There is a video on kink.com's free site http://www.behindkink.com/site/shootsp?c=1 (I think that is the site, I have two web addresses for them) that has a lot more than a crucifix -- I think it is on page 3. It involves a shawl with a cross on it (they called it something), holy water (the sub is hanging upside down and her head is forced into a vat of it), melted candle wax and the sub is crucified on a cross. Edited by - mharris127 on 1/6/2010 8:19:35 PM
It's funny you should mention this, because I recently asked my wife if she wouldn't mind wearing a cross while we fucked, even though she's not Christian. She said she would think about it. I said it would really turn me on. She said maybe. This was about two months ago. I don't think she's going to do it, but whatever, it's fine. But watching a pornstar, say, like one of the new girls (Tessa Taylor), or even a vet like Ashlynn Brooke, fuck while wearing a cross (and preferably nothing else save a pair of heels) would be really super sexy.
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Posted - Jan 6 2010 : 9:23PM
Umm, like every scene ever?
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Posted - Jan 6 2010 : 10:34PM
Yeah it's sexy with just a cross but I don't like that Satanic garbage where the girl is wearing an upside down cross, has vampire teeth, and has a cross dildo. The fans of that genre must be seriously disturbed.
Women's necks are too damned sexy for me! 756 Posts 3/06
Posted - Jan 7 2010 : 11:37PM
I don't think it's the cross that's upside down, I think he said her head was upside down. Now her head upside down gets my attention, LOL. You just don't see much of that anymore. I can get into the vampire teeth too. Bring on those vampire porn flicks. I'd like to see something with a little bite to it for a change.
Yes, the cross was right side up. She was hanging upside down with her head in a vat of holy water in another scene. Offensive, maybe -- but not satanic. Heavy use of Catholic religious verse, though -- the dom is a practicing Catholic, so she used it in the video.
I wonder how many Hail Marys that'd be in the confessional? I bet the priest looks forward to her visits if she goes. Years ago, in my brief time as a BDSM tourist, I remember being surprised by how many Catholics were into the scene, especially the more extreme stuff. It struck me as funny when an extreme BDSM forum discussing things like permanent branding and scarring, suspension with hooks through the skin, and edgeplay like near fatal asphyxia, banned someone for upsetting their delicate sensibilities with blasphemous photos. Is there something about Catholicism that encourages more extreme fetishes? Or is it just that Protestants are hypocrites who stay masturbating in the closet rather than admitting their kinks? Anyway, back on topic, here's a nice gallery with one of my favourite softcore models. And here are some hardcore samples with Liliane Tiger wearing a nice big one, not the little gold crosses you usually see. Or how about some tit and cross fucking?
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Posted - Jan 9 2010 : 4:47PM
I was talking about in general. Some religious porn goes that far.
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Posted - Jan 9 2010 : 4:49PM
I would not be surprised if most of the people into that stuff are secular Catholics.
Wow, that tat is nasty and poorly done, as well as likely satanic. I wonder how many jobs she loses because of that tat!
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Posted - Jan 25 2010 : 6:28PM
You seem to be implying that nuns are exclusive to Catholicism. They are actually quite significant in certain Protestant sects and Orthodox Christian sects. Nun is really just the opposite of monk so there are technically nuns in Buddhism and other religions. Here's a nice link by the way
For sure! Catholicism has always had a very large population that has historically embraced masochistic punishment as atonement for man's perceived inherent sin. They attempt to share the suffering of Jesus crucified, striving to be closer to their lord and deity, whom apparently uses pain and suffering to negate evil and sin. They're called flagellants, and they label their assisted and self-mutilation "corporal mortification." Here's some light reading for the historical curious! Now, while you aren't apt to find many true flagellants these days; from my personal experience, I've found god-fearing and dedicated Catholics to be bombarded by intense and crippling self-guilt, which generally stems from accusatory sermons, rigid doctrine, and a harshly chastising and critical community/family. A respectable number of them develop self-esteem, self-worth, and despair issues over their "immortal soul." It remains to be seen how many of these unfortunate people attempt to appease their guilt in the form of self-defeatist acts, masochistic behavior, or self-harm. sigh, Religion... Glad I grew up without it. ;) But for those of you didn't, enjoy your nun & religious artifact porn, and definitely ignore any guilt that might bubble up due to it!!
