Back in 1999 I saw a Rocco Siffredi scene, which probably dates back to the early/mid 90s, in which he's banging a gorgeous actress in the butt in the back of a limo. Virtually the whole way through the scene she's howling in what is obviously genuine pain. I found it really erotic and cathartic.
Can anyone remember the video that I'm talking about because I forgot the title?
Are there any other titles which contain scenes of actresses receiving painful anal in which they're in genuine discomfort and clearly not enjoying it?
One such title I can think of is true anal stories 6 (Rocco again) in which he's anally deflowering a really young girl on the balcony. She looked relieved when he shot his load!
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Posted - May 9 2006 : 12:49PM
I'm fairly certain you're referring to Rocco and Sylvia Saint in Miss Erotica. That scene also found it's way into Rocco's Best Buttfucks. Those two do the dirty deed in the back of a limo, Sylvia Saint was gorgeous back then, and she struggles with Rocco's big boner which seems a bit odd since she'd done a double anal in Double Anal Club #1.
All I can remember is that Rocco buttfucks her doggy style on the back seat of a limo. The scene starts out with her doing vaginal sex on top of him but with her sitting up and facing away from him. At one point another woman appears but only to briefly kiss the other woman whilst Rocco's doing her butt.
I checked out 'miss erotica' and it wasn't the scene I'm looking for. However, it was very similar: The inside of the limo looked very similar. In the scene I saw in 1999, Rocco was banging the girl doggy style and she was nearly screaming in pain. If I remember correctly she was wearing a long string of fake pearls and I don't think she was a strawberry blonde like Sylvia Saint.
Well james to tell the truth I'm a bit conflicted about this, I quite enjoy elements of S and M and pain play games but the idea of painful sex, or non consent, or abuse and violence just leaves me cold. Not saying that's what's going on in the Rocco pic in question, I don't know it at all - just saying the idea of painful sex is a big turn off for me, but of course we're talking about freelancer's sexual preferences which he is at liberty to enjoy even if it does creep me out.
saw two or three of those back in the eighties. One I remember had Lorenzo Lamas & his then wife. Us guys Skronker may hear about painful childbirth but we'll never know it.
...it's that bad , huh Pagoda? you got me thinking about women who go ahead and have multiple childbirths. Like, say.., up to ten or more children. Whew! And what about the days before any kind of birth control! Whoa! ...I recently watched an old interview of Margaret Sanger hosted by a then young Mike Wallace. Sanger, then an old but very alert lady, said in comparison with The Church & marriage, that the Church didn't even have the 'right' to council people on marriage & family. That The Church didn't even understand the complexities that come with marriage & child bearing/rearing. A very smart lady she was.
My labor was atypical. I must have some sort of fucked up pelvic construction because Nate got wedged in there and about every 60 seconds, he bashed into my tailbone. I'm a stoic, and I was screaming my head off. Anybody that's ever cracked their tailbone knows that it's a very specific, very acute pain. Imagine falling on your tailbone once a minute for 3 hours. If you can imagine that, you can imagine my labor.
It really sucks when you've already had an epidural and it doesn't even take the edge off. And then you get drugs, and it doesn't help. And then two anesthesiologists confer at your bedside and one says, "Oh, the pain's in her tailbone? Nothing can relieve that." And then your midwife says, "We can stick it out for a few more hours, hoping he'll shift position, or we can do a C-section." And you're like, "Will I be numb?" and she says, "You'll be paralyzed from the waist down," and you're like, "Cut me open!"
Again, I'm stoic. I shouted myself hoarse. I lost my voice. It fucking hurt. I was never more relieved than the moment that anesthesia kicked in. A lot of women don't go through that kind of labor (called back-labor), so they're not deterred from having more kids. Me? No way.
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Posted - May 12 2006 : 4:25PM
Be careful about that one Everett. Adoplh Hitler greatly admired Margaret Sanger who wanted abortions done to rid society of inferior races. Some call it 'Eugenics.' Also, getting rid of 'undesirables', people mentally ill, people physically handicapped, people mentally retarded, and even unproductive old people was deemed to 'strengthen society.' She wanted mandatory abortions, not only elective ones and forced sterilizations. Hitler loved those ideas. If you want to read more click [ invalid url ].
yes, and it cost her her marriage when she was a young woman circa 1915. But nevertheless, I found myself agreeing with her about The Church & actual marriage. JMO. Not all the things discussed in eugenics, in it's original form is negative.....not finished. Ill be right back.
...im back. Eugenics: some of the things talked about at the turn of the last century are what health officials tell us today. Laying off of cigarettes during pregnancy, usage of alcohol during pregnancy stunts baby's growth and so on. Much of it about clean living and it's effects on children. I can't argue with that. Somewhere as the 20th Cent. progressed racists in this country(the U.S.) and later Hitler & the Nazis(dammit sounds like a musical group) perverted all of eugenics into meaning pure racial breeding. At least that's the way I've read it and History Channel docus have presented it. In the docu I saw about Sanger, she espounds on seeing women in her youth almost forced to bear children beyond their financial means as well as their sometimes physical means. In other words in those days, Im talking before WW1, when hubby wanted a piece he got it withstanding if she got pregnant or not. So I think coming up in that point in history when child mortality rate was high Sanger very well understood the consequences. No she wasn't perfect and certainly had her faults, just ask her first husband. Hitler may have admired her but that wasn't her fault as she had nothing to do with him. It's just like Hitler loved Wagnerian music but it's not Wagner's fault. He was dead before Hitler was born. Wagner music is still relevant for those who want to listen.
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Posted - May 9 2006 : 7:23AM
