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fandomsecrets2012-11-27 06:32 pm
case) wrote in fandomsecrets2012-11-27 06:32 pm
[ SECRET POST #2156 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2156 ⌋
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Re: Physical acts you have a non-sexual thing for?
Or watching characters try to suck up/hold back a sad emotional response. Thunk John Watson in Sherlock in the last ep with his therapist, or Dean Winchester in that ep with the djinn and he's standing in front of the alt reality John Winchester's grave.
I think it's maybe because I've personally been in lots of situations where I've badly hurt, and I just know when the character is feeling that rush of endorphins swarm around the pain response. That first slam of pain that takes your breath away, and then it fades into a warm tingle.
Or emotionally hurt, but not able to display it, so I know that feeling of pushing back tears. For whatever reason, I learned the masculine way of pushing back emotions rather than the feminine one, so that's why I have a thing for male characters visibly repressing visible emotion.
I think it's cathartic for me, because it's a safe way to examine previously painful or scary experiences at a safe distance. In any case, it gives me a sense of emotional satiation.