Turns out, this is another callback to the Barbie vault.
Released in 2009 and possible proof that there wasn t a single member of the LGBTQ community working in Mattel marketing at the time, Sugar Daddy Ken was released in 2009 as part of Barbie s Palm Beach line, and came with a dapper suit, floral swim trucks and a West Highland Terrier puppy. Margot Robbie s Stereotypical Barbie is introduced to some of the less-popular members of the Barbie doll canon when her existential crisis has her returning to Weird Barbie s Kate McKinnon house, lamenting the way her fellow beautiful Barbies have been brainwashed into complacency by the Kens.
Hentai can cover a wide range of themes and genres, including but not limited to, BDSM, tentacles, and various fetishes. Bringing these two concepts together, voodoo doll hentai could potentially refer to a fictional or artistic creation that combines elements of Voodoo tradition, such as using voodoo dolls, with sexually explicit content. However, it is essential to note that this combination may not be widely explored or discussed explicitly due to the sensitive nature of both topics.
Introducing Earring Magic Ken! He’s wearing a what as a necklace?
Last month, after a week of bidding I acquired one Earring Magic Ken doll. Mattel’s best selling Ken doll.
I know what you might be thinking. Thomas you are an adult, why on earth are you buying a Ken doll? And moreover why is that relevant to your blog?
Disregarding the fact, that I still have several Barbies from when I was a young lass. Earring Magic Ken is special, because he was inadvertently designed off of queer rave fashion of the early 1990s. Specifically, he’s wearing a cock ring as a necklace, which was a known queer fashion statement at the time.
Earring Magic Ken
After reaching out to their audience of young children Mattel learned they would like a new Ken doll to be cooler and more hip. So they went out looking for what was cool and as it happened the queer fashion worming its way into the mainstream was what they picked up as cool. Columnist Dan Savage wrote an article in 1993, the year the doll came out, detailing a really excellent explanation of what was going on. I would highly recommend it as reading for anyone interested in learning more.
“Cock rings exploded (ouch!)—as vest zipper pulls, as key rings, as bracelets; rubber ones, leather ones, chain ones. But the thick chrome variety, the Classic Coke of cock rings, was and is most often worn as a pendant,” (Savage).
In 2017, Savage said in an article by Bryan Young, that he thought the “Earring Magic Ken incident [was] more of an amusing cultural blip than some kind of important moment, noting that neither the doll nor the hubbub is well-known today,” and that he didn’t think that a gay man under 40 would know about it. Well, it’s 2019 and I’m 25, so here we are.
Now I’m a queer historian so I am well aware that I’m an outlier here, because I seek out this kind of stuff. However, I discovered Earring Magic Ken through a decently popular post on Tumblr. A post which currently has over 270,000 notes. That’s no small amount of people and I’m sure many of them, like myself, are on the younger side of things. With projects like Making Queer History and books like “Queer, There and Everywhere” emerging, younger members of the LGBTQ community are getting more and more access to their history. As a result, fascinating tidbits like Earring Magic Ken are resurfacing.
The Tumblr post does admittedly have some misinformation attached to it. There’s a reblog that says that there was no corresponding Barbie for Earring Magic Ken. There were two actually, a blonde and a brunette Barbie as well as a Midge doll, they just didn’t sell particularly well opposite Ken, who flew off the shelves.
Below, I have linked two different iterations of the Tumblr post, as well as a link to the Dan Savage article, the Bryan Young article and a few others.
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It is important to approach topics like these with cultural sensibility and respect, as they involve religious beliefs and adult content. Moreover, it is crucial to keep in mind that engaging in any activities related to Voodoo or depicting explicit content should always comply with legal regulations and ethical considerations..
Reviews for "The Power of Visualization: Manifesting Desires through Voodoo Doll Hentai"
1. Jennifer - 1 star - I found "Voodoo doll hentai" to be extremely disturbing and offensive. The content was filled with explicit and graphic scenes that crossed the line of what is acceptable. It objectifies women and portrays them in a degrading manner. The storyline was weak and lacked any depth, focusing solely on shock value. Overall, I was deeply disappointed and regret watching it.
2. Alex - 2 stars - "Voodoo doll hentai" had potential, but it failed to deliver. The animation quality was mediocre, with awkward movements and poorly drawn characters. The storyline was confusing and disjointed, making it difficult to follow and connect with the characters. I also felt that the sexual scenes were excessive and unnecessary, overshadowing any other elements of the plot. It seemed like the creators prioritized shock factor over creating a compelling narrative. I wouldn't recommend this anime to anyone looking for a well-developed and engaging story.
3. Emily - 1 star - I couldn't stomach "Voodoo doll hentai" for more than a few minutes. The content was explicit and uncomfortable, leaving me feeling disturbed and disgusted. The characters lacked depth and were merely vessels for sexual acts. It's disappointing to see such a lack of creativity and originality in the anime industry, where there are so many other incredible stories to be told. I cannot find a single redeeming quality in this anime and strongly advise against watching it.
4. Mark - 2 stars - "Voodoo doll hentai" had an interesting concept, but it was ruined by poor execution. The animation quality was subpar, and the character designs felt generic and uninspired. The story had potential, but the pacing was rushed, leaving many loose ends and unanswered questions. The sexual content felt forced and unnecessary, detracting from the overall experience. With better animation and a more focused script, this anime could have been a lot better.
5. Samantha - 1 star - "Voodoo doll hentai" was an absolute waste of time. The plot was confusing and incoherent, making it impossible to understand what was happening. The characters lacked any development or relatability, and the animation quality was terrible. The sexual scenes were gratuitous and felt out of place, adding no value to the overall story. I regret watching this anime and would strongly warn others against it.