[Kiva]

Hi All.

I’d like to thank everyone who enjoyed my posts in this section and took the time to tell me. It is greatly appreciated. However, I don’t expect to be creating new art content anytime soon (although I still have many unreleased pics I’ll consider posting). For a finale, thought I’d explore something that’s often missing here. Full disclosure: there are no fights depicted in these photos, I know that will turn off some.

Female fantasies are different from men’s (shocker!). What women desire most in a relationship is intimacy. If you’ve read my profile, you know I love drama, emotions, metaphors. I love the idea of the cornerman, a partner that will support you no matter what and be there whether you win or lose and always love and care for you. You may ask why the cornerman is wearing a suit and tie in most of the pics. That’s because I think it’s sexy and this is my post.

So, to get this started, I thought I’d begin with a track from my new album.

In the Corner of Love
By Kiva

In the corner of love, my faithful cornerman
You've been my rock, my support, and my biggest fan
With your words of wisdom, you guide me through the storm
In this fight we call life, together we transform

Through the rounds of laughter, and the rounds of tears
You're there to mend my wounds, help me conquer my fears
In this arena of life, you push me to be strong
Together, we dance to the rhythm of love's sweet song

Chorus:
Oh, in the corner of love, my cornerman you stand
With every blow I take, you hold my trembling hand
You're my trainer, my confidant, and my guiding light
In the corner of love, we'll always win the fight

When the world gets heavy, and doubts start to creep
You whisper love's melodies, send me a peace so deep
With your touch, you heal me, mend my broken soul
Together we embrace, we'll never lose control

Chorus:
Oh, in the corner of love, my cornerman you stand
With every blow I take, you hold my trembling hand
You're my trainer, my confidant, and my guiding light
In the corner of love, we'll always win the fight

In this ring of life, your love's the strongest force
Through good times and bad, you're my unwavering source
In the corner of love, we stand hand in hand
Together, forever, we'll conquer any demand

Tickets for my concert tour go on sale next week.

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Outstanding!

[catftfan]

Thank you for sharing these images of special moments between couples. So often the stories about female competitions of any sort focus on the intimacy between the competitors, their feelings about each other, and the arousal they experience together. But I share your sentiment: "What women desire most in a relationship is intimacy. ... I love the idea of the cornerman, a partner that will support you no matter what and be there whether you win or lose and always love and care for you."
As a man I can say that this is not just experienced by women but also the men who love them. The idea that the person you care about more than anything else is putting her all into this struggle is more emotional than watching any other sport or entertainment. You feel so vulnerable to watch and just encourage but not able to help her.
Win or lose you want to hold her and make her know she's loved for being her, not what she does or doesn't accomplish. But oh the intensity of watching her struggle while continuing to be overwhelmed by her opponent. It's almost too much... heartbreaking! The look in her eyes and overall expression of defeat draws you to her with the singular desire to love the life back into her spirit. And for a time you're restrained from reaching her, not just by the physical barriers that lock the combatants together, by our of respect for her wish to stay out of it regardless of the outcome. But once that time ends you rush to her, comfort and console her, reassure her of your love, and encourage her. The physical intimacy later is tender and reconnects you to each other. It reinforces that whatever happened in her competitive pursuit had no bearing on her relationship with you, reassuring her that despite what she lost in her struggle, you remain exclusively and unbreakably connected to her!
On the other hand is the thrill and exhilaration of watching "your woman" better another woman. The pride you feel for her swells up inside. You want to hold her tightly in victory, celebrate with her, and brag about her to the world: "look what an amazing person she is!" And of course, there is the anticipation of a more invigorated form of mutual arousal between you two.
Yes, I understand the stories you've told in these silent pictures. My favorite is second from the last: a jubilant woman, held from behind by her cornerman while off on the left side we see the flip-side of the competition and the woman who lost being consoled by her cornerman.
I enjoy your work greatly and hope that the images you have yet to share sing more of these same tales, regardless of the cornerman's attire. It's a shame that you won't continue this work, but know that it, and you, are greatly appreciated!

