Bedside Chat BiRTHDAY

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Brothers and sisters, lovers and sinners, artists and exhibitionists, lawyers and connoisseurs, all you children of sex, and yes, indeed, we are all children of sex. We may or may not be children of God, Jesus, Allah, Brahma, or the great Rose Bush in the sky. But one thing we do know, until we start cloning ourselves,

we are all children of sex with a capital X. Can I get an amen? Amen. Can I get an amen? Amen. I want to welcome you to my 11th bedside chat of the Corona Apocalypse, inspired by Franklin Delano Roosevelt's fireside chats. These are dark times, brothers and sisters, but also times of great hope. Yes, indeed, and possibly revolutionary change, brothers and sisters.

People are out in the streets demanding it, and the Trumpis has shown himself to be a sadistic, narcissistic, big bully in chief, and a cowardly bully at that, a bunker hiding, cowardly bully, aren't you? Choke on that napkin. You're under gag order with a bottle of bleach. Stay in your bunker. Yes, indeed, brothers and sisters, tear gassing, peaceful protesters,

just so he could cross the street to hold a Bible in front of a church. Now, if he was holding the bonobo way, well, no, still should not tear gas. My goddess, are you nuts? As police in cities all over the country imitate the big bully in chief, although they've been doing it for longer than he's been around, and we see it in the pictures beating, beating protesters,

and yes, we can see the videos, the photos. It was all happening before, but we just couldn't see it, and now we see all the violence, the sadistic policing. So yeah, so people are in the streets and sheltering at home, whatever they're doing, they are getting radicalized. Yes, indeed. And maybe it's a temporary awakening to this concept, this mantra, Black Lives Matter.

And yet, I hope that it creates a more bonobo way of policing for America. And yeah, you can check out my peace and counterpunch sadistic policing right now in the weekend, or lots of other great pieces in counterpunch on these subjects. And right now we're showing photos from our Black Lives Matter protest near Bonoboville. Those are the police, actually, and they look

peaceful right now. Hopefully they stay peaceful, but they are geared up for battle. A sign after my own heart, cuck the police. Now, nothing against cuckolds, okay? We love cuckolds. Cuckolds are great, but you know, it's funny. Cuck the police. And you know most of these police officers will not like that,

because they buy into the idea that you can only share your woman in a humiliating way. We know better. But it's all part of that idea. Where's that sign that says racism is small dick energy? There we go. In our neighborhood, so cute. You want to be a therapist with us? Yeah. Thank you, Harry, for taking these pictures. Yeah, beautiful. And so, you know,

there's a lot going on. It's also Pride Month, right? I've got all my rainbows here. I'm in rainbow pride. I'll take off my rainbow sunglasses now, so I can see you all. Yes. And, yes, first Saturday of Pride Month, if you're tuned in live right now. And LGBTQ, I love you. And actually, to kind of segue here, gay pride and Black Lives Matter

have some things in common. I mean, quite a lot of things actually. But one of those things is that one of the first multicultural movements in America was the Rainbow Coalition. Yes, indeed. Whoa. Here's my rainbow. Don't show you this to Facebook. They might think it's a real rainbow. But I know, Marquisie, you can't handle the sight of real rainbow. Just too erotic.

But Rainbow Coalition founded by Black Panther, Fred Hampton, later Jesse Jackson kind of revitalized the Rainbow Coalition. And so, yeah. Now the gay pride movement is all about the rainbows. I think I need a plate for this. And anyway, so maybe somebody could get me a little, okay. And, yeah, of course, being gay is something you could hide, unlike being Black,

being white, being gay. Maybe you could hide it, sort of. Not necessarily a good idea. But um, you could until you can't. Uh-huh. Which is what is happening right now, in case you're in the rumor mill, for South Carolina senator and Trump asslicker. All that passionate ass licking should have tipped us off, right? You know who I'm talking about?

He calls himself Lady G to the sex workers who are kind of sort of outing him. They have signed NDAs, so they're a little nervous about it. But who am I talking about? Lindsey Graham. Yeah, Lindsey Graham has been outed as Lady G. And really, honestly, we do not believe in outing anyone. But this has been outed already on Twitter. And,

um, yeah, I mean, he's really voted against every kind of LGBTQ legislation he could vote against in the last few years. So honestly, being gay is probably the only thing that Lindsey Graham shouldn't be ashamed of. So come out, Lindsey, and make some changes, make some reparations. Why, thank you, Max. Captain, now I have a very clean rainbow dick.

But I can't suck it yet. So, well, right. So that reminds me. It's also my birthday. That's correct. And sunshine is my birthday present. All wrapped up. I have a lot of birthday presents, but she's probably my sexiest for the moment. Yeah, no side views for Facebook. Be careful about the Facebook camera. But,

yes, our cameras should get a good look at my beautiful birthday present before I wrap it. Sunshine McWayne, brothers and sisters, my ass prod. That is short for associate producer. And so, yes, many years ago, I won't say how many I don't want to shock you. I emerged, I wish I could say it was from my mom's vagina, but I was actually a cesarean.

So, you know, maybe that's why I'm bisexual, because I'm always trying to crawl back into, yes, mama. Only 20 years ago, right? There you go. And I think I have to be 21 to drink, so you better make me 21. Only 30 years ago. Okay, I just gained 10 years. Well, so, yes, indeed, brothers and sisters, lovers and sinners, one way or another, we are all born from

sex, with all due respect to the virgin mother, real mothers are not virgins and neither are fathers and we're all children of sex. So, me too. Amen and a women, sex is what brings us into the world and sex is what motivates us to stick around for a while. So, praise be to the power and the glory of sex. Everybody's already saying happy birthday. Yes, indeed.

