TrinityTrap
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The truly erotic is within. It transcends the senses and resides in the mind.
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If this is seen not just in terms of desire, but also dominance and ownership, this seems like such responsibility! To bear the weight of feeling responsible for war, indirectly for it may not be her who schemes, or that she is so beautiful as to be an object, or symbol of power, and seen as the glorious prize! This reminds me of invasion, besiegement, greed & bloodshed. To abduct the most beautiful woman in the world would be to capture the greatest treasure! Though I don’t see Helen as passive and powerless… I’m sure she took advantage of her power. But in other fables I can imagine the woman as completely objectified.Here is a thought - the history of the world is the history of men's love affair, one bordering on obsession, with the woman's body.
I've been reading Alison weir's brilliant account of the the war of the Roses, and I had already known that Margarate of Anjou was quite a important figure of that war, but she, it now appears to me, was so instrumental. It was at her behest, married to an ineffectual henry VI, who or may not have been the father of Edward, her son, who was to be, but never was the next kind (having been killed by Richard of Gloucester, later Richard III), and her many men who swarmed around her, doing her bidding. These men wasted countless innocent lives, ruined a whole kingdom for the love of one woman bent on destroying the Yorkists.If this is seen not just in terms of desire, but also dominance and ownership, this seems like such responsibility! To bear the weight of feeling responsible for war, indirectly for it may not be her who schemes, or that she is so beautiful as to be an object, or symbol of power, and seen as the glorious prize! This reminds me of invasion, besiegement, greed & bloodshed. To abduct the most beautiful woman in the world would be to capture the greatest treasure! Though I don’t see Helen as passive and powerless… I’m sure she took advantage of her power. But in other fables I can imagine the woman as completely objectified.
But perhaps not all beauty is innocent, wasn’t it Lady Macbeth who questioned manhood to the point of murder? Despite the harm, there’s something erotic about being so completely obsessed with a woman’s beauty as to be manipulated to her will.
Many men will go to any lengths to to satiate the hunger caused by obsession, love or seduction.
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Ah, that’s it… I just melted! I succumb; I yield, especially to those words! Uh…Velvet. That's what I think about, that's how I feel when I am with women, or think of women, when a woman kisses me, or cups my cheek in her palm. I feel the same velvet when a man's hand claims me, my neck, my buttocks, the inside of my thighs.
I think it's not so much the touch that does it, but my own awareness of my body. When I am touched, my mind or consciousness detaches from my body, and I rise above the scene, looking down, and I see, as if watching a play, or as if chancing upon a secret moment between two people, I see myself held, I see my body pursued, desired by the one beholding me, and then I think, velvet!
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Beautiful images! Are you the model? I especially love the way the light and shadow take so many forms in Image No. 5 (great legs and ass, by the way). Yes, light embraces form.I evoke light again, because I never cease to enjoy its many gifts. Light brings the new day, and my body’s place in its vicissitudes, its contours, its manifestations. Light casts visions of simple pleasures, like the shimmering wing of a bird in flight, or the silhouette of a longed for moment of comfort, or joy.
Light is a kiss, an embrace, a curtain unveiled, a knife slicing open my heart to reveal my need, soft, insistent.
I hate to disappoint, but no!Are you the model?
Those .. aren’t you.I hate to disappoint, but no!
What is confusing about those images not being of me? I am confused...Those .. aren’t you.
I think he’s confused
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They are you ??What is confusing about those images not being of me? I am confused...
I give up...They are you ??
Then… you should be a model
He’s right !
Your query confused meI give up...
They're not...But you said...oh never mind!Your query confused me
I haven’t thought anything you’ve posted was you !
It’s 1:00amThey're not...But you said...oh never mind!this is so confusing!
Go.to.sleeeeeeep!It’s 1:00am
My bad
I evoke light again, because I never cease to enjoy its many gifts. Light brings the new day, and my body’s place in its vicissitudes, its contours, its manifestations. Light casts visions of simple pleasures, like the shimmering wing of a bird in flight, or the silhouette of a longed for moment of comfort, or joy.
