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Greenskin Imp
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: WHERE AM I?!
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Re: Something that is not often factored in to BE
This right here! Increased nerve receptors equals equivalent sensitivity to all sensations, pain included. Given how it is fantasy in most cases, I can forgive the authors for not being up to speed on their scientific process and whatnot. Logic and the like rarely factor into such stories. :P
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While I breathe, I hope
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Amsterdam
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Re: Something that is not often factored in to BE
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Re: Something that is not often factored in to BE
Pain is part of plearure. its damn fine line.
I however see the point of Massive swelling being painfull. Once years back I was bitten by a wasp on my hand. After about 15 mins it looked like a rubber dish glove over inflated with water. Believe me when I tell you, it wasn't 'erotic'. ;P |
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EYES UP HERE
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Over the Mountains Of the Moon, Down the Valley of the Shadow
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Re: Something that is not often factored in to BE
To those who want to see pictures of my budding breasts, I am towards the end of tanner stage ii of female breast development, maybe at the beginning of stage iii. In otherwords I have the breasts of a tween. No I will not engage in presenting images of their development, especially not on a fetish forum.
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Let me give you some advice: don't use emotionally charged pejoratives to refer to people. If a term is frequently used by bigots to refer to a group they are bigoted against, it probably is not one that members of that group enjoy being called.
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Re: Something that is not often factored in to BE
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EYES UP HERE
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Over the Mountains Of the Moon, Down the Valley of the Shadow
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Re: Something that is not often factored in to BE
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Just because one person refers to themselves using that term, it does not make it all right for you to use it to refer to other individuals. First off you are not trans so, you have not experienced the bigotry that often comes alongside that term, and thus even individuals who refer to themselves jokingly as trannies might find your usage as an outsider offensive. Secondly just because one person is comfortable with the term does not mean that other are. The majority of transfolk will have a problem with you using that term. I personally would prefer not to be refered as such, but it is not that big of deal. Most of the people who have called me that were biggots. You are perhaps the first person to use that term referring to me and not telling me that I am an abomination, a whore, a faggot, or other such nonsense. The short hand most used by transfolk is trans not tranny. Quote:
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Something that is not often factored in to BE
Sorry, that last statement ticks me off.
Almost everyone is a victim of abusive language, behaviour, bigotry or just generally bullying at some point in their life. How you choose do deal with it is your own choice. I'm a white, heterosexual Scottish male in his late 20's. The rest of my family married into english families and live down south. I go down there and I get abuse because our money looks slightly different, I 'talk funny' because my accent isn't english. It's racism pure and simple. I've met 70 year old women who carry scars from being bullied in school. African-Americans who complained that as a 'whitey' I had it easy until I pointed out that my entire nation was subject to several attempts to breed us/wipe us/force us out by our next door neighbours. I work with children whose parents have given - not been forced to give, mind - them up into care. That fucks them up, probably for the rest of their life. Compared to that, getting all high & mighty because someone uses a word in common circulation to describe you that you find offensive seems a little weak. Realistically, I get called a wanky ginger jock bastard almost every day, because I'm scottish and have a ginger beard lol. So the fuck what? Does that mean I run up to them and go "That is OUR word!" NO! Of course not! I just call them a bunch of sassanach engercunts and get on with my day. So, my point is this: DO NOT EVER PRESUME THAT SOMEONE ELSE IS UNAWARE OF WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO BE A VICTIM OF PREJUDICE, INTOLERANCE, HATRED OR ANYTHING ELSE THAT YOU FEEL SOMEHOW MAKES YOU SPECIAL. To do otherwise is just to be a narrow-minded self-centred arrogant asshole who presumes that because they feel that they are in some way different to other folk that they are automatically persecuted. Most folk I know couldn't give a rats ass what you do in your free time, as long as you do what you're paid to do when you're meant to lol. ...seriously ticks me right the fuck off... does it show? |
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