It's always so funny to get these birthday wishes, like they're congratulating you for nothing. I mean, you didn't accomplish anything. It's like you didn't graduate from school, you didn't get a book published, you didn't, you know, stay married for X amount of time. You're alive. But, you know, maybe that is an accomplishment at my age, just being alive.

So, praise be to the power and glory of sex. It keeps you young. Yeah, yeah. And you keep me young, brothers and sisters, all you people wishing me a happy birthday, even though it kind of embarrasses me. But, yeah. And you keep me young. Well, at least you keep me from ever growing up, you know, as you can see by my mask. Oh, yeah. But I think I'm going to take it down

because I'm now going to be talking to some guests. But before I talk to my guests, I have some special guests joining me for my birthday festivities in the Coron Apocalypse. They're on Zoom. I want to thank everybody here in Bonoboville. Thank you, Bonoboville. Everybody for all the wonderful things you do to just make my wondrous life possible. I'm just, I don't know, you're

not clapping for each other. So I'm going to clap for you. I just love you all. And most of all, of course, my charming prince, Max. Thank you for always being there, captain of my heart, married to me 28 years. That's an accomplishment. But it's been so easy. It's gone by. It's just like that. And thank you for loving me no matter how naughty I am.

Well, Dr. Susie, I just want to say something, you know, came over to this country. And I came to America like an immigrant, although I came in first class. You were a prince after all. And I traveled a long, long way from where I was born. And it took me many errors and many wrong roads to get to you. And I was here. And it took many years. And then

from thousands of miles away from my homeland, from where I was born, I encountered an extraordinary woman, smart, very sexy, you know, still a kid. And I just want to say I love you. Oh, thank you, Captain Max. I love you. And I'm so glad you came all this way to find me.

Well, I don't want to cry this early in the birthday festivities. But I do want to say that even though, you know, I'm the birthday girl, there is a birthday boy here tonight. So I want a big cheer. Happy birthday, Abraham. Oh, yes, our technical director. Can you step out and take a bow? Just to just say hi to your fans on Facebook too.

This is Abraham. He's responsible for all the technical errors and also all the brilliance of everything. He's also unseen. And he has his hat on the back of his head, I guess, that's some sort of a horny thing, right? Yeah. Okay. There you go. There he is. He didn't tell us in time, so we couldn't hire a stripper. Well, we got you. I'll trade you

around. We'll pass you around. You can be my guest, then you can be Abe's, you know. Pass around, girl. Yeah. All right. So, yeah, birthdays are fun, you know. So many good people dying young, I mean. And so many bad people killing people. It is good to be alive. And on that note, I would like to start getting my guests on camera here. Who are we going to start with? I have

some idea who we're starting with, but I want to make sure she's there. So let me see. I can see her forehead. I see two. Okay. Well, I see Madame Dissaud. Hello. And yes, Madame Mina Dissaud Fatal. And Rhiannon Arons. Hello. And you get my face.

Hi, gals. Can we hear them? I can hear you. Okay. I can hear you, Madame Dissaud. And Rhiannon, can you say something? You should be able to hear me now. Oh, I do. I do. You both look so elegant and beautiful. Thank you for coming to my online birthday party. Wow. This is so exciting. Yay. And I'm just really excited to have you. I wish

you could be here in person, but you're here on the screen. And we're going to be joined by some other guests, but first I want to properly introduce you. Madame Dissaud, of course, is a fabulous dominatrix, studied in fact with Mistress Cyan, who gave me my first birthday spanking, adult birthday spanking, that is. Yes, I know. She gives the best spanking. Yeah. Whack,

whack, whack, whack, whack, whack, whack. She gave me a good spanking. Actually, she gave me a couple of good birthday spanking. Madame Dissaud is a pro-sadist, a professional sadist, that is. Also winner of the Susie Award for Best Bonobo Way Book Spanking, Best Hot Wax, and Best Attitude Adjustment. I might be leaving out something, but

she's also featured in Spank and Art, as is my other guest that's on with me right now, Rhiannon Arons. She's with the dominatrixes against Donald Trump while we're shooting some various great scenes beating Trump for spanking art. And Rhiannon is also the sapiosexual winner of most well-rounded kingster many years in a row. And also, what else are you?

You're an MFA, an artist, an author, a MILF. Yes. And you're a MILF too. Actually, Madame. Oh, maybe not. But in any case, yes. So I would love to talk, I guess I'm going to direct this first. You have to have some serious conversations on my birthday before we celebrate. Madame Dissaud, you are a professional sadist, so I wanted to talk a little bit about a subject

that I tried writing about for Counterpunch this weekend. Sadistic policing and the difference between that and consensual sadism. So I'd love to have your perspective on this kind of emotion of sadism that many of us feel, you in fact feel it, but that can get out of control, especially under color of law, as we have seen all week, at least. Yeah. And one of the things

that I think is really important to consider is that how sadism manifests in cultural arenas where it might not be acceptable for people to be out about being into BDSM. We definitely have police officers in the BDSM community. I have played with some cops. It was lovely experiences every time. As I say in the article, I think that a lot of the cops that

do consensual BDSM, and I've met quite a few. I can say I have some clients, not going to say what force they're in, but I will say some have come to Domcon, and they are ones who are very conscious and less likely probably to let their sadistic urges out in bad ways. At the end of the day, you have to think about it. We choose and we operate under our own moral

codes as well. We know that not to hurt a person, the point that they're not comfortable, that it's no longer fun for neither one of the parties, and therefore it's malicious. When you take power to a certain level, you have to have to be responsible for that power, just like that saying, with great responsibility, with power, etc. That's one thing in the community.