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Posted - Jan 25 2010 : 10:59PM
As much as I hate religion (except Judaism :-)), I have never heard of masochism being significant in Catholicism. And believe me, most of the people in my area are Catholic and they surely have never been into that kind of stuff. It sounds like something a minority (extremists) would only do. Besides, the link you posted lacks proper citations and it's obvious that some of that is made up. Edited by - cumfiesta2107 on 1/25/2010 11:01:01 PM
Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious - Brendan Gill 723 Posts 4/09
Posted - Jan 27 2010 : 9:27AM
You've never heard of it, therefore it isn't true? That's a tad smug, don't you think? Masochism, that is, the self infliction of pain for enjoyment is and has been a cornerstone of Catholocism. Self flagellants and others who seek to dupliate the sufferings of Christ are a relatively rare extreme, but the emphasis on guilt, shame and the kind of spiritual masochism that smokedbacon has described so well are virtually identifying characteristics of having been raised Catholic. Attend a Sunday Mass sometime. The sermon is always the same: everybody's a sinning, shameful piece of shit that can only be saved by doing whatever the pope tells them, and, even if they do, they still won't deserve saving -- that depends on whether God feels like saving them or not. Then they send the basket around, the priest checks the haul, gives everybody hell for being stingy, and sends the basket around again. Over the years, I've attended half a dozen masses in as many different places and I swear every one of them was exactly like that. I married a defunct Catholic. Though she never was religious, the driving force in her life is guilt, and she never seems entirely comfortable unless she is in the processs of something she "has to do." She is by no means a masochist, but that sense of comfort with being guilty, with always beimg less than one can be, with the repression of every natural impulse, especially pleasure, because everything natural and pleasant is by definition a sin, can cause all manner of problems. Pschologists have for decades demonstrated the the conflict that religion creates between physiological necessities like sexual release and moral stricturs against those necessities can be the source or part of the source of everything from sexual aberration to misogony, rape, and serial murders.
Yeah, so back to naughty sexy nun porn... I dunno if this is too provocative for you, but what about chicks ON the cross? If you google crucified women you can find a whole ton of sexy ladies (mostly euro I think) crucified bondage-style and...played with. There's also a DVD called Behind the Abbey Walls which is a bit more of a feature and has hot nuns being made to do terrible things :D.
So I suppose you wouldn't be a fan of recent vintage Latin cutie Tuesday Cross. She has a tattoo of an upside down cross bursting out of her split open chest. Kind of nasty distraction. Barely Legal mag always airbrushes that tattoo away
I would say that there is a lot of airbrushing, then Dr. Torris. I know I wouldn't hire her for anything I would ever produce (maybe that is why I am not in the biz), and I think I am rather liberal in who I would deal with.
A great philosopher once wrote naughty, naughty, very naughty. 167 Posts 1/10
Posted - Jan 30 2010 : 9:33AM
Do they have to be wearing the cross. In My Ass is Haunted Roxy Jezel and Katja Kassin fuck each other with a jesus on a crucifix dildo. Blasphemy at its best Edited by - Shotgun84 on 1/30/2010 9:35:42 AM
Interesting, but I'll say it again. I highly doubt most Catholics physically hurt themselves. It's most certainly not a requirement for Catholics. I doubt any of my Catholic friends beat themselves LOL! You know what's interesting is that the goth movement was heavily influenced by Catholicism. I guess a lot of the morbid themes came from the religion. Bauhaus was pretty much the founding band of the goth genre in the late 70s/early 80s. The lead singer Peter Murphy was a devout Roman Catholic at the time. Some of the popular goth anthems such as "Bela Lugosi's Dead" and "Stigmata Martyr" have Catholic themes in them.
Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious - Brendan Gill 723 Posts 4/09
Posted - Jan 30 2010 : 4:38PM
^^^ The early Christian expectation that the Second Coming was imminent, besides being the source of the prohibition of priests marrying, also gave rise to an obsession with death (and resurrection). It would be over a thosand years before the Renaissance would compel the church to pay much attention to the affairs of this life in addition to the afffairs of the next. It was once common for the wealthy to have their portraits painted wearing their shrouds and in an attitude of simulated death. This is poet John Donne:
"your brother was in here whinging cause your dad was a mong" 373 Posts 6/09
Posted - Jan 30 2010 : 10:33PM
extreme assoc. often used crosses as set pieces and sometimes as props. i think the first scene in[ invalid url ] involved some "interesting" usage of the cross. and i think kristi myst did a gangbang dressed a nun in either abyss or some other extreme prod.
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