fonewear said: »
I think the worse thing about this book/movie is it gives feminists a chance to try to make this book sound intelligent.
Feminists hate this stuff. For the same reasons I do, actually.
50 Shades Of Grey - At A Target Near You.
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50 Shades of Grey - at a Target near you.
fonewear said: » I think the worse thing about this book/movie is it gives feminists a chance to try to make this book sound intelligent. There have been feminist groups who have praised the book for 2 reasons: 1. it was written by a female author, and 2. it's from the perspective of the femle (victim of abuse)  /thread
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Ramyrez said: » 50 Shades is about straight-up abuse. It's not "kink". It's not "consensual BDSM". That could, in fact, be sexy for many people and I'd understand that. I'm all about erotic literature if that's your thing. I encourage people to pursue their sexual interests. But that's not what it is. It's about psychological and physical abuse. And that's before we even get to how *** awful it is as a piece of literature. Even if you cast aside the content, it's a trainwreck of grammar and syntax. It's seriously *** terrible. Forget just children. That crap isn't suitable for anyone.
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"My rectum puckered at the thought of explaining once again that Obama has no control over global oil prices."
"His words like nails on a chalkboard again pitched the fallacy that global warming is part of a liberal agenda." "I could hardly breathe as the gay fascist agenda once again cupped my groin and slowly began to have its way with my politics."
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They should have made the book set during the Cold War and she has to sleep with commie fascists.
That is a book I would read. fonewear said: » They should have made the book set during the Cold War and she has to sleep with commie fascists.
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fonewear said: » They should have made the book set during the Cold War and she has to sleep with commie fascists. That is a book I would read. However, some of the pictures that Artemesion posted were kind of funny to see in visual form.
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Bloodrose said: » fonewear said: » I think the worse thing about this book/movie is it gives feminists a chance to try to make this book sound intelligent. There have been feminist groups who have praised the book for 2 reasons: 1. it was written by a female author, and 2. it's from the perspective of the femle (victim of abuse) Can you point me in the direction of a link for this? Frankly these books should be detested by anyone who respects women, let alone identifies as a feminist. Specific links? Probably not.
I just remember reading that local feminist groups in my city (from different newspapers) were lauding the author for her writing, being a female author, and writing a book with a female "protagonist". This was a few years ago when the book had recently gained popularity among the 40 something housewives it was targeted at. Ramyrez said: » Bloodrose said: » fonewear said: » I think the worse thing about this book/movie is it gives feminists a chance to try to make this book sound intelligent. There have been feminist groups who have praised the book for 2 reasons: 1. it was written by a female author, and 2. it's from the perspective of the femle (victim of abuse) Can you point me in the direction of a link for this? Frankly these books should be detested by everyone because it is a horribly written piece of garbage. Fifty Shades fulfills that fantasy of being beaten, abused and violated by a successful rich guy.
Just wait till America realizes it's already being beaten, abused and violated by rich guys on a daily basis!  Lets get political, baby.
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Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Fifty Shades fulfills that fantasy of being beaten, abused and violated by a successful rich guy. Just wait till America realizes it's already being beaten, abused and violated by rich guys on a daily basis! Lets get political, baby. Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Fifty Shades fulfills that fantasy of being beaten, abused and violated by a successful rich guy. Yeah. I wonder how much differently these books would have been received if he wasn't a rich white guy. fonewear said: » The best part of 50 shades of grey reading the Amazon reviews. Ooh, I've never done that. I should.
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Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Bloodrose said: » There were people trying to defend this... "artist" by claiming she had "researched" BDSM and the kink lifestyle intensively. Turns out that she was actually "inspired" by the idea of the Twilight characters in questionable scenarios related to kink she had seen through porn. There were some interviews where the publicist for her had claimed they had done psychological research into the fetishistic lifestyle of BDSM, but to anyone in the lifestyle, they knew it was a crock of ***, and as Ramyrez pointed out, incredibly bad writing. I'm sure it would make Magnuss cringe just pointing out all the grammar errors. I say FFXIAH.com make its own BDSM series! With politics and semantics! Oooooo~oooooo! Only if we can include mulling over someone else's tooth brush! I don't know which blurb Atheryn dumped is funnier.
