[ SECRET POST #3223 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3223 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Sex research question

[(Anonymous)]

Its for a fandom where cooking oil doesn't really exist and I'm not sure olives exist. I do tend to use oil for lube for the fandom, I was just thinking since the honey is already being used in the fic the characters may consider trying it. Magical characters, so infection isn't a problem. And the bottom is a bit of a masochist, so a little pain wouldn't bother him.

Re: Sex research question

[lady_dragoon]

Then go for it, if you're writing for a fandom where those things aren't an issue. I tend to assume the mundane rules of human biology apply, so the thought of honey as lube to me is 40 levels of "AW HELL NO!"

Re: Sex research question

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, cool. Sorry, I wasn't more specific. I was more wondering about if there would be so much friction that it would cause a lot of pain and possibly physical damage. Because I don't think the bottom would be down for that.

Re: Sex research question

[lady_dragoon]

If you use enough, probably not. But you'll probably need to reapply it a LOT, and that may end up being more trouble than it's worth.

Re: Sex research question

[lady_dragoon]

If you don't mind my asking, how can honey exist in this fandom when cooking oil doesn't?

Re: Sex research question

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know what exactly exists. They don't have stoves or things like that (it is a quasi-medieval fantasy fandom). Oil does exist, I think, though I'm not sure if explicitly cooking oil does or not. Olives definitely don't exist. Honey-cakes were mentioned in canon, so honey is something that exits. I was thinking chocolate originally, but that is definitely not something that would exist in the fandom.

Re: Sex research question

[lady_dragoon]

What fandom is it?

Re: Sex research question

[(Anonymous)]

Tolkien's Middle Earth.

Re: Sex research question

[lady_dragoon]

Gotcha. In that case, I don't think using food items would be feasible anyway. It's one of the few things Tolkien sadly neglected; there are maybe eight or so items of food and drink mentioned in the books, and it really depends where the characters are, too.

I highly doubt the Elves would've had cooking oil, but I don't think it's too farfetched to assume Hobbits would, especially since of all races they're the ones obsessed with food. I'd still play it safe and stick with oil.

Re: Sex research question

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

I don't think it is farfetched for Elves to have oil. Despite the implication in AUJ, Elves do eat meat and they are bound to eat plenty of nuts too. A lot of the oldest oils (things the Real World has had oil from for over 5000 years) are nut and seed-based things. I can easily see Elves working out how to get oil from them. Elves, after all, are portrayed in Tolkien as being the smartest and best-developed race.

Re: Sex research question

[lady_dragoon]

Good point, I completely forgot about nut oil!

I really wish Tolkien had talked about things like food more.

Re: Sex research question

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Cooking oil would be around. Nut based or animal fats, as I mentioned before.

I was thinking in LotR terms about this, so amusing coincidence there.

Re: Sex research question

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Even if modern cooking oils don't exist and olives might not logically be in the region, there is likely to be some oils and/or fats, somewhere. Do they eat meat? Dairy goods? If so, there would be rendered animal fats.

There has got to be something like nuts around too. I just did a check on Wikipedia and some of the oils do say that they have been around for anything up to 5000 years, so a non-technological society can extract oil. Decide what nuts are around or choose an animal fat.