[CatfightsbySarah]

I want to play as well!!!!
I'm guessing there are weight and age classifications, and they all represent their home nation.

[Kiva]

I want to play as well!!!!
I'm guessing there are weight and age classifications, and they all represent their home nation.

Love it! Thank you Sarah. I’m glad I’m not the only one who likes her cornerman well dressed. And yes, we strongly encourage ethnic diversity. Thanks so much!

[Kiva]

A very creative idea coupled with great work on the images.

Is there a tour schedule for Concert Kiva, or should I just keep working on my pictorial homage to Penthouse Kiva?

If you have pics inspired by Penthouse Kiva, I’d be honored to see them. She does have a dedicated group of fans here, some have requested she make a return appearance. So maybe I’ll fit her in between concert stops.

[Kiva]

Thank you for sharing these images of special moments between couples. So often the stories about female competitions of any sort focus on the intimacy between the competitors, their feelings about each other, and the arousal they experience together. But I share your sentiment: "What women desire most in a relationship is intimacy. ... I love the idea of the cornerman, a partner that will support you no matter what and be there whether you win or lose and always love and care for you."
As a man I can say that this is not just experienced by women but also the men who love them. The idea that the person you care about more than anything else is putting her all into this struggle is more emotional than watching any other sport or entertainment. You feel so vulnerable to watch and just encourage but not able to help her.
Win or lose you want to hold her and make her know she's loved for being her, not what she does or doesn't accomplish. But oh the intensity of watching her struggle while continuing to be overwhelmed by her opponent. It's almost too much... heartbreaking! The look in her eyes and overall expression of defeat draws you to her with the singular desire to love the life back into her spirit. And for a time you're restrained from reaching her, not just by the physical barriers that lock the combatants together, by our of respect for her wish to stay out of it regardless of the outcome. But once that time ends you rush to her, comfort and console her, reassure her of your love, and encourage her. The physical intimacy later is tender and reconnects you to each other. It reinforces that whatever happened in her competitive pursuit had no bearing on her relationship with you, reassuring her that despite what she lost in her struggle, you remain exclusively and unbreakably connected to her!
On the other hand is the thrill and exhilaration of watching "your woman" better another woman. The pride you feel for her swells up inside. You want to hold her tightly in victory, celebrate with her, and brag about her to the world: "look what an amazing person she is!" And of course, there is the anticipation of a more invigorated form of mutual arousal between you two.
Yes, I understand the stories you've told in these silent pictures. My favorite is second from the last: a jubilant woman, held from behind by her cornerman while off on the left side we see the flip-side of the competition and the woman who lost being consoled by her cornerman.
I enjoy your work greatly and hope that the images you have yet to share sing more of these same tales, regardless of the cornerman's attire. It's a shame that you won't continue this work, but know that it, and you, are greatly appreciated!

Wow! I could not have expressed those thoughts more eloquently than you have. You captured much of the objective of what I hope to achieve in my posts. While I want my stories and artwork to be sexy and erotic, I try to make them very human, touching on emotions, relationships, everyday life, etc. I am humbled by you taking the time to give me you feedback and very kind words, Thank you! 

[Tiberius J.C.]

These are really remarkable, Kiva! The fighters and their cornermen seem perfectly matched and their expressions so eloquently tell the story of the fight we haven't seen. The contrast between the sometimes tacky but mostly elegant menswear and the naked female flesh is a glorious touch. Whatever sartorial statement the poor men have gone to such trouble and expense to make is rather drowned out by the clamorous sex appeal of the fighters though. Other than that the women are all obviously pretty fit, there's a wide variety of bodies on display and yet they're all sexy in their own way. No fake tits, which are always a turn-off! But it's mainly the expressions, the poses and body language that I find captivating. Truly excellent!

[till32]

Hello kiva, what a great art work  - as we know it from you, congratulations! Maybe you will invite two of these cornermen in your penthouse for a fight in front of you?

Greetings

till