Those who I consider responsible say this, let's just be honest, we understand. We know how on one level, how the other party is receiving and how much consent they gave us, and the prohibitors for us to push up against. It's not like there's a point that we just hurt you and we forget the fact the reason why we're having this scene is because you approached me

wanting to have such dynamic. I agree, and within that is why we push it. In that particular situation that we all had, I guess you could say experienced together, this last past nine, almost two weeks, is pushed more than just abuse of, I guess, someone consentingly letting someone do something to them, to being that it's no longer, it's not they didn't have a choice.

And even when they were giving, I guess in our community, we have codes of green, yellow, and red. Someone was clearly calling red. I guess the talk was not paying attention. So I mean, it really does depends on how you want to see it. I mean, I'm a sadist, I'm comfortable being a sadist, but it's not like in our community, even if you're a dominant and

other folks, they see us in a whole nother pocket because the fact that they want to not have to worry about the moments where they can't watch themselves. But I do know that most folks can police themselves in my community when it comes to that. Yeah, and I think these communities are very different, you know, police versus the BDSM community. However, both are dealing with

dangerous activities that involve dominance and submission. And sometimes I wonder if it might be a good idea to have someone like you or someone who's an expert in how to handle both these emotions and some of the physiological aspects of restraining someone. And, you know, I guess there's a lot of change that's being asked for right now being demanded,

and maybe we're going to get it. I don't know. And so we need to think about alternatives, alternatives to the kind of brutal and sadistic policing that we've been experiencing and that especially people in the Black community experience. But some of us, you know, we all experience it. I mean, I was raided by the police. I was harassed. But, yeah, I mean,

it's an awakening. What do you guys think? Are you feeling awakened or like others are awakening? I do feel like other people are awakening. I feel like I've talked to people involved with these protests that normally don't go to protests. And there are a lot of people in more conservative areas that I drive past who are out on medians who are

protesting. And I think that is really positive. You know, one of the things I think is worth discussing though is that, you know, sadism that emerges in areas like policing, where there is definitely not consent being given to those actions, right? Those tend to happen in cultural arenas where people can't express themselves more, right? And I think that that is also something

that is interesting to note. And one of the things that I found kind of amazing through all of this is that, you know, my neighborhood has been incredibly loud over the course of the last four days. We are less than five miles from most of the major protest sites that have occurred, you know, downtown West Hollywood, you know, places where things did get really out of control.

You know, we're eight miles from Santa Monica and things have been very loud when the curfew was lifted. I noticed there was a significant drop in sirens going on all night long, right? So the idea that you add another layer of repression to people who are fighting for freedom, exacerbating the situation, you know, I think that's also something really

worth looking at on a cultural level. And I think it plays out in the sexual arena too, you know, people who are more repressed sexually are more likely to feel maladjusted in other areas. Yeah, there is something to cuck the police, you know. And I mean, I feel like some of these police might feel a little cucked by some of the people that they're

arresting and harassing and brutalizing and trying to get back through their own sadistic means and, yeah, with their authority. I kind of feel like that might have happened with Chauvin and George Floyd because they knew each other. And it's possible that, you know, Chauvin was jealous of Floyd. It's possible that he knew that Floyd, here's the rumor that's

going around. And I think it's true. Floyd the landlord, Floyd was in porn, or he did a porn at least. And speaking of porn, joining us now is fabulous, gorgeous porn star, Riley Reyes. Yay, hi Riley. Welcome to my birthday, Bacchanal. Happy birthday. Thank you. I've got my corona ready, so.

Oh, yay. Oh, we're going to do that. Yeah, corona. And we're going to do a Bonoboville Communion in a little while. Oh, and I have a note here. Oh, okay. So yeah, I saw that Danielle and Chef be live. Are they on the phone right now? Okay, so then I don't need to deal with this yet because I would

like to just, whoa, we've got pictures of Riley. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, and she's engaging in a little Black Lives Matter demonstration that's beautiful. Yeah, for sure. I think that's my hardcore gang bang scene. That was your hardcore gang bang scene. How many guys? For kink. I think kink usually does five or six guys. I think that was the five.

All right. Wow, just five or six. Yeah, a nice reasonable number and a respectable gang bang. What's the biggest gang bang you've ever done? Yeah, you're right. If you think about it now, two hands, four forfaces, magic members five. It's like, can you walk? I want to keep them all engaged, right? But then there's Pataki. That's just waiting for his moment to get in.

For that boy here, for that one boy, he's like, I want to be that guy. Just keeping it probably a few like that. So what's the most you've ever had in a gang bang, Riley? Totally not on screen. I think the largest one that was really just like a classic gang bang where it was really just like me and all guys. All the attention on me was probably like

nine. It was nine. Nine. Good number. Single digit, but the biggest you can have. All right. It's not the end of that. You're ready for a break. Each nine inches. Perfect number. Yeah. So Riley, by the way, is the winner of our most bonobo award a couple of times in a row and most sepiossexual. She's gotten some great awards and

written some great reviews of the bonobo way and other books and has been lately reading Angela Davis's Our Prison's Obsolete. How's that? It was a really great read and it was really, it was only 120 pages. I finished it in two evenings and I saw a lot of things that I had already known about the way that the prison industrial system was stealing people's lives,

especially people of color, and the way that that was tied to capitalism. But I learned some other things about the history of prison that I didn't know and got to read some interesting about possible alternatives and envisioning a future in which you don't need to have that punitive caging of people as your primary method of social control. So it's really cool.

