NSW artist slams social media after she was reported for sharing photos, details of her sex life

WARNING — GRAPHIC IMAGES: An artist from NSW has hit back at those who reported an explicit photo of her and her boyfriend which was deleted by Instagram.

‘Sex is to be celebrated ... not deleted’

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES AND CONTENT

A NSW artist has had a swipe at Instagram users for reporting an explicit photograph and sexual details of herself with her boyfriend Mitch Gobel.

Sally Mustang, from Byron Bay, has lashed out saying sex should be celebrated not banned after a picture of herself with her hands tied and pantless was the subject of online backlash.

In the post, Mustang exposes her sexual experiences, much like a chapter taken out of Fifty Shades Of Grey.

“I was running late like usual. I was in the shower when he got home. I jumped out, drying my hair and body quickly. He swung open the door,” she captioned the racy image.

“Gypsy, come outside. It wasn’t a request, but more so an order. He was dazzling as ever with his green eyes, bladed cheekbones and full lips. His face belonged on a movie set ... Lucky me. I put on some stockings just for fun and to be honest I knew it made the whole deal a little more special to regular afternoon sex.

“Our outdoor couch is surrounded by plants it’s a beautiful setting, for a beautiful experience. I opened my mouth to talk, he moved so quick I didn’t get one sound out. He jerked me against him, shoved his hands under my hips and pressed me against the couch. He splayed my legs apart. Put my hands behind my back and tied them up. Then blindfolding me. It was hot outside. So hot I could feel my skin burning up.”

Mustang added: “He had gone wild, kissing me so hard on the backs of the legs, I was shaking. He was wild. Not in control of his actions. His breathing was heavy.”

The rest of the post is too explicit to repeat.

After the post was reported to Instagram admin, Mustang asked her 108,000 followers online whether they still wanted to hear her sexual stories.

“Throwing flowers at you . Aww Instagram deleted my last post,” she wrote.

“Dear World sex is something to be celebrated not deleted or banned. I would love to know if you guys still want more of last nights style posts.

“It takes a lot of time, effort and confidence to share what I did last night. It’s really disappointing that someone reported it.”

One person responded: “You can be sexually tinted but sh*t not everyone needs to know all about your sex life.”

Others supported Mustang: “It was beautiful!” another user wrote.

Gobel supported his partner by sharing a similar post on February 15. It has not been deleted.

Originally published as NSW artist slams social media after she was reported for sharing photos, details of her sex life