This is dead to us now after the move to modelhub (we aren't there and don't know if we ever will be) or whatever.
PornHub seems to have taken tips from the Google+ social network ...
Find us at www.puzzleissues.com and a ton of other places.

After weeks of requesting to change the background or profile pic, there's been no response... nothings' approved.  It's all just broken apparently.  We'll keep trying but this is insane.

What is in the future for PuzzleIssues? It’s always fluctuating but what's for sure is that we love what we do and will keep doing it.  We are huge fans of funky outfits, weird poses, crazy makeup, radical wigs, silly expressions, and unreal edits that we work to touch on a number of aspects like society and gender roles.  Where that will lead us, we’re unsure but the thing that will always remain is that we do this for us, to express ourselves, to nurture our connections, to inspire others, and to spread joy.  We think we’ve created something special here and we hope you do too. We’d like to be a bit more social about it and create a community for this type of art but that’s something that takes more time and energy than we can commit in a single session, month, or maybe even years.  It’s also something that needs to grow organically and through the desire of our fans.  We think our first step is to be more responsive to our followers and fans.  Also, we have a subreddit that we hope to soon make more public friendly.  But, until then we’re just going to keep doing what we love and hoping you love it too.

What started PuzzleIssues and how did it become what it is today? [20190921] In our exploration of sexuality and each other, we started a TUMBLR to better communicate what we were and were not into.  We built a huge blog with hundreds if not thousands of examples that expanded our imaginations and connected us deeper than ever before. Simultaneously, through the public aspect of TUMBLR, we ended up advertising to the world what we were into.  It constantly grew in abundance of imagery, writings, and followers…until the purge.  Yes, its true, were TUMBLR refugees and if it wasnt for that purge, we probably wouldnt be where we are today.  When we heard what was about to happen to TUMBLR, like many others, we scoured the internet in hopes to find an adequate replacement and became a little disappointed.  Nothing had the same feel.  Nothing had the same simplicity.  Nothing fulfilled our expectations.  Some sites were too new, others too social, others too confusing, and others too restrictive.  So we kinda stopped, all together.  It was at this point that our focus changed from outward to inward and we started relating the images and writings that we liked and shared with each other to ourselves and our relationship.  We used this pause to take a look in the mirror and distill.  We saw the void and we subconsciously and frantically began to find ways to fill it.  At first, he started playing with images on his phone, doing simple edits and modifications through preinstalled apps.  From here spawned what has been dubbed as Puzzle Posters.  Looking like covers or pages from magazines but twisting the feel to incorporate many of the Puzzle Issues we uncovered and shared through our months of tumblring together.  In response, she started having more fun with photos.  Taking pictures that were more extreme and silly to play along with his styles of edits.  Initially these were simply private fun.  During this time we had initiated the transfer of our TUMBLR to BDSMLR but were very disappointed in how long that was taking and how slow the site was in general.  Plus, the user interface was full of bugs and trying to enjoy it through chrome was a nonstarter. So, we kinda gave up on that for a while, still continuing our silly and app based photo editing. Then, one day, we invested enough time to get good at and understand REDDIT.  It was the outlet of the most potential for us and we invested weeks digging through it and finding subreddits and users that were of interest and similar mindsets to us.  We started to realize that REDDIT is very different than TUMBLR or any other social site and we learned theres much more of a focus on the content rather than the user.  Also, we learned that you cant really do anything without karma.  So we started upvoting, posting, and getting more involved.  Initially we started posting things we liked and saved from our old TUMBLR feed.  No one cared.  It was all just white noise.  So one day we decided to try and post one of the Puzzle Posters and BAM it was a huge hit.  The response of comments, messages, and upvotes was a little shocking.  So that was the catalyst.  We did it again.  Now we had followers and people asking for more.  We even built up enough karma to post on bigger subs so we did.  Shockwave after shockwave hit us as other users even began to argue over our works as if there was no middle ground.  Either they loved it or they hated it and it became a social experiment for us.  Better cameras, different locations, and more thorough editing programs came into play and together we began learning new trades, expanding our skill sets, incorporating feedback and ideas, and producing new and more exciting imagery.  With the creation of more images, we began posting to a huge number of subreddits to see a wider range of reactions.  We received such wonderful and diverse reactions and feedback that we decided to see if we could spread to other sites.  At this time our TUMBLR had finally moved to BDSMLR, so we deleted it and started a new SFW TUMBLR under the same name so we could be found and followed more easily.  We also created IMGUR, INSTAGRAM, TWITTER,  PINTEREST, FETLIFE, and even PORNHUB accounts.  All under the focus of being channels leading others back to our new REDDIT home.                        

Want to be our friend? Just request it! We’re all-inclusive. All we ask in return is an understanding that with our busy lives the free time we have is devoted to the creation of our works and sharing them with the world. We aren’t always responsive or super social in general and we’re not looking for anything as we’ve found everything we could ever want or need in each other. So, please don’t take it personally if we don’t respond to your comments or messages in a timely manner, or at all.  We get a lot of incoming feedback and it can be very overwhelming at times.  Do know your support, complements, and criticisms are beyond appreciated.  We’d also love if you had suggestions or requests for new or edited works.                        

Who is involved in PuzzleIssues and why? Two previously lost souls who re-found each other and instantly connected deeper than ever before.  What started as a photographic way to feel more connected to each other when apart has evolved into a creative outlet we want to share with the world.  We do this because it’s fun. We do this because it’s funny. We do this because it’s powerful. We do this because it could help others.  We do this because we love it.                        

Why "PuzzleIssues"? Commonly in our society we hear the phrase that a loved one is their “puzzle piece” or the “missing part of the puzzle”.  Though a bit cliche, this is the easiest and most thorough way for us to convey what we feel for each other to the public.  The depths of this connection span the spectrum across all physical and psychological aspects of our lives - even our darkest and dirtiest desires.  This is where the “issues” part comes into play.  When describing the fantasies we have to those in our present and past, we both often received responses aligning with: “you’ve got issues”.  Well, maybe we do...from certain points of view.  Or, maybe we don’t...if you’re of a different mindset. Either way, it’s who we are and we’ve accepted and embraced it in our lives. It was only through our connections with each other that this was possible.  We imagine that part of the subconscious decisions to create these works and share them with the world is to find others like us and inspire that same spirit of acceptance through inclusion.  We’re not alone in these things and we know it.  No one should ever be shunned, dismissed, hurt, or made to feel ashamed for who they are and what they like.  So, “Puzzle Issues” is a reference to how we connect with each other, and our sharing the deep connection between souls in things that may not fit the social norm and wants or needs that we were told to feel wrong about.  It is our best description of the forces and feelings that uproot and empower the acceptance of one’s self and their innermost desires through outreach, communication, and connection with others.                        

What is Puzzle Issues? We are a collaborative multi-medium art studio. Our works represent a spectrum of ideas, often sexual in nature, across time and places. Some focus on beauty, and/or an extreme version of it. Others uproot themes in our society and their impact on the human and the soul. Combinations of position, expression, location, color, tone, contrast, all feeding from each other and distilling down into single images that aim to strike the emotional core of the viewer. All of these works are studies into the mind and, in turn, representations of what looks back when you dive into that void. Creations riding the knifes edge between eww and awe.