Luthor Rex
Master Don Juan
I thought it best that I post this in the Mature Man section because of the topic. Hopefully this can be discussed civilly even though this topic will no doubt be controversial. I warn you now this goes to a very dark place of the human mind, TURN BACK NOW IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED. If you do read this and post, please be sure to read carefully and not just go off. Check the details and make sure you really understand what is being said because I will be spitting hairs.
I am posting this to stimulate discussion about a topic I've never really seen talked about before, and this is the only place I know that seems to be able to handle the more... un-tame... parts of the human mind. This also seems to be a place that will take honesty over any kind of PC bullsh!t.
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Well... what can I say besides: it works.
I struck on the fact that Ovid's formula here works by accident long before I ever read the poem. It happened a long time ago when I was at a young lady's house and she was worried her parents would catch us making out. She kept saying "no" and "stop". Now before you think I am a complete barbarian, I was doing this jokingly, our clothes were on, and I was only kissing her neck so even if her parents did catch us it wouldn't be a big deal. Anyhow I kept kissing her and at some point she said "no" but her voice turned to butter. It was a 'no' that feminists hate because it did mean yes, or at least it meant 'not right now, come back later'. lol
There is also a separate experience with a married woman who words I will never forget to me: "I'd tell you 'no', but I'd want you to make me do it". It's not cheating on her husband if I make her do it.
Let me now break down Ovid's poem line by line:
Another thing a young lady once said to me that I'll never forget was that she was talking to her mother about some Hollywood star and she said "I'd let him rape me". No, she wasn't crazy by any means; instead she was simply saying what many women never verbalize about their own sexualities.
Ok it's late and I'll check back tomorrow assuming I'm not banned. lol
I am posting this to stimulate discussion about a topic I've never really seen talked about before, and this is the only place I know that seems to be able to handle the more... un-tame... parts of the human mind. This also seems to be a place that will take honesty over any kind of PC bullsh!t.
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-- From Ovid's "The Art of Love" published around 1 A.D. (yes, the year "1")Ovid said:Though she might not give, take what isn’t given.
Perhaps she’ll struggle, and then say ‘you’re wicked’:
struggling she still wants, herself, to be conquered.
Only, take care her lips aren’t bruised by snatching,
and that she can’t complain that you were harsh.
Who takes a kiss, and doesn’t take the rest,
deserves to lose all that were granted too.
How much short of your wish are you after that kiss?
Ah me, that was boorishness stopped you not modesty.
Though you call it force: it’s force that pleases girls: what delights
is often to have given what they wanted, against their will.
She who is taken in love’s sudden onslaught
is pleased, and finds wickedness is a tribute.
And she who might have been forced, and escapes unscathed,
will be saddened, though her face pretends delight.
Well... what can I say besides: it works.
I struck on the fact that Ovid's formula here works by accident long before I ever read the poem. It happened a long time ago when I was at a young lady's house and she was worried her parents would catch us making out. She kept saying "no" and "stop". Now before you think I am a complete barbarian, I was doing this jokingly, our clothes were on, and I was only kissing her neck so even if her parents did catch us it wouldn't be a big deal. Anyhow I kept kissing her and at some point she said "no" but her voice turned to butter. It was a 'no' that feminists hate because it did mean yes, or at least it meant 'not right now, come back later'. lol
There is also a separate experience with a married woman who words I will never forget to me: "I'd tell you 'no', but I'd want you to make me do it". It's not cheating on her husband if I make her do it.
Let me now break down Ovid's poem line by line:
I think it should be said that you can't be a disgusting ogre to do this. She must be at least minimally attracted to you, or at least not revolted by you.Ovid said:Though she might not give, take what isn’t given.
Perhaps she’ll struggle, and then say ‘you’re wicked’:
This goes with the "I'd tell you 'no', but I'd want you to make me do it" thing. If she is "forced" then it is a win/win for her: if it goes bad it's your fault, if it goes good then she wins too.Ovid said:struggling she still wants, herself, to be conquered.
This should be a "duh" moment: if you hurt the girl she won't like it. When that girl told me "no" but her voice melted like butter, I'm sure she wouldn't have reacted the same way if I had been mean.Ovid said:Only, take care her lips aren’t bruised by snatching,
and that she can’t complain that you were harsh.
That same no-butter-girl was a girl with whom I had pushed things a bit far on several occasions. She later (literally) thanked me for pushing her to go further. Though she never really did say why (at the time I assumed because she liked it, but I'm not 100% sure that was it).Who takes a kiss, and doesn’t take the rest,
deserves to lose all that were granted too.
How much short of your wish are you after that kiss?
Ah me, that was boorishness stopped you not modesty.
In the excitement of it all, her body will betray her and you can use that to your advantage. Many people fantasize that they are so sexually attractive that members of the opposite sex find them irresistible (don't we all wish that we were?)... well an attractive man who can't help himself around a woman is something women can forgive: Bill Clinton and JFK were these kinds of men.Though you call it force: it’s force that pleases girls: what delights
is often to have given what they wanted, against their will.
She who is taken in love’s sudden onslaught
is pleased, and finds wickedness is a tribute.
Another thing a young lady once said to me that I'll never forget was that she was talking to her mother about some Hollywood star and she said "I'd let him rape me". No, she wasn't crazy by any means; instead she was simply saying what many women never verbalize about their own sexualities.
I've noticed this too. If you are bold enough to start, and then stop the woman will be more angry at you than not. Kind of like in that old Demmi More movie "Disclosure" where she screams at Michael Douglas "you get back here and finish what you started!". Finish what you start, even if it is only a kiss. Women do not want cowards for mates.And she who might have been forced, and escapes unscathed,
will be saddened, though her face pretends delight.
Ok it's late and I'll check back tomorrow assuming I'm not banned. lol