Yeah, well, I guess some of the history would be that prisons used to just be the plantations and really when they quote unquote freed the slaves, they came up with these prisons and jails to put people in for long periods of time. And at first there was lots of slave labor that was done through prisons. There was something called convict leasing that's

no longer legal, but they still have the 13th amendment so you can use prison labor in a slave like way. But there was something called convict leasing that actually replaced slaves in the south is one of the things I read about. And they were able to basically rent convicts to do their work. And they actually found that that resulted in even more even more

deaths of black people and things like that. Because if you owned a slave, you at least cared about taking care of your property and whether they made it to work the next day. But if you were leasing a convict, you could work them basically to death and then just get a fresh one from the jail the next day. And there were crimes on the books that were only crimes if you

were black like like vagrancy. So they were essentially just replacing slaves like really bold faced. Wow. Yeah. And if we look at policing now and see that that's the history, maybe we can understand a little better why it is so sadistic and brutal and especially with the black community. Because it does come from slave times and maybe that's one reason it

needs a rehaul. What do you guys think? I believe that most individuals know that all the recent occurrences have been racially charged. It's something that's been either threaded or conditioned through some sort of educational or how we were raised, environmental. We already knew that Minnesota was unfortunately one of those places that was at its first round. And having a very, very

openly racially charged police department, it's almost like every so many years, unfortunately in that city in that state. We are now currently in a, I guess you could say, era of awakening. And I know that sounds funny. Because when you hear that word, oh, folks are woke. I'm like, no, no, no. I think people are understanding because we have social

media. We have more people who are open to point their finger like, no, dude, that's not right. Back in the day, from my parents' and my grandparents' perspective, because I'm from a mixed race household, you know, you could not be very open about being mixed with individuals black or white or Native American. You lived in a certain town if you did,

you couldn't get married in any city and state. My grandparents had to go to another state to get married if it wasn't for the fact that they were military. It was the only reason why they allowed that marriage to happen. So let's see, my grandparents, maybe both of us are in their early 80s and they were in their 30s when they got married. That was 51 years ago.

There's still people alive in those days who could nod their head and say, this happened. There are children and generations who carry on the linearity of mindsets. And now that we are able to have the blessing, the curse of having television and internet and text messaging and YouTube, now that we're in those small areas that they can marginalize the news that you could only

see and hear certain things, just by flipping open your phone, you can see things and know things a lot more differently than the books that were taught to you in different cities and states. I have friends in the South that they said when they went to school, and this is what, 20 years ago I graduated high school, they didn't even discuss slavery. It was this guy,

it was kind of like an African American migration system. It was really peppered, it was really nice and soft. It was like, oh no, it was like, we were helping employing these people that were immigrating of color by giving them domestic servitude. And depending on the texture, you know, it was depending on the status level of each of those individuals.

Wow. So let me ask you, Madame Dussard, when you have a Caucasian submissive who, you know, might have some racism flowing through him, how do you educate and dominate and, you know, get the awakening going? Honestly, most of I have a system that I have to explain themselves in email. Believe it or not, when you explain yourself in the email,

you tell a little bit more about yourself than when you're on the phone. And I've been a phone operator artist for about 22 years. So I could tell when someone's like, oh, that was a fantasy I saw in a video. And no, this is how I really feel. Like, half and half, oddly to say, happened to be gentlemen who are Caucasian or European descent

who were raised by family members and or environments where Black people were considered to be beneath their own, I guess you could say, station. And now they are living in an environment and also fetishizing the viewpoint of the flip table scenario of, I guess you could say, being submitted by the help. And I can see it depending on how they write in a letter, if it's something that

it's like that, or really they feel bad that they came from an environment that they were raised this way, but based by interaction by individuals, may they be dominant or just in a vanilla environment, they I guess have been told on themselves and they feel really bad that the fact that they came from those environments and that they need some sort of, I guess you could say,

exchange of being disciplined for them to feel like, I feel bad for this, could you help me? So I have really interesting interactions. I bet you do. And I bet they learn a lot from you. I try to educate them the best in the sense of now they're not going to physical school, but they're going to physical school. Yes, yes, indeed. So Riley, we were talking a little earlier

about George Floyd. Did you ever work with him in porn? No, no, I did not. I heard rumors that he might have appeared in or done some sort of a video, but I don't know. I don't know much about it. Yeah, it was with Kimberly Brink. Do you know her? Kimberly Brinks. Brinks. I haven't met her, but you know, the industry is sort of dispersed around the valley.

It's interesting. Let me just say that most of the people that are passing this rumor around and the video itself are doing it to try to shame him and his supporters. And you know, I just think, hey, it's great that he did porn. I think it's great when anybody does porn. And you know, consensual adult stuff, of course. But yeah, I mean, and it just goes to show that there are

a lot of people out there that do porn. And I don't think it tells anything bad about his character. I mean, maybe some other things he did might, but not that. And so I don't see anything shameful about it. And I think in fact, it is a good point of education about doing porn. And since all these liberals are supporting him, maybe they should understand that he did do porn.

