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Gargantua Ch. 02

She's slender. She has strawberry blonde hair. She has a pretty, but not lovely, face, with a too-prominent and too-angular jaw. Naked, she is stretched out on her back, with both her shoulders and her left leg raised, the latter bent at the knee, lying across a white bedspread that is interspersed with wavy blue bands. Behind her, a gentle ridge of pillows, covered by the bedspread, rises before the headboard, which doubles as a set of shelves upon which she has displayed photographs in ornate frames, seashells, the desiccated corpse of a starfish, a candle, her television remote control, a clock radio, and other items, both decorative and functional. She looks toward the camera (and, therefore, toward the viewer), heedless of the round mounds of her sleek, soft breasts and the prodigious, erect penis rearing from her pubes.

She is one of the many dickgirls who grace the pages of many websites. Although there is an air of the girl next door to her, or even a sisterly quality, she is sexy despite--or, indeed, because of--the manly genitals she sports. Her hand, although slender, is unusually long (i. e., masculine), and her feet, although narrow, are big (manly), too, although her toenails are painted red, like her lips, and the nails of her hand are manicured.

In my earlier review of dickgirls, which I call "Gargantua," in recognition and honor of the prodigious phalli borne by these marvelous creatures, I point out that "in the genre of erotic fantasy art known as futanari, hermaphroditic 'dickgirls' defy nature's dictum that boys will be boys and girls will be girls," observing, also, that this "hybridization of the sexes. . . . often goes beyond the simple confusion of sex and gender, depicting other sexual aberrations such as multiple breasts, multiple penises, or oversize cocks and balls." Futanari, I mention, is also available in two types: illustrations and photographs."

Although both the illustrations and the photographs can be erotic in the extreme and I collect specimens of both types, in this review, I focus on the photographic variety. The camera's fidelity to the apparent reality of the models lends verisimilitude to the images, including the figures' outrageously oversize male genitals. The drawings, although many are rendered with exquisite skill by talented artists, cannot quite capture the look of a real flesh-and-blood woman that the camera conveys, and, in viewing such drawings, one is, therefore, reminded that he or she is looking at a fantastic image rather than one that he or she could, perhaps, conceivably actually encounter in the living, breathing form of the model who poses for the photograph. In art, illusion may not be everything, but it is--especially in fantasy art, when one's subject is dickgirls--of great importance.

The realistic manner in which photographs capture the fantastic images of dickgirls not only heightens the incongruity of feminine figures who, despite their long hair, makeup, slender waists, girlish hips, long legs, and womanly breasts, also sport huge penises (often erect) and larger-than-life balls, but such depictions also height... Not enough points to view full story!