Latex Rocker

In this blog post, I'm going to share what I own in my entire latex and rubber collection.

If you’ve recently splurged on a new S10.2 gas mask from one of the many reputable fetish clothing outlets, you’ve been lied to. That’s right, your S10.2 isn’t an S10 gas mask.

Follow along as I navigate the challenges and triumphs of embracing my true self, finding acceptance, and discovering the support of the LGBTQ+ and kink community.

Whether you’re interested in acquiring some new rubber or you already have some latex, storing and caring for your new clothes is essential.

Rubber kinkster Huuan launched a new online resource for fetishists and gear lovers called GearHub on Mar. 12.

I recently purchased a back zip latex catsuit from TheKinkOn. This is my first latex purchase in months and only my second ever suit purchase. 

If you’ve been on the kinky or fetish side of social media lately, you are likely aware of Instagram’s efforts to censor and remove latex and rubber content on the platform. The thing is, latex and rubber aren't mentioned in their terms of service, and their reasons for taking posts down are often ridiculous at best.

I recently purchased my first ever latex catsuit! In this post, I'll discuss my overall thoughts and the process of purchasing it from The Kink On.

On May 20, 2021, my first ever pieces of rubber clothing arrived from Regulation. It was a moment I had dreamed of for years.

This is something I’ve been meaning to write for years. I’ve seen posts from other bloggers and across forums and social media about how people first discovered their latex/rubber/glove fetish. Many times they were introduced to it by a partner or a film, but the majority of the community seems to have discovered their fetish at a young age.