Yeah, so I think it's, it's kind of cool. But I do think that there's a possibility that maybe Chauvin was jealous of him, because my goodness, he's quite well endowed and does it really. So anyway, back to that whole idea that, you know, a lot of people, some of whom are police, let their own feelings of jealousy and shame get into their bloodstream and, you know, connect

with a gun if they're homosexual, or you know, if they have enough power in the situation, all it takes is a knee. And a lot of the forces that make us violent are sexual forces. And that's why I believe in the Bonobo way, to try to channel some of our, these wild energies into sex instead of violence. You know, that's one thing I also feel is it's great to have people

protesting, because just passing these videos around of police brutalizing people is not going to do it. Because unfortunately, some people, many of whom are police, are turned on by looking at that. And I hate to say it, but I think it's true. So it's better to do all the things we do, share the videos and also the message that's very important. So diversity of

tactics is vital. I agree. Diversity of tactics. And you're also involved in the whole Corona apocalypse and sex work and you're the APAC social chairwoman. Yes, I am a chairwoman of APAC, the adult performer advocacy committee, not the, not the Israel lobby, just in case that was okay. Just helping everybody out. And we've been doing work around trying to help people find

coronavirus relief and then subsequently work around pushing for some radical reforms in the industry regarding the way that race is handled in light of Black Lives Matter. And we've been actually managing to get some momentum. It's a very exciting time because we're realizing we're on a general strike because of coronavirus. Like it's an involuntary general strike. But at a time like

that, you have a lot of leverage to make demands because it's much easier to get people to stay home once they're home than to get everyone to stop the status quo and go on strike. So I think models are realizing how powerful they are and that they don't have to put up with racist conditions. We're seeing a huge sea of models come forward about assaults or people who

have been broken stairs also right now because there isn't that fear of retribution and the status quo isn't in place as the time of great change and it's scary and it's exciting. And I look forward to working with and advocating for the people who are coming forward and saying they want a better industry. It's super cool. Yeah. Well, I'm kind of hopeful. I am very hopeful

that we're coming out of this quarantine right now. I'm scared that there's going to be, you know, kind of a what do they call it, backlash or relapse. But yeah, I mean, we might be coming out of it. How has it affected you, Rhiannon, and your sex life? You know, the excessive loud noise in my neighborhood has been very disrupted to my sex

life in, you know, very direct ways. I have been incredibly distracted just on a social level, just, you know, thinking about all the really upsetting things that have happened in the last week and there was an illegal firework in the background just now. Yeah, and I think being exposed to this culture of torture porn, you know, the idea that these brutality videos are circulating,

it's had a significant psychological impact on me in a lot of ways, I think, you know, sexually, emotionally. Will you suffer from a certain kind of PTSD? You were abused? I have complex acute PTSD, chronic acute PTSD. So it's a multi trauma. So, you know, I was hit by two drunk drivers in various car accidents. There's

endless layering of things that happened and there was a level of abuse involved as well. And those things are very hard to recover from. And I think that it's also something that, you know, a lot of women in general face. I think it's something that, you know, black women and women of color, indigenous women are much more susceptible to all of those things of having

to endure trauma. And when, you know, from a personal perspective, having endured that kind of trauma, when you see something like another black person being brutally killed in an arrest, you know, if the protest signs say, I can't breathe, but Floyd said, I can't breathe, right? The ability to endure that one more time, I think on a cultural level just doesn't exist for

any of us anymore. Yeah. Well, you talked about the, you know, the police brutality. I was asking about how's the corona apocalypse treating your sex life. I didn't know whether because you're inside more, you're having more sex, less sex, I don't know. I mean, I see all of this as a corona apocalypse. It's all ties together.

It all ties together, kind of does in a way. And sometimes I think in a good way, I mean, because so many people are out of work, which is terrible, and because so many people don't have anything to do, which is mixed, they're out in the streets. You know, maybe that's one of the reasons that so many people are out in the streets.

And that's great. It really does, it's a, it's a fulcrum. It's a, this is a very critical time because we could either go in a very positive direction and make some much-needed changes in terms of eradicating racism, or at least mitigating, reducing racism, and, and also reducing sadistic policing and police brutality. We could go in that direction, or it could get worse

because of Butthead here, sucking on his bleach and my birthday napkin. And, you know, if we let him win, then it's our fault. We can't let him win. We've got to just vote for the senile guy, you know, as opposed to the sadistic fascist. That's what I say. I know it's not a great choice, but it's the choice we have. But in any case, yeah, it's great to have you guys here

with me at this really significant time, and I don't just mean my birthday. No, I mean, it's, it's such a significant time in, I want it to be a significant time. I want it to be a time of, of change. And it could go either way, but, but let's try to push it in the positive way. And, push it real good. Speaking of pushing it, I think it's time to really celebrate.

Hey, ladies, I'm celebrating my fucking birthday. Where's my rainbow? Yeah, happy birthday to not fascism. Where did you find those? Well, you know, I wasn't born with gay pride month, but I've come to connect it with my birthday now. And yeah, I take pride in sucking my lollipop. So, and, yeah, Max, that means you. Lollipop, lollipop. Oh, lolly, lolly, lolly. All right, so

now we're going to do both Bonoboville Communion, so we should get our supplies together. Sunshine, you want to show off your, you being my present here for those here. Oh, yeah, you're absolutely great. I'm like, it was an Instagram or Twitter where I saw it. So good. It's so good. You are a birthday present. Aw, she's so adorable. Wait, wait, get up there.

And because there's got to be some birthday spankings, and they're not going to be on me. But you're supposed to be in Spain. No, you are. It's not my birthday. And I'll spank you. It's just nobody's birthday present. Okay. So, more where that came from. So where are Chef Eli and Danielle anywhere? No, they were asking if they could call in.

Well, they can. Okay. They can. Well, why didn't they? Okay. Because they wanted to ask you. Well, I'm busy doing a show. Let me go get a fancier glass, everybody. Okay. I'm like, I thought I've got mine just straight. No, like I have scotch. It's pretty nice, but it says the bottle. Oh, oh, God.

