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Posted on 2010-04-13 16:37:00 by joey
Posted on 2010-04-19 07:35:24 by rickydee
Posted on 2010-05-28 10:54:25 by Helixer
The worst thing about being high imo is the lack of concnetration which takes your consciousness into the nebulous world of fantasy taking your chi into your head and away from the pleasure of your body. Sure it might have been good for interesting thoughts and a guffaw and some akin to mindgasms but IMO the apt orgasmanaut needs good concentration, coz it's the hugging of those pleasurable places using series of muscles and combinations, the persisitent stimulation calls for a focussed attention otherwise these pleasurable spots can't be stimulated to a pleasure that's unbearable
Because of this the day after effects of the druginduced Super O are so much better....not quite high anymore but still euphoric, your body still highly sensitive, hazy but not stoned you can hone in on all the pleasures in your body without the risk of paranoia or panic attack or whatever and at the same still feel horny as hell and buzzing all over. This druginduced after effect is better than the high but also better than the normal state
Posted on 2010-05-28 10:58:42 by Helixer
Posted on 2010-05-30 20:15:16 by rickydee
Posted on 2010-06-01 10:21:40 by Helixer
Eat in anyway you like, brownies will do, but basically anything that masks the taste is ok, perhaps with pot maybe even yoghurt would do. Problem with cakes and hasj is that it can stick to the bottom(in the case of baking brownies and other cakes)or stick in your teeth...whereas perhaps sprinkeling a good bud into yoghurt and then downing it straight down your throat would avoid that
Posted on 2010-06-03 03:55:48 by Helixer
Somehow the rules changes when writing about sexcrimes from the pov of the perpetrator. The lust they experience when overpowering a preteen tearing off her skirt and props his cock into her tight little slit, fucking through her resistance, first her screams of pain then her screams of pleasure....etc....
Somehow when you write about a sexcrime as deviant, ýou're not a writer anymore but a culprit to the 'crime', or should I say at the very least suspect.
Why is that?
Perhaps it's inner guilt of the readers. Perhaps if a sexcrime as debauched as a pedophile rape could turn you on(what normally happens when you get a graphic description of a sexual act)the writer must be turned on by it to write it.
So where does that murder fit in. The normal response of murder is disgust, or intrigue, so when stepping inside the world of a killer it's so out of the box that you won't be turned on by it, but will be intrigued by the different world. The distance between the main figure and the reader is too great for the reader to identify with
But what about that of a sexcrime: There's sex and there's a crime. Sex is natural, fun , pleasurable....and in some arbitrarily drawn instances it's a crime..but because the sexpart is the more universal if written well it's going to turn you on.......
This is why I can't write it. I wouldn't want to be arrested for thoughtcrimes
Posted on 2010-10-01 22:51:56 by priapusone
Posted on 2010-10-05 00:35:30 by priapusone