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⌈ Secret Post #3245 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How much do you kinkshame?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure, perhaps sometimes it does. After reading American Psycho I didn't think very highly of Brett Easton Ellis, because the sheer extent and depravity of the violence in American Psycho was so intense and so profuse that I honestly felt it said something unpleasant about the author that he'd written it. Later I learned that he wrote all the torture/gore/murder scenes last, which made me reconsider my opinion on him a bit, because it implied that he knew his book required these scenes but that he wasn't just writing them because he wanted to.

So yeah, I suppose if someone loves reading/writing really gruesome, graphic violence just for its own sake, that does creepy me out some. But a big part of it is also how they characterize the violence. Is it about creating a victim and degrading and destroying them? Or is it larger-than-life super hero movies and WWE type stuff where the violence doesn't feel real? Or somewhere in between?