9/11 style story

[Lost_Yonder]

As a reader, and occasional writer, of erotica I find the idea of a sense of looming tragedy as an aphrodisiac for characters to be quite intriguing - what one does when they realize "the end" is near, when they don't have to worry about judgement or consequences?

As an American who lost a very dear friend on 9/11, I actually find no disrespect about a fictional story being written about the events. 9/11 has already been hijacked by politicians, nationalistic fascists, hollywood, victims making money off their books, and every other crook and looney bin, I see no reason why it can't be used as a backdrop for an erotic story.

The problem I have, is a total lack of believability. However, one could potentially imagine a story revolving around several "encounters" on that day - a couple watching the whole thing from their window, who in their fear and emotional distraught find themselves hugging one another and soon allowing carnal arousal to take over. another could be not raping and pilaging, but say a secretary, or colleague who had a long standing crush on her boss, recognizing their doom, offers herself to him. Or perhaps, a junior male colleague who rapes the female ceo amidst the destruction to get back at her for passing him over for a promotion.

There could be other such encounters, depending on one's imagination.... A brother and sister brought together by the assumed loss of their parents who both worked in the towers. An exhausted firefighter being "rewarded" with a blowjob for his work. An Arab girl in hijab being raped in misplaced anger and retaliation...

The emotional melange of fear and loss can be quite arousing...

 

[Nirvision]

It's sad the one thing in this thread people can't get their heads around is...believability.

The OP thinks that because he has a 'right' to say what he says that we don't have the reciprocal right to tell him his idea is thickheaded (which he tries pathetically to turn into a charge of 'name-calling', SMH). Freedom is not a one-way street, buddy.

Who wants to take the over/under this boy is 15 years old?

 

[Lost_Yonder]

erotica can not be reduced to believability as a yardstick - in fact, most of the stories on here are utterly unbelievable, but still quite erotic.

As for the OP's age - real or imagined, physical or mental - it is quite irrelavant; though certainly annoying when one has to wade through the non-sense.

 

[Nirvision]

erotica can not be reduced to believability as a yardstick - in fact, most of the stories on here are utterly unbelievable, but still quite erotic.

As for the OP's age - real or imagined, physical or mental - it is quite irrelavant; though certainly annoying when one has to wade through the non-sense.

He approached this like a wrestler cranked up on PCP. Instead of showing a modicum of class in introducing "9/11 erotica" he smashes and trashes anyone who dare ask 'why?'.

Sorry if I don't shed a tear.

 

[Lost_Yonder]

He approached this like a wrestler cranked up on PCP. Instead of showing a modicum of class in introducing "9/11 erotica" he smashes and trashes anyone who dare ask 'why?'.

Sorry if I don't shed a tear.

agreed, it was a very childish insertion, though, from my perspective, so was the response...

 

[Pyrofanity]

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[Totzman]

Seems obvious to me the OP is just trolling. From the beginning he is just trying to start something. Best not to preply to him at all.

And want to bet that he and Pyrofanity are the same person? Both low post count, yet both decided to make several posts in the same thead, arguing with each other?

 

[Pyrofanity]

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[Lost_Yonder]

never mind...

 

[Pyrofanity]

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[Lost_Yonder]

I respect that, and I apologize for perhaps going too far. I did delete my post, feeling it was inappropriate...

However, as for tragedy and entertainment/erotica - I do disagree. Everyday, tragedy is exploited for money making - be it the civil war, wwII, a serial killer, the titantic, and many other such cases. As for tragedy and erotica, I also disagree, within the extreme emotions of tragedy, fear, chaos, destruction, can also emerge strange needs and behaviors. I personally enjoy a good rape story now and then, sick perhaps, but it is a real tragedy for way too many women, yet, there it is - it gets me off. I don't think using tragedy as erotica is a no-no, just the opposite. It takes a good author though, a skill I lack...

 

[chris316animal]

you know what ...im sorry...if my reaction to some of the comments were seen as childish and 90% yes i can see that ...so yes i genuinely am sorry.

I am human and i honestly didnt set out to offered anyone with the 9/11 story idea.

Chris

 

[DarkPleasures]

This thread reminds me of a girl asking for a rape story with the Columbine killers torturing a girl years ago... Just bad taste.

There can be "end of the world", hurricane/tornado, tragedy based stories that do not need to encompass 9/11.

 

[DarkPleasures]

it was ten years ago .....get over it!

Wow. Just wow. You're sure going to make some friends here.

 

[chris316animal]

ok total re think......


There is a building in Washington, 85 stories up its the latest and great build in the worlds, terrorists from iran have totally taken over the three highest floors ...full of office workers and stuff.....they are telling the police they will blow up the building unless there demands are met .....

better?x

 

[DarkPleasures]

Why not let terrorists threaten to kill people in Barnsley unless they fuck for them and whatnot? Sounds so hot!

 

[chris316animal]

lol what what do you think would be a good story
??

 

[tapeworm]

lol what what do you think would be a good story
??

What DarkPleasures suggested. A bunch of Arab terrorists take over your town and threaten to kill everyone unless they get to ravish the town's wives and daughters. They want to impregnate all the ''infidel'' western women with Muslim babies.

 

[snoopercharmbrights]

I an reminded by this thread that I read a book a while ago called "Dark Rose" where Palestinian terrorists, using oil money supplied by Islamic countries, quietly bought every business and property as it came up for sale in the Republic of Ireland until they owned enough to take over the whole country and impose Sharia law. They offered to give it up but only when a homeland was created in Israel for the Palestinians. Eventually they were thrown out by force of arms, and a monarchy established by the crowning of a Queen (an O'Neil, of course) in the full Irish Tradition.

That was very far-fetched, but so are many of the scenarios posted here.

 

[sh0wst0pper]

I an reminded by this thread that I read a book a while ago called "Dark Rose" where Palestinian terrorists, using oil money supplied by Islamic countries, quietly bought every business and property as it came up for sale in the Republic of Ireland until they owned enough to take over the whole country and impose Sharia law. They offered to give it up but only when a homeland was created in Israel for the Palestinians. Eventually they were thrown out by force of arms, and a monarchy established by the crowning of a Queen (an O'Neil, of course) in the full Irish Tradition.

That was very far-fetched, but so are many of the scenarios posted here.

The book sounds interesting. But what made them terrorists?

 

[snoopercharmbrights]

I an reminded by this thread that I read a book a while ago called "Dark Rose" where Palestinian terrorists, using oil money supplied by Islamic countries, ...

The book sounds interesting. But what made them terrorists?

As a philosophical question, I would not want to start a discussion on here about that - this is the wrong place.

As a literary question, the scenario was that they were a large and well-organised group (e.g. Hamas or Fatah) bent on setting up an Islamic state to replace Israel, politically and geographically, who had realised that their bombing campaigns were not actually working, and that they were not equipped to start a full-scale war. The use of money to subvert a small country and then hold it to ransom was just a change of tactics.

 

[KlaytonFrost]

I don't think there's anything fundamentally wrong with a story where a hostage situation is used as a means to apply danger as an aphrodisiac. Indeed I think it could actually be quite good.

But it's a sensitive topic, and if it's going to be done I feel strongly it should be fictionalised. Otherwise it's just disrespectful and crass.

 

[snoopercharmbrights]

I an reminded by this thread that I read a book a while ago called "Dark Rose" ...

Just a note:- the author was Mike Lunnon-Wood, and this is not to be confused with other books of the same title by other authors.