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Comment on i hate sex blogs by musns

musns — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 19:34:04 +0000

I find myself limiting what I write at the blog to fairly vanilla stuff - the rare times I do write something sexual. I don’t write about what happened, sexually, at Faire, there either - for the same reason.

I have a couple RL friends who visit there who would, more than likely, use that information to fuck with me - albeit teasing fuck with me, as friends do - but I’d rather not have that. They wouldn’t get it and in turn, I don’t want to feel as if I have to justify it. I shouldn’t feel as if I have to justify it.

Mayhaps I need to think about another blog for those kinds of thoughts, fantasies and recounts. Hmmmm.

Comment on i hate sex blogs by Shon

Shon — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 20:04:50 +0000

Marianne-Cross those weird lines. I wrote a porn piece about a dog fucking another dog in a weird sorta ‘Watership Down’ kind of way and man, I rarely get fanmail for it but I still love that story.

Mendicatus- Sugasm conflicts me greatly. It is great when you post something you love and you want the larger world to see it. It is bad when you are posting every piece of crap you’ve done to a weekly list. I think sugasm is just fine when people expand the ‘best thing they posted this week’ to include ‘best thing you have done in awhile.’

Sabine- Now you have me thinking about a masturbation fantasy log. That might be fun to do.

Z- I tend to read sex blogs now in spurts. I read half a dozen at any one time and cycle through them. I don’t think it is overload as much as sometimes a lot of people have little to say.

AAG- It’s been twenty years but I could still name four of my favorite Playmates from when I was a teen.

Comment on i hate sex blogs by aagblog

aagblog — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 18:47:52 +0000

Oh yes, dead Rover would definitely want it that way.

Right on you are, Mr. Richards.

Here’s my confession: I spent a nice chunk of last dreaming of a picture of a naked woman (torn out of Playboy, most likely) that I found when I was very young. After all these years that image still gets me hot.

I’m off to do something about it now.

Comment on i hate sex blogs by Z

Sun, 08 Jun 2008 16:30:48 +0000

I really think I was better off when I read four or five blogs and was thrilled by them. I feel jaded and cynical now most of the time - very few feed me, including my own. Maybe it’s just overload.

Comment on i hate sex blogs by Sabine

Sabine — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 14:49:31 +0000

Ok,
I masturbated the other night to the ghastly scene from Clockwork Orange- just the first bit. The same scene that I actually can’t watch without pure revulsion. But there it was….
(my little confessional).

Comment on i hate sex blogs by Mendicatus

Mendicatus — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 11:23:10 +0000

Wow. I’ve so many times wanted to post something like this but didn’t want to come across as tetchy. But I entirely agree. I despise the whole ‘Sugasm’ thing - some people seem obsessed with it, yet it’s just a traffic driver. If people are going to find your blog, they’ll find it. Write well, and people will read you. But really, I try and write every post to be for one person (often myself). If I didn’t get off whilst reading my own words, I often won’t post it at all.

Seeing the transfer from the blogshere to print makes me cringe too. Some of my favourite bloggers now don’t turn me on at all because they’re so obsessed with selling their wares, they forget what they’re supposed to be doing it for.

Having said all that, the fact that I’m posting this with a link to my blog means I’m as much of a link whore as the rest of them. ;)

Comment on i hate sex blogs by Marianne

Marianne — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:12:12 +0000

Yes, I do think Rover would want it that way.

Well, I actually, I think I’d better leave Rover out of it. I cross too many weird lines as it is.

Comment on be kind, rewind by Marianne

Marianne — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 01:23:14 +0000

What amazes me is how little memory I retain of how I got to a certain place, why I wanted to write something specific. My own feelings and expressions of thought often seem random to me, even if objective others often see a pattern. Rather than a flashback bringing me to write (which may happen), it’s more that, occasionally, very occasionally, reading what I wrote causes the flashback. It’s always best for me that my writing be explicit of the process, or I lose all recollection of it (the process).

Comment on science fiction by janeway

janeway — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 02:12:25 +0000

Arthur Clarke was unparalleled in his ability to propel his readers’ thoughts down previously unexplored highways - to make them think differently. And not really about science or technology (or erotica :-)), but about issues that are critically important to us as humans, and unexpected consequences of even the most well intentioned actions.

Good story, and good thought piece.

Comment on science fiction by Marianne

Marianne — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 23:08:29 +0000

I think it’s our biggest dread that those words and thoughts don’t get picked up by another (reading) mind. Or that if they are picked up, they aren’t just interpreted, but misinterpreted.