BBX Yachts – A Stylish Slice of Second Life Luxury

BBX sometimes gets a bit of criticism from hardcore sailing purists in Second Life, but personally, I approach their creations with a different perspective. When I look at BBX boats and yachts, I’m not expecting a hyper-realistic sailing simulation — I’m looking for beautifully designed, luxurious vessels that are perfect for relaxing, socializing, and entertaining.

I recently picked up the stunning PJ-A3 yacht from BBX, and I absolutely love it. Every time I set sail, I feel like one of SL’s elite. I cruise to one of my favorite scenic spots, invite friends over, and enjoy the sun, drinks, and music on the spacious deck. The interior is equally impressive, featuring a stylish lounge, a kitchen, a full-sized bedroom with a functional bed, and a complete bathroom. It's not just a yacht — it’s a floating photo-ready paradise that can easily double as a permanent home.

Another thing I really appreciate about BBX is the founder’s generosity. Beyond offering regular discounts, they sometimes include surprise extras — whether it's another boat or additional amenities, it's always a welcome bonus.

So while BBX may not offer the most technically realistic sailing experience and may come with a higher prim count, they excel in what they’re clearly designed for: luxury, leisure, and living the high life at sea.

 

⚓️🏴‍☠️ Ahoy, ye scurvy sea dogs! 🏴‍☠️⚓️

 ⚓️🏴‍☠️ Ahoy, ye scurvy sea dogs! 🏴‍☠️⚓️

The rowdy crew o’ The Pervy Pirate be takin’ full advantage o' this fine day upon the vast waters o’ the Blake Sea, deep in the wilds o’ Second Life! 🌊

We’ve dropped anchor just off the shores o’ the Sirens Islands, where the sea be calm, the sun be smilin’, and the grog be flowin' like a storm surge in a thunderin’ squall! 🍺💥

With barrels o’ ale cracked open and tankards clankin’, we be singin’ shanties, shakin’ our peg legs, and raisin’ a toast to the freedom o’ the open seas! No laws, no landlubbers—just rum, revelry, and the sweet scent o’ salt in the air.

Aye, it be a grand day to be a pirate, me hearties. If ye be hearin’ the call o’ the sea, follow the stars—or the smell o' spilled ale—and come join the mischief.

Long live the life o’ plunder, pleasure, and piracy! 🏴‍☠️🍻 Arrr!

P-51 Mustang from ZSK

Most of the time, you’ll find me exploring by sea aboard one of my many ships—but lately, I’ve had the urge to take to the skies. I’ve had my eye on a WWII-era P-51 Mustang for a while now, and I finally decided to go for it—and I’m glad I did.

This aircraft is a hyper-realistic replica of the iconic WWII fighter, with incredible attention to detail that truly honors the original design. What really impressed me is the use of emotes to control key features like the canopy, landing gear, and flaps. It’s intuitive and keeps the screen free from a bulky HUD, which surprisingly adds to the immersion. While I usually prefer flying with a HUD, in this case, flying without one just feels right.

I often find myself in mouse-look mode, soaring across the Blake Sea, practicing takeoffs and landings. The plane handles beautifully—it’s incredibly agile and fully combat-ready with functional guns and bombs, making it perfect for both casual flying and dogfights.

If you’re in Second Life and looking for a top-tier P-51 Mustang replica, I highly recommend checking out the ZSK Main Store at: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Annyong/116/110/54

 

1920's Fashion

A Delightful Encounter and a Fabulous Vintage Find

Today, while out fishing on my little boat in Blake Sea, I had the pleasure of meeting a charming Italian woman named Colette Hynes. She was full of life and radiated such a captivating energy. As we got to chatting, we discovered we were both content creators — and before long, we were deep in conversation about fashion.

To my surprise and delight, Colette Hynes gifted me a gorgeous vintage-style dress inspired by the 1920s to 1950s. I couldn't wait to get home, unpack it, and try it on — and it did not disappoint! It fits my Maitreya LaraX body like a dream and is absolutely adorable.

If you're into vintage fashion, I highly recommend checking out Colette Hynes's store. The pieces are stylish, reasonably priced, and full of retro charm. What more could you ask for?

Check out her store at: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/en-US/stores/255952

 

SP-18 Typhoon Seaplane – Quick Review

 SP-18 Typhoon Seaplane – Quick Review

I’ve decided to start a new habit—once a week (or every other week), I’ll pick something I own in Second Life and share a quick review. For my first entry, I’m taking a look at the SP-18 Typhoon seaplane.

