Squirm

@squirm.bsky.social

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Gay Bondage, Rubber, Leather. Co-founder/Dir. of RubberZone.com. 60% Gimp/10% Cruel Top/30% Nice Dom. Member of Woke Mob. Sex work is work. 18+ Only.📍 Portland, Oregon, United States.

A DIY control box, with buttons and lights on the top panel. The top is about 9" wide x 4", the box is about 3" thick. Switches are labeled "Main Power" illuminated toggle switch, "Left Rotation CW/Off/CCW" and a matching "Right Rotation", "Enable/Disable/Pause/Run" button with illuminated outer ring, "Pattern (10 modes) Button), "fast reverse" latching toggle switch and a momentary button also for "fast reverse". Two buttons for "Speed (10 speeds)" increase/decrease. Indicator light for "Supply". Two banana jacks with cables leading away from them are labeled "Outputs" "Left" and "Right". There is a logo that says "SquirmCo".
"Both. Both is Good" meme, animated GIF of two cartoon characters talking to each other.
Screen shot of a local TV weather forecast showing that the next two days will have "scat showers".
Photo of a man with a vivid blue Mohawk and a goatee standing in a room with cinderblock walls and chains hanging behind him. He is staring into the camera with a mean side-glare. He is wearing a black, shiny nylon football jersey. Captions in distressed text over the photo say "Would you let this man... into your home?"
Photo of an outdoor sculpture grouping at Lane Community College near Eugene, Oregon. A life-size human-shaped mold made of a silvery cast-metal, set in wood frames. Two halves, front and back, which look like they could fold shut. On the ground, in front of and beside the mold, are cast concrete human figures, slightly decayed, covered in brown moss.
Large white text on a black background that says "Poorly explain what you do for a job."
Screen shot of an automated email from Facebook, directed to the address associated with the RubberZone.com account. (RubberZone is an adults-only fetish themed for male-identified people into rubber/latex.) The email is recommending groups to follow, presumably based on an algorithm. The groups include "Not Ashamed of Jesus Christ", "English Conversation Practice", "Inspirational Bible Verses" and "Scottish Friendship and Dating", which seem to be unlikely recommendations given the nature of the account.
Spacing Guild assistants in shiny rubber outfits from the 1984 David Lynch version of "Dune".
A man with a red Mohawk has taped his head and mouth with heavy black duct tape, exposing the Mohawk and part of his goatee.