You know, I like that peaty scotch. I want to taste that campfire. Oh, girl, virtual tabs. I'm sorry. We need to have a yes, yes. We get a fancy glass real quick. I feel like everybody's slightly bougie. Even if scotch is more bougie than my like, I have like a campers cut because I wanted to drink the tea cold. I'm on for whoever

how freaking long this might go because sometimes, you know, it's like we have a topic and it looks like we have topics. So let's see how shmancy do I want to be? Okay. So now I just am happy. So happy that you're here. You know, birthdays are really like fun, but they're also kind of dangerous. I mean, actually,

there's a 14% higher chance of dying on your birthday than any other day of the year. So you have to surround yourself with love. Oh, is that, uh, that's Danielle. Oh, and be live. Welcome, our most bonobo couple. Oh, hello. There you are. I was told you could only be on, on audio, but you're there on video and, uh,

and you're moving. So that's really you. So can you not hear our audio? No, we can. No, we can. We can. Okay. Yeah. So much fun watching you on the Facebook live. Oh, you did. All right. Well, uh, here you are. Yeah. How are you doing? We have all kinds of rainbows and bows and stuff for your birthday. Yay. Hope you can see. I got these at Walmart today. And you're even dressed so you

could show up for Marky Z. That's cool. Although we're just about to do some expression. Right, because I wanted to make sure I was wearing clothes because I, I didn't want, I wanted to make sure everybody could see you for your birthday. Yay. I didn't, I didn't require you wear clothes, Danielle. No, I wanted to make sure all your Facebook fans could see you for your

birthday. Oh, they wanted, they wanted to make sure that they saw her. Exactly. Danielle. Danielle. Yeah. Because we could always, you know, cut you off, but you know, they still see me. I think it would be all of us for Dr. Susie's birthday. I just love your little rainbow suspenders, whatever they are. And so how have you guys

been doing in the Corona apocalypse and the protests and all of the great changes going on in our beautiful world? The best ever. All right. Well, I do want to say these are technically just packages of puffballs and rainbow colors and I just taped them on. Perfect. Oh, that's so creative. I love that you see them as suspenders because that makes me feel kind of like I did

something important, like I made important something. Can we, can we see a whole shot of Danielle and her outfit? Can everybody? Okay. Not Facebook. Okay. I've got a rainbow flag. Here you go. Okay. Let's, I mean, it's a fan. It's a fan. But can you see our little vacation background or am I glitching in and out? I can't see anything except my beautiful cell.

I see my hot cell. Oh, there you are. Oh, okay. Coming in and out of dimensions. Yeah. You're doing magic tricks. But move the computer back just a little bit. I do see your nipples, which is why we can't show you on Facebook right now, but I do like the marshmallows. There you have big, gorgeous nipples that are sticking out. Okay. Okay. Now

you're covering them. Okay. Very good. Hold on. Hold on. Wait. Be like, I need your help covering the nipples. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. I love your bow tie. Be like, Facebook is like on me now. So it's okay to show whatever you want. And she disappears. Why does she disappear? She's a ghost.

This is, I feel as though I'm tripping for my birthday, which I've done in the past. We gave you acid in your water. Sometimes I do take, you know, hallucinogens for extra birthday fun. And, you know, especially nowadays when you don't want to get on airplanes, it might as well, you know, trip other ways. So yeah. Yeah. Those look great. Okay.

You really inspired us because I haven't had a chance to dress up really at all. Well, now you have. Look at you in puff balls of different colors. Wow. It's just amazing. And I got this bow because it kind of like my character in Django. So I thought I'd give like people like, you know, people like to remember you by things like you have your hat, you know,

and they're like, Oh, it's Dr. Susan. Not that they wouldn't recognize you. But you have bows. Yes. Yes. You're the bow. What did you, what did you play? Coco? Cocoa. Cocoa. The slave. The slave. Leonardo DiCaprio's favorite house slave. A French house slave. She's coming back through to you as another person.

I'm not on acid right now, but I feel like I am. Wait a few minutes. Now, do you think that now you were never beaten in the film, but did you, did you feel like she was ever beaten by Leo in that? Oh, at least spent. Oh, like that. Yeah. Well, that sounds like fun. But anyway, I mean, have you been woken or you're already woke? Have you,

have you made any changes in your consciousness during these corona apocalyptic black lives matter, wild and crazy protest, almost revolutionary police? Have you having trauma from your police experience? What's going on? OMG, Dr. Suzy, that was a lot of questions. Right. Pick one. Pick one. Questions make me all tingly in my vagina. Good answer. Good answer. Well, I just wanted to get

all that out there, but you don't have to answer any of it. You know, go ahead. Well, I'm glad you asked because all of this really does turn me on. God, I wish you could see this bow. No, I can see it. I saw totally see it. Yeah. Because I just feel like all this tension in society like makes people like in their physical bodies, like excited. And then when people

get excited, there's all this like charged energy. Okay, but let's show the rest of my guests while they're talking. Okay, you're going to keep talking about charged energy. And we're going to get the other guests on the show back mean back so that we can see them. So it can be more like a party because I don't want to be like FDR and die on my birthday. I got lots of friends

around. We can't have you guys here for real. So we want to really visualize you guys all here. Everybody here. Visualize. I look so gigantic. I see all of us. Sunshine is my present.

Oh, sunshine. You are. I'm spanking her with a feather. How are you lifting those? Do you have some magic string on your boots, sunshine? The things are sticky and then I put eyelash glue on them. That was like a magic trick. Do it over and over and over.

It was where the camera was. You use your hand and look like a magic show from here. Well, I grew up. I'm going to get my tits more glued in like you. All right. Well, no, I think what we're going to do now because I think we're, you know, we're getting down to the wire here. We got to get a little fun going.

