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No. It seems that way to some because only the annoying vocal ones stick in your head. |
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I think that if a man has access to the use of condoms but refuses to use them out of selfishness or some weird religious belief, the girl who gets pregnant should be free to have an abortion AND cut his balls off without being accused of any crime, to prevent the douchebag to cause further trouble. Also if anyone did any serious harm to a person, the victim should be allowed to punish the perpetrator in any form that she or he thinks it's right. The state should help them through that. People should be allowed to punish the one who hurt them, if they decide it's their right to do so, even HARSHLY. So a doychebag who uses his dick as a weapon can be made unoffensive by its victims, to prevent future trouble. I know it may sound fascist or harsh. I'm not forcing anyone to think my way, and i could be wrong, but after seeing a lot of people act like assholes repeatedly and getting away with it, my ideas have turned in this direction. |
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BTW, this was a much better show. Lauren was very quiet. |
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What if the condomless sex was mutual, and he was told she was on the pill, had her tubes tied, had a condition, etc. and she got pregnant anyway? Does he have the right to rip her uterus out because she offended him? Again, not all the blame can always be placed on the guy. |
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On BDSM...Secretary is fairly lame, if you want to see a more intense version of BDSM, check out kink.com, its a pay porn site, but you can get the gist with the previews of movies and photos.
Also, I recently posted on another thread that I saw the movie Sick: The Life and Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist.....which is definitly no Secretary, IMHO. ![]() |
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I blame the guy in the particular case i mentioned because i don't understand how can somebody who has no job, no house and yet an education and a presumed high IQ, get a girl pregnant then get kicked out of her house for being a leech, and start dating again mouthing off how he wants to have another baby and forgetting about the ones he already has, like having one is some kind of a funny game. The decione should be case-based and in that case (who actually got me a bit mad about the issue) he should be neutered like the animal he is. |
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1. Masochism is often thought of as something where someone just likes pain or even humiliation and that can be part of it but there's also a level of control that I find way more arousing, like the scenes where he tells her how many peas she can eat. HAWT. 2. It's the first time I've ever seen a Dom/sub relationship portrayed as a loving, (somewhat) healthy one, that can actually work as a long term thing and not just a dungeon/sex/type situation. I knew there was something to this kink, but I knew that the fetish clubs I visited was not what I was into. This movie just helped me verbalize that need to be controlled but still loved, if that makes any sense.
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Something similar happened when Velvet Goldmine came out. I used to hang out with a lot of musicians and glam rock fans back then, and they all suddenly discovered bisexuality and androginism after watching that movie, while i've always thought that "Rocky horror picture show" is way more interesting on those topics. I'm being a snob. Somebody kick me... |
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Did you like that?! DID YOU!? RARRRRRR!! See how bad I am at being a sadist? *shrug* ![]() |
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