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LOL - While some people's fetish for that is out-of-control, there are only a few sane people who'd enjoy that. Again, I know females who have rape fantasies and "painful ass fucking" fantasies, too. For the asshole who want to see this who are women-haters deep in their souls, I can't say I feel sorry for them. They are a batch of losers, to say the very least!
Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious - Brendan Gill 723 Posts 4/09
Posted - Nov 11 2009 : 4:20PM
How do you know it's 'real emotion'? I really doubt that actresses accustomed to anal work find it all that painful. Often, if not always, it may simply be that they are doing that acting that you so denegrate. We tend to be far more critical of any scene that isn't our particular turn-on and, because it's what we like to see, far less critical of what arouses us. Believing it's real is a big part of the turn-on. BTW, how do you know it's "hard to fake moan your way having Lex Steele's cock in your ass"?
Wow, this is like a direct quote from American Psycho. Bateman likes to blast girls with a nail gun because he finds their emotional displays "fake" and he wants something "real." He thinks pain is a real emotion. Torris thinks pain is a real emotion. Hmmm... Question: is pain an emotion at all? I always thought it was a physical sensation, a response to external stimuli such as nail gunning or painful ass fucking. Pain is definitely real, but it's definitely not an emotion. If someone's a masochist and pain causes them joy, then that joy is a real emotion. Pain is just pain.
^ Indeed. The whole "authenticity" argument is a bunch of bullshit. It's a way for people to justify their desires by positioning themselves as somehow too cerebral for this phony postmodern world. They need authenticity, dammit, and it just happens to come in the form of women in pain.
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Posted - Nov 15 2009 : 3:55PM
Get rid of all the blood and gore, and much of this book is a great blueprint for porn.
^ Many moons have passed and I still have no idea what Bluto meant. Maybe something to do with that moronic "authenticity" argument, but he wasn't very articulate.