So we all have a drink. Do I have a shot glass here? You have to get me a shot glass. Come on, president or somebody get get us shot glasses. Does anybody know where we're shot? Shot glasses. We're going to do a little Bonoboville communion. Birthday communion. But Danielle, you can keep talking about the changes you've been going through

that have been so exciting and sexy. Well, you know how I was like publicly crucified over like sex and race and I don't know. And the police were a catalyst to that. Yeah. Well, they handcuffed me and right after I was having sex and then I lied about it, then I told the truth on your show. Yes. I mean, I didn't really lie.

I've just tried to avoid it, but then at a certain point I couldn't avoid it. Yeah. They denounced her. Then the police. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold the fuck up. All right. I watched it. Have you met Madam Desad? No. This is Danielle. What? Madam Desad wants details. In this room speak. I'm going to let you know this,

my sister. Not all black people have denounced you. No, no. I didn't. No, no, no, no. I mean, they ignorant sweetheart. That's a shame for a baby. All right. You know, it makes the story a lot kinkier because I cried and then I like had this whole same spiral. And then Dr. Suzy saved me with her specs, wisdom and freedom. And I realized I could lighten up about it. And that really the

thing that mattered most was that I was capable of experiencing my own pleasure that like nobody else had to be responsible for my ability to feel pleasure. That's my responsibility. But thankfully people like Dr. Suzy respond and respond and respond to that need because it's a big need. And now here we are freed. I get excited because Dr. Suzy really did that you did. I mean,

you single-handedly, I mean, I want to say you saved me, but I, you know, we all have to save ourselves. But I don't want to seem too much like Jesus. We saved each. I mean, but you are in a way. I mean, Jesus didn't teach people how to masturbate and come or if they did, they wiped it out of the record books. I mean, I think she just, what? Jesus.

Dr. Suzy, let her have her coming to Suzy moment for you. Well, it's true. I mean, I think that's the, that's the new age is that the Jesus of the new age is somebody who can help us really tune into our bodies and feel, feel like with every cell of our body what it is to be alive. And that's what sex is. I mean, that's the creation of life. That's life force energy.

And any spiritual spirit on the planet who can't talk about the pleasures of the body. I mean, that's where we're all, that's where we all need help releasing and, and, and integrating into society. And I think that's where it's all going. And I think Dr. Suzy will, will be one of those figures like a Matthew, Mark, Luke or John. If I have anything to do with it or a Jesus or whatever,

you know, I think it's all part of that movement to us in lightening ourselves. Ooh, that shot of Riley Rea is just out of the blue. You know, Riley, when we first saw you naked on our first show, that's when I realized that that's where I needed, that's where it was all going. I was like, Oh, she, she's like, because you, you had clothes on. That was your,

both of your first show. That was our anniversary. Yeah. And then you took your clothes off and I was like, Oh my God, that's what a God looks like. That's like what a liberated like transformative like leader of the new age looks like. You betcha. We are going to testify. We're going to testify to my birthday. God damn it. All right. So we're going to get our drinks and you could drink.

Yeah. Johnny's waiting to stout my nipple. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. That's good. That's the class. So big. Oh, I just hit the top. Oh my God. Oh, I'm getting it today. Oh, yay. So they're boobs. The boobs are loud. Boobs are now allowed. Okay. Boobs are now allowed. Oh, that's so exciting.

Boobs are now allowed. Oh, should I better cover mine? This could be a dirty over in a corner right here. This is great. Okay. Oh, yeah. I was like, I was like, this is going to be celebrating pride, right? Oh, I'm so glad. I have a Black Lives Matter dick here.

We're no longer going to be able to walk down the streets and be comfortable. This is we're doing a safety in our social distancing moment situation. We are. Look at this beautiful dick and boobs cake created by Anna. Anna Bandana. And I'm going to handle my birthday cake by putting my lips together and blow.

Yay. Thank you. Oh, and here's a card. Where's the money? Let me just have the money. Oh, well, I have lots of little pictures of, oh, little pictures of my guests. We tried to include the guests because I knew you'd want the guests here. Oh, pictures of the guests from Sunshine.

So they can like feel like they're really here. Yeah. You guys are really here. Thank you guys. Woo. I love you all. Okay. Happy birthday.

Oh, thank you. Thank you. Well, it's so nice to be surrounded by beauties. And flames too. Wow. We've been having some heavy talks here, girls and guys. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So now where's the Facebook camera? Let's okay. So now I think we're going to be needing to put the Facebook camera on like,

I don't know, maybe just on, on the cake. Let's put the cake somewhere. We do have someone that wants to wish you a happy birthday. Oh, Tim. What's about to get not safe for Facebook? That's exciting.

Okay. So, uh, yeah, we're going to, we're going to have Tim in a minute. We're going to have him in a minute, but we have to start our process here before we have just Tim on the line. So, Tim, hold your horses and your other animals. So now the Facebook camera is going to go right here, I guess.

To Dr. Susan's. And now we're going to open up the nipples. Okay. So you could lower the main camera a little bit. Yeah. Lower the main camera. Gideon. No, you're not. Oh, this camera, which is, okay. Okay. And so sunshine, raise yourself up. Raise yourself up, girl.

And now I feel like, uh, Medan, besides doing the Hebrew prayer, Barokai, Todd and I, Lohana, Malachi, Bore, who's coughing? Right? Somebody got, uh, corona? No, that's not true. That's different. Oh, okay. So hold up. So that's not prejudiced. The smokers cough. No, no.

It's the smokers cough. Well, you had to explain it. I love me a smoke here and there. And it's sad when you have a dad and you leave out and you go do your business and you forget and you're walking down the street with your face mask on. Yeah. And the neighbors are walking and are running next to you with their mask on.

