These images were adapted from our other platforms to suit Renderosity rules. While we believe the body and sex to be things God has given us to enjoy in the freedom He gave us in salvation, we also believe, as Corinthians 8:9 states, that we should not push this freedom on those who may be bothered or offended by such things; thusly, we hope to sincerely respect the Renderosity rules. Jayce was adopted at a young age by Maia, a single teenage girl who raised him as her own, alongside two other orphans, Cece and Miley. Despite the hard times and the fact that none of them were related to each other, they soon grew into a loving family. But now that they're all adults, Jayce increasingly finds himself in steamy situations with his hot adoptive family, and is constantly surrounded by toned female bodies, and since they're not related... well, that just makes it worse. Or perhaps... better? (Morally, we strongly oppose close-family eroticism. However, we understand the appeal of having romantic and erotic feelings for someone you are emotionally close with; the "adoptive family" trope is a good way to explore such a fantasy in a healthy setting, and provides a healthy outlet for people who may have such fantasies.) Pure Hearts Erotic Arts is dedicated to creating erotic and sexually explicit fantasy art rooted in Christian ethics (though anybody is welcome regardless of their beliefs). Strange? Not as much as you may think; we are inspired by the explicit writings of the Song of Solomon in the Bible, which unapologetically and very graphically displays the beauty of sexual love between husband and wife. Here at Pure Hearts, we use our art to promote the freedom of God's grace and the celebration of His gift of the beauty of the body and sex. We are a firm believer in God, and we also are a firm believer that, as He made the body and all its wonders, people should not be ashamed to enjoy that beauty. And while we believe that sex belongs to marriage, we also believe that sex is neither dirty nor shameful, and in its proper place should be celebrated; the extremely explicit descriptions of hubby and wife in the Song of Solomon in the Bible are proof that God is actually quite positive about the body and lovemaking. God made people to feel arousal and erotic enjoyment, and so long as that does not lead to lust (which is defined as desire without actual love involved), then we believe that people can enjoy and appreciate erotic art without guilt or shame. (Not p*rn, there's a big difference; p*rn shows sinful acts that are dirty or disrespectful.) In fact, pure erotic art can lead us to discover just how free we are in God. We could describe the matter in better detail, but we are afraid that would take a lot of space that we don't have. Suffice to say, we believe that, while God certainly has rules, He also isn't a tyrant, and art like this can be used as an outlet to avoid looking at dirty art that turns the body and lovemaking into something cheap. So please enjoy the beauty of Pure Hearts Erotic Arts, where purity meets eroticism.