All your butts are belong to me!

[reyler]

Good work, Michael Vick.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

did he acrtually try to break up any fights?

[reyler]

Probably not; he wouldn't have made any money off them if he had.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

can't imagine someone starting something so terrifying on purpose.

[reyler]

I've imagined worse things.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

i've imagined worse things i guess. but dog fights.... real horror. especially if you care about the dogs, and are responsible for their lives.

[reyler]

Most of the heavier fetish stories that work for me could probably be considered horror to some. To me, too, actually.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

i'm fairly desensitized there as well.

[reyler]

It's usually when they're written well enough to explore the psychology involved instead of just acting like whatever horrifying thing is being done to someone is just a kinky game. I read part of such a one yesterday and couldn't keep going, I was shaking too badly.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

i stumble into those on occasion. try to avoid anything too thinky in general. i can think dark enough without the assist.

[reyler]

Didn't stop me from making use of it, of course. It's just never really pleasant to see just how ugly your turn-ons actually are.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

meh. the humans have big brains and long developmental periods. these things happen. whatever works.

[reyler]

The disturbing thing is that most of my horrifying fetishes were developing years before I actually had a functional sexual system. Makes me wonder if everything that's wrong with me is all "nature" and no "nurture". One can be worked on, the other is ingrained.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

kuo taught us that the nurture starts well before birth. so... probably stuck with it either way.

 

and the things that get us in the libido are well devloped long before we ahve a use for it.

 

so just try not to think about it too hard. just makes it take longer.

[reyler]

Can't help it - something affects me on a primal level and my skin keeps crawling for days.

 

And anyway I'm saying I basically had a libido as a child.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

i was born libidinous. but makes no evolutionary sense to have such an early use for it. well, actually it does, but that's too dark for PG-13, so i'll leave it be.

[reyler]

*throws caution to the winds*

 

*also, sunflower seeds, throws them to the winds too* MIND THE SHRAPNEL

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

well, there's an obvious advantage to survival in a nasty world there, but can't throw the caution that far away.

 

*blows a dandelion*

Edited November 7, 2011 by cindy

[reyler]

What was so dandy about the lion, and why did you... never mind.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

you're welcome.

 

because it was there.

[reyler]

<^_Lestat_^> oral fixation nothing more

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

a little more. not much, but it's there.

[reyler]

The sad part is that not only did I remember that exact IRC quote from ten-plus years ago without being at home to check my log, I also remembered how Quick typed his screenname, and I didn't even like the bastard.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

ahhhhhh.... irc.... sick, sad world. unpleasant memories.

[reyler]

Most of my IRC memories are pleasant enough, and Sick, Sad World is an entirely different set of pleasant memories. "Meet the cannibal with a heart - quick, before he eats it! Next on Sick, Sad World"