And you have that little back choke from that because it was a good hit. And they'd look at you and run up the street and go a little direction. All right. So now we're going to do, uh, everybody who's on with me has done Bonoboville Communion. So, um, and you all have bigger tits than me.

So you can just lick your nipple first of all. Or if you're with your boy. And then put salt on your own nipple. Look at them out of there. We're Bonoboville Communioning ourselves. Yes.

And now you put the salt on your nipple. That's how we have to do it for Corona apocalypse. It's true because, um, you know, it's Corona apocalypse. And sometimes my birthday present, but I, I can't get that close to her.

I can only appreciate her voyeuristically right now. Uh, okay. So now time to lick the nipple with the salt. Lick the salty. Broca Tartana, Elenema, Valombo, Ray, Pari, Haas Salt. Amen.

Hey women. Ah, and now can we see everybody doing it? I want to see the visuals. Let's focus on each one at a time. I can see Riley Ray's. I can barely see, but I can see she is licking her own nipple.

Rihanna has help. I'm seeing that. And Rihanna and them are doing good. And I'm the dirty old lady in the corner. I love to respite on my nipple. True.

There are we here. I don't see anybody. I'm pretty sure I've licked my nipple like 15 times now. I was like, well, I got the drink part down.

I'm going to do the drink. You know, I've got this nice. Ah, there's Johnny. Okay, so he's doing it for her.

He's doing it. Yeah, well, you know, I said she could have your partner do it. Yeah. Rihanna, of course, has no trouble licking her own nipples. She could lick her.

If her nipples were on her feet, she could probably lick them. Because there's, what size are those beautiful boobs? I don't know. I have to get refitted.

But the last time I checked, they were like a 38G. Look how they're grinning face. Little girl. He's like, they make Johnny happy.

In the bra department. I know. And I was trying to get a sports bra before this all happened. I saw that.

Oh, that ain't happening. That ain't happening. Johnny's playing sports. Stop at the D.

We are no longer in that sector. Women only. No jogging allowed. Yeah.

No, you simply know what it is that we can jog. You just know someone under you and holding them as you go. And so now we have the great Riley Rays. You need an assistant?

Riley. Riley. I'm just volunteering. Can you lean back so we can see a beautiful self?

Look at those beautiful, perfect little, well, they're not little. They're kind of, I would say, but you know, when I just saw Rhiannon, they look little, it's all compared. Everything looks small.

Everything, right? Okay. So can you lick yours? You can lick your own nipples, I'm sure.

Let's, can, can we see you lick your nipples? Riley, can you lick your own? I can't. That's the length I got.

That's why, so for my community, I did my palm and I left it up and then I put the spit on my nipples. That's the best I could do for you. You're not.

So I'll lift your nipples for you and you can pull my. Okay. We're all going to lick. There we go.

Just kind of, just put your arm. Okay. I'll go to the TV and do it. Arch your back, arch your back, and here it comes.

This is the thing I can do. She wants me to lick her butt. Oh, wow. But there's panties on.

How about panties off? Oh yeah. Let me, I gotta go. Well, we're on the side.

Yeah, really. There we go. Whoa. Facebook, you can't see this.

Beautiful roses from my butt. Wow. She's licking. I was trying to help her do Bonoboville communion, but it ended up being better.

I work with what I've got. Girl, definitely helps. I know what you've got. I don't know if it doesn't get in my phone's hands.

You do so much with what you've got, such beauty. You're amazing. We love you, Riley Ray's. Most Bonobo.

Most Bonobo. And keep up with that heavy reading. I need to hear more about what you're reading so I can read it too. Okay, so let's see Danielle and be live.

Are you there, guys? The psychedelic. Oh, oh, there they are. Okay.

Danielle looks like she put toothpicks in her eyes. Her eyes are so wide. What, you've got, oh yeah, yeah. Salt it up, girl.

Salt it up. Yeah, let's just put a hole in there. Yeah, put a lot of salt on there. I bet there's a lot of salt on those boobs, yeah.

So you can lick everywhere. Come to do it. Oh, no, you can do it to yourself too. It's the corona apocalypse, you know.

Sometimes you've got to do it to yourself. Oh, let's see. Yeah. Oh, yeah.

So you did some porn. Yeah. What? No, well, porno guy there, Sheppy Live.

Oh, we had a different name. Oh, they disappeared. You did one porn? Wow, look at that.

You guys are like magical tonight. Yeah, all right. So now everybody, we're going to do a little, I was going to give you this one.

This one's bigger. You can get more. OK, so we're drinking Agua. It's raining colors.

We have a green color. Yeah. So we're going to now water bar ourselves. Yeah.

Yeah. Here's to a great year of revolution. Cheers for the people. Black Lives Matter.

Dr. Suzy, another 25 years. And birthdays matter too. And yeah, you know, I mean, sorry. I got to say that it matters to me that in these times of upheaval

and quarantine that you guys have made yourselves available to join me for serious conversation and frivolous nakedness. And, you know, it's not the same as our Bacchanals. Throw up a picture of one of our Bacchanals.

Actually, there's one where Sheppy Live and Danielle. And I think Riley was there and Rhiannon was there. But I don't think we can throw it up because Abe is in the middle of the room.

And it's Abe's birthday too. So I can't get mad at him. Happy birthday, Abe. Happy birthday to Abe.

Happy birthday, Abe. Come on. Happy birthday, Abe. Happy birthday, Abe.

Happy birthday to Abe. Happy birthday, Abe. That's a Jewish name for sure. That's fine.