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Published on June 3, 2005 By dharmagrl In Misc

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Be warned, it's pretty graphic and a bit gruesome.

It makes me and D getting matching tattoos seem lame!


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on Jun 03, 2005

s and m is not permanent.. cutting off limbs are. there is a difference.

From what I understand, it's common S and M practice to bite hard enough to draw blood, cut, whip and pierce...most of which leave scars, so in a way it's kind of permanent.  I will concede that S and M is usually for sexual gratification, and the couple that bit off each other's fingers did so as a mark of committment rather than for sexual pleasure.

neither is normal

Bothe are deviant behaviour - deviant meaning ' behavior that is a recognized violation of cultural norms'.  So, unless we live in a society that looks upon cutting, biting, whipping and piercing for sexual pleasure as 'normal' then yes, they are both deviant behaviours.

on Jun 03, 2005
well that is what makes the world go round differing opinions
on Jun 03, 2005
That is so gross......... and very strange.
on Jun 04, 2005
SICK!!!
on Jun 04, 2005
SICK!!!

Foe once, I think that you are totlly correct in using that particular term.

That is so gross......... and very strange.


It IS odd, huh?

well that is what makes the world go round differing opinions


Exactly! And, differing lifestyles. If we were all the same, things would be very boring!
on Jun 04, 2005
QUITE ROMANTIC!!!
on Jun 04, 2005
Should someone warn Wendy's?
on Jun 04, 2005
QUITE ROMANTIC!!!


In a creepy, gross kind of way, yeah.....

Should someone warn Wendy's?


BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! That was brilliant!
on Jun 04, 2005
Somehow. when I saw that the article was something from BME, I knew that it was going to involve someone losing some part of their body. This particular E-Zine is rife with examples of people mutilating themselves like this.

"Whatever floats your boat" is what I say. I'm not about to hack off a finger voluntarily for any reason (only exception would be to save my kids).

-- B
on Jun 05, 2005

Froggy!  How are you?

 

I've perused BME a few time before, so I'm familiar with it's content.  I've read stories of people self-modifying, but I've never come across this particular..ummm....ritual before.  I simple cannot imagine biting off someone elses finger...

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