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50 Shades Of Grey` Is Going To Ruin Lives

Al Bumin said:
When was your last BDSM experience Ms. Sarah :wink2::wink2:

It's been a few years for me Al. How long since your last experience? :wink2:
 
This whole 50 shades of grey stuff really cracks me up. It's interesting how when I go into places like La Senza they have cheesy whips and paddles for sale.. The liklihood they would actually be used by mainstream culture is slim to none. It's all just for show
 
GOD said:
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He is not guilty till proven innocent :bad2::Yousillything::bomb2:
 
[h=1]College student accused of rape claims he was reenacting ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’[/h]
 
The ladies I've talked to have said the movie was a bit of a letdown as it was not nearly as sensuous as they had hoped or expected. They did say the director did an amazing job, but that overall it was not as good as hoped. Of course, that's based on only four or five female reviews...any of the ladies here been to see it and care to comment?

After all the hype I found the book itself to be a total letdown. Movies rarely supersede the book they're based on, so I have zero desire to see it. All I remember thinking as I read the book is that clearly there are a lot of people out there with boring sex lives to find that poorly written garbage a turn on. Not only did she say "Oh My" way too many times, but the inner goddess references made me cringe every time I read them. Another example of BS over brains!
 
Game of Thrones has much more kinky sex than this movie. It also has a midget in the story line.

Enuf said.....

Well then will have to check out Game of Thrones out ;) However I found Fifty Shades of Grey more of a love story
 
What if it was the other way around? What if she was the domme? Would it then promote the degradation of men?
I think some are missing the point. It's about being secure enough with someone and your sexuality to explore together. Even in the commercials she says "yes please". So she enjoys it too, is she not supposed to? Isn't it feminist to deny her that right to do something that she wants to do? He wasn't tying her up against her will.

I'm female btw. I just think its more just to show how deep a connection can be, and couples should be open with each other to explore different things.
 
Purlieu said:
What if it was the other way around? What if she was the domme? Would it then promote the degradation of men?
I think some are missing the point. It's about being secure enough with someone and your sexuality to explore together. Even in the commercials she says "yes please". So she enjoys it too, is she not supposed to? Isn't it feminist to deny her that right to do something that she wants to do? He wasn't tying her up against her will.

I'm female btw. I just think its more just to show how deep a connection can be, and couples should be open with each other to explore different things.

What she said.
 
EL James, author of the widely ridiculed, universally infamous, 50 Shades of Grey took to Twitter to take questions from fans to promote her new novel, Grey. It quickly proved to be a big, big mistake.
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Right out the gate, the questions got real.


And of course, she didn’t answer them. But that didn’t stop users from hijacking the Twitter chat and flooding it with the questions they really wanted answered.
Users did not let up…


…at all.


It was brutal.


An accurate depiction of what was going on in James’s head three questions into the Twitter chat:

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But users didn’t just take the Q&A as an opportunity to question James about the social implications of her work, they also had some fun…


Even her…”unique” writing style wasn’t spared.


But the best question came near the end of the Q&A:


It probably felt something like this.

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