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Asura.Kingnobody said: » Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Fifty Shades fulfills that fantasy of being beaten, abused and violated by a successful rich guy. Just wait till America realizes it's already being beaten, abused and violated by rich guys on a daily basis! Lets get political, baby. The federal reserve already has me in handcuffs with a blindfold on, whispering they're going to refinance my puckerhole. Andrew Jackson tried to put an end to this kind of thing but little did he know that the banks would continue to peddle this kink into the 21st century. #fiftyshadesofendthefed
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There's this girl in my class who reads this book and she gets all mad when someone points out it's erotic.
IT'S A LOVESTORY GAWD! Yeah, ok, still erotic. I was sort of curious of the narrative since everyone makes a big deal out of it(but should expect it's just out of the common prudeness society bathes in), but after reading the quotes on the previous page...lol, I'll pass. Also from yesterday's news: Valefor.Sehachan said: » Sex toys related injuries have doubled since the release of 50 Shades of Grey, reports say. I don't know what kind of ideas people got from that book but damn guys be careful with your genitals!
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The idea of reading being erotic is disturbing to me !
My anti reading crusade must go on. Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Fifty Shades fulfills that fantasy of being beaten, abused and violated by a successful rich guy. Just wait till America realizes it's already being beaten, abused and violated by rich guys on a daily basis! Lets get political, baby. The federal reserve already has me in handcuffs with a blindfold on, whispering they're going to refinance my puckerhole. Andrew Jackson tried to put an end to this kind of thing but little did he know that the banks would continue to peddle this kink into the 21st century. #fiftyshadesofendthefed My brain hurts.
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Bloodrose said: » There were people trying to defend this... "artist" by claiming she had "researched" BDSM and the kink lifestyle intensively. Turns out that she was actually "inspired" by the idea of the Twilight characters in questionable scenarios related to kink she had seen through porn. There were some interviews where the publicist for her had claimed they had done psychological research into the fetishistic lifestyle of BDSM, but to anyone in the lifestyle, they knew it was a crock of ***, and as Ramyrez pointed out, incredibly bad writing. I'm sure it would make Magnuss cringe just pointing out all the grammar errors. I say FFXIAH.com make its own BDSM series! With politics and semantics! Oooooo~oooooo! Only if we can include mulling over someone else's tooth brush! I don't know which blurb Atheryn dumped is funnier.
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Fifty shades of Hillary a cautionary tale of love lust and international diplomacy ?
Funny enough at my job, the Fifty Shades series almost always has....questionable stains and creases between the pages.
The romance novels similarly have seen some abuse. But hey, who am I to stop the ladies from having a good time? Just keep your sticky fingers off the books. People have to touch them later!
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Well this thread quickly devolved lol.
Bloodrose said: » It's not even page 9 You aren't supposed to say that people are watching... Bloodrose said: » There were people trying to defend this... "artist" by claiming she had "researched" BDSM and the kink lifestyle intensively. Turns out that she was actually "inspired" by the idea of the Twilight characters in questionable scenarios related to kink she had seen through porn. There were some interviews where the publicist for her had claimed they had done psychological research into the fetishistic lifestyle of BDSM, but to anyone in the lifestyle, they knew it was a crock of ***, and as Ramyrez pointed out, incredibly bad writing. I'm sure it would make Magnuss cringe just pointing out all the grammar errors. I find it laughable that the author 'researched it', I would argue that the relationship+physical+emotional nuances of BDSM is only something you can understand until you experience it in some form firsthand. It varies wildly by the person or couple, etc walls of text could not begin to explain it. Anyways as ramyrez pointed out, FSOG is just a badly written garbage book about an abusive relationship.
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