Light is a kiss, an embrace, a curtain unveiled, a knife slicing open my heart to reveal my need, soft, insistent.Is there a relationship between “class” and eroticism?
Hi! Well.. I’ll have a go.So, I think there is a difference between Eroticism and pure sexuality. While the sexual can also be erotic, the erotic is often not necessarily sexual.
George Battaile said once that eroticism as thriving when it breaks prohibitions, goes beyond the physical, into something else, something we can’t express but feel. Perhaps, he is referring to o something similar to what the Romantics called the sublime.
So this thread is about the erotic, moving away from the sexual to something being it, something more sublime.
Hopefully we can work out what eroticism actually is.
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I’ve got a habit of gasping on this thread! Beautiful, alluring but this time soft at the same time. These are much gentler than many of the other images! The soft light shining through the material is suggestive but the contrast is less jarring, not seeking power, control or agenda. This fifth picture is the odd one out, it’s saying “check this out!” like I’ve been set up to come across her when I walk in and see her standing there. I imagine her turning around with a knowing smile which says, “Feast your eyes on these shapes!”.I evoke light again, because I never cease to enjoy its many gifts. Light brings the new day, and my body’s place in its vicissitudes, its contours, its manifestations. Light casts visions of simple pleasures, like the shimmering wing of a bird in flight, or the silhouette of a longed for moment of comfort, or joy.
Light is a kiss, an embrace, a curtain unveiled, a knife slicing open my heart to reveal my need, soft, insistent.
They’ve disappeared for meDoes anyone see the images I posted in my last post? I don’t see them? Is that just me?
This group of photos are beautiful. First four are amazing.Velvet. That's what I think about, that's how I feel when I am with women, or think of women, when a woman kisses me, or cups my cheek in her palm. I feel the same velvet when a man's hand claims me, my neck, my buttocks, the inside of my thighs.
I think it's not so much the touch that does it, but my own awareness of my body. When I am touched, my mind or consciousness detaches from my body, and I rise above the scene, looking down, and I see, as if watching a play, or as if chancing upon a secret moment between two people, I see myself held, I see my body pursued, desired by the one beholding me, and then I think, velvet!
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@Coconutty70 …very sensual images.I like to catch glimpses of people. I think this idea of seeing a part of someone, or a person in a space, that you wouldn’t normally be invited to see is very erotic.
You may briefly catch a beautiful glimpse of a beloved friend in the mirror as they step out of the shower, and admire the curve of her waist, and the shape of the side of her breast. Maybe capture a snapshot of the inner thigh of your wife’s best friend as she crosses her legs opposite you. Perhaps she knows; perhaps she is pretending not to. Perhaps she is moist from the idea of being seen. Catching a glimpse of a scene through a bedroom window as you pass. Will you give yourself permission to go back and look again, or should you carry on and savour the deliciousness of that moment? It’s possible that you were meant to see it!
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It may have been like a theatrical scene, designed to allow your wandering eye to catch it momentarily! And now it is up to your imagination to describe the rest of the narrative to you, as you lie awake, tenderly reminding your body of the scenario that was captured during the day’s journeys.
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(George Rouy)
That's some heavy shit wow!Borders are beautiful, they are liminal.. there, we find the most erotic of things.. in Firenze once, I was in the train station waiting for the train to take me to Sienna. The announcements on the platform were blaring words, so beautiful, because they meant something, but my Italian is, at best, nil! And so, like a dreamer, I imagined my Italian lover, imagined, whispering words to me over the loudspeaker, ah! The romantic tones of train announcements!
But people began to move, run, the platform suddenly a flurry of bodies, and so I joined them, ran through the tunnel, following this wave. Old nuns sped past me, how fast these women could run!
And I remember thinking these words are magical, and ai felt myself running as in a dream.
We found the train, and I crashed into a seat, breathless, not knowing if I had followed these people to the wrong train. Should I have stayed at the platform. For a full hour I was in liminal space. Unknowing. And then my Italian lover said the word over the carriage speaker, Sienna, and I felt like I had come home!