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if someone hadnt already said it, i would have..... thanks phil.A7inchPhildo said:Yea you can fuck n' hate some one and want to fuck thier brains out even more.
i thought those were pretty real life scenarios, for instance, i wasnt to popular in high school, but had a crush on someone who was, well she didnt like me like that and instead of politely saying no she became a bitch about everything.... if i had the chance, id fuck her, just to get back at her. bam, hateful sex.... or how abaout my fist, for fucking and leaving me, id still fuck him but there would be plenty of hate involved, i actually have somewhat of a relationship based on hate sex now..... and the why, because a lot of times its better that wayMcKenna said:I wasn't questioning if it was possible, handlebars. I'm already positive it is. I'm just curious to hear about more real-life experiences, and the "why" behind such a scenario. Can you add anything enlightening?
McKenna said:Thanks Phildo, I had a good laugh after the initial shock wore off!
I wanted to address something you said: "You can despise a person for actions but lust to be what they are or represent."
In the scenario I described above, what do you think his motivation is? (I'm the author, I suppose I could make it anything I wanted it to be, but I'd like a male perspective on this, if you please...) Does he hate the fact that she's beautiful and available while he is most-definitely not available? Is that plausible? Does she represent something to him? Freedom?!
Colleen Thomas said:There is a pretty good line between love and Lust. Stay with that. Anyone, especially someone who has a "type" can be attracted to someone they otherwise despise. The "grudgefuck" is well ensconed within the lore of adolescent males. Sex can occur without deep emotional attachement and it can occur with deep emotional attachment. Hate is a deep emotion and is closer to love than it is farther away. As long as either participant stays focused on theirownplasure and tries to minimize that of their partner you should do just fine.
-Colly