I originally bought this plane after a disappointing purchase of another aircraft (which shall remain unnamed). Frustrated but still in search of a reliable seaplane, I came across the SP-18 Typhoon—and it turned out to be exactly what I was looking for.

This plane is a solid, high-quality build. It’s easy to fly, beginner-friendly, and handles region crossings surprisingly well—aside from the usual SL server hiccups we all know too well. Whether you're planning a long scenic flight or just hopping between islands, the Typhoon handles it all with ease.

One of the things I really appreciate is the inclusion of relaxing poses for when you want to kick back after flying. Customizing it is also simple—I gave mine a Pride-themed paint job and regularly get compliments when I take it out.

If you're looking for a dependable, stylish seaplane at a reasonable price, I highly recommend checking out the SP-18 Typhoon on the Second Life Marketplace.

Shayna & Emily, making a baby

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The Goblin Kingdom

 

In the realm of SecondLife, a hidden gem awaits those seeking a unique and immersive role-playing experience. The Goblin Kingdom, an adult sim, is a place where avatars are crafted with meticulous care and passion, and the role-play is nothing short of exceptional. It's not uncommon to witness public displays of affection, or even full-on copulation, as residents indulge in their desires without inhibition.

Among the many intriguing characters that inhabit this virtual world, there's Futa Shay - a goblin who has undergone a remarkable transformation. Once a slender and flat-chested femboy with a tiny futa cock, Shay now stands tall and proud as a curvaceous goddess. A magical potion has blessed her with ample assets - large, perky breasts that strain against her skimpy bikini top, and a plump, juicy ass that fills out her bottom perfectly.

If you're craving an immersive, adult-oriented role-play experience, look no further than The Goblin Kingdom in SecondLife. This sim is a treasure trove of fantasies waiting to be explored. On multiple occasions, I've found myself lost in the throes of passion with a stunning elf, my futa cock buried deep within her warmth as we engaged in steamy, unforgettable RP sessions. The Goblin Kingdom is the perfect playground for those seeking a haven where inhibitions are shed and desires are fulfilled. So come on in, grab an avatar, and let your imagination run wild. Who knows? You might just find yourself balls deep in your own fantasy scenario before long.

The Elitism and Gatekeeping of Primfeed: Why I’m Done

For a long time, I was one of the people who defended Primfeed. When others expressed concerns about its strict policies or questioned the trustworthiness of linking it to their Second Life accounts, I’d reassure them. I saw Primfeed as a hub for creative expression within the Second Life community—a place to share art, style, and stories. But after my recent experience, I can no longer support a platform that stifles creativity and hides behind arbitrary, elitist standards.

I was banned from Primfeed for using AI to enhance my photos. The irony? It’s obvious to anyone with eyes that many users—perhaps the majority—rely on post-processing, filters, and yes, even AI tools to elevate their content. There’s an unspoken rule that only certain people are allowed to bend the norms, and if you’re not part of that inner circle, you’re an easy target. My ban wasn’t about AI—it was about not fitting their mold.

And let’s talk about the mold.

Primfeed enforces a rigid aesthetic—avatars must look a certain way, fit a particular, hyper-mature standard of adult presentation. If your avatar has even a hint of youthfulness, especially in adult-themed posts, your content is flagged or removed. No room for nuance, no conversation, just instant judgment and takedowns. I was warned months ago, and when I tried again—with care and intention—my account was locked out. The message I received was clear:

“As mentioned in the screen when you try to login, the model still looks too young. We've already talked about it back in April... I'm sorry, but I don't want to allow adult content with very very young avatars.”

That’s not moderation. That’s blanket censorship based on personal taste masquerading as community standards.

Primfeed presents itself as a platform for creatives, but it only uplifts a narrow definition of beauty, style, and expression. If you deviate from that in any way, you’re either silenced or erased. It’s a toxic, exclusionary environment where the rules aren’t applied evenly, and favoritism runs deep.

I used to be one of its biggest champions. Now, I see what so many tried to warn me about: the creator of Primfeed isn’t just enforcing guidelines—he’s curating a community around his own narrow vision, at the expense of diversity and artistic freedom.

I’m done wasting my time on a platform that punishes innovation and controls expression. Creativity should be about pushing boundaries—not about conforming to one person’s ideal. Goodbye, Primfeed.