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Sunday, April 24, 2005

I COULD BE MISTAKEN BUT. . . .

. . . it strikes me that most men and womens' sexual fantasies involve abuse, mild or severe, of one's own or someone else's body or mind in one form of expression or another. In answering the question " what's the thought that makes you come? " most folk will blush and dip into their dishonesty reserves. Or feign outrage and back off. I'm not saying love and affection don't exist in relationships but a man at least is schism'd into two parts and the lust bit in the bedroom is about abuse fantasies, overtly expressed or if his partner is straight, secretly thought, during the act. After the man comes ( and sleeps !), then a woman can have the affection she craves ~ if the man has that in his nature. I have researched this somewhat. . . . if a woman imagines she is getting "lovey dovey" from her man in the bedroom she is living in another sad fantasy land.

So we have the rather unpalatable possibility that many of us walking around are the by-products of rape fantasy.

But I'll have to put all this to a psychotherapist some day, see what he/she has to say.
Or if you ARE a psychotherapist do comment herewith below.
Oh my God have you realized? ~ PSYCHO THE RAPIST !

MSM.







2 Comments:

Blogger Michael St. Mark said...

Hmmm, abuse fantasies and love. Can they exist together at the same time? Women would certainly like to think so!
As I say I could be mistaken.
Nice feedback tho Li, cheers. MSM

10:26 AM  
Blogger MexicanYenta said...

I would agree with most of what you say, but I have known countless men who attach more romantic feelings to the sex act than any woman. Men do seem to be able to separate sex and love more easily, but when they decide it's about love, they seem to get way more involved than women. They get all hung up in the notion of being "inside" a woman and they attach all kinds of spiritual stuff to it. For an example, check out Nine Inch Nail's song "Closer", or Ian Moore's "Cinnamon". Those are just examples in song, of course, and probably not too many men would be willing to open up to another man and talk about it, but most women are aware of this. (That may have something to do with why so many men can't ever let go of any woman they sleep with, to the point of killing/hurting her for sleeping with another man, long after they've broken up with her. or maybe not.)

7:50 PM  

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