Interrogation

[subnoxious]

dina - now that i have some time to form the reply I've wanted too all damn day, THANK YOU for your illustration. I can totally see where there is room for some "real" interrogation. I would venture to say that something really juicy could only be cooked up with some sort of personal information / secret known by the interrogator, but as not to overthink this (again? still?) it actually has me to wonder how good it could really be.. in person.

I don't really imagine the whole Pro-Dom "feed them the secret" would really get me off.. but it has it's place.

Thanks again!

[mothbrad]

Aside from which, I'm not much of a scener, more a writer and reader, so I don't really care whether it's possible to do something in real life or not.

[subnoxious]

right.. but that was sorta what I was wondering.. at some point, for some of us there comes a time when we might want that fantasy to cross into some sort of reality.. I don't like calling it "scening" for what that implies to me.. but all in all I'd have to chalk this one up to something that is better on paper, and faked on camera.. than could ever be for the "most" of us who might want to know more.

:)

[Quixote]

I still think that even in real life it's like poker.  The game itself is pretty boring.  The thrill comes from what's at stake.

[mothbrad]

subnoxious - I didn't mean anything pejorative by using 'scene' - I was just using it as shorthand for 'real life make believe fantasy role play'. 

To me, there's a huge gulf between the fantasies I enjoy in stories (in general), and the reality of my r/l relationships.  The former are pretty much 100% non-con (if you ever find a victim starting to ultimately enjoy themselves in one of my stories, you can shoot me right away); the latter are the complete opposite - all about fun and being silly and having a laugh and all that sort of thing.  And, of course, deep and serious talks and all that other shit  :P

I'm a sadist, not a dominant, so if I was really to play out my fantasies, it wouldn't end well for anyone.

[subnoxious]

good point about the huge gap between fantasy writing and what might be possible in the real.

I guess the interrogation thing is a line more blur'd because of what I think of as interrogation in a political sense. Or something deep and profound like that.

[Quixote]

Anybody noticed the new interrogation story on Menu 30, "After the Attacks"?  That is one hell of a story.

[Sprayman]

Roger that! I read it yesterday.

[Quixote]

I want to work there.

Even just as a guard.  I wouldn't mind. 

[Sprayman]

I want to work there.

Even just as a guard.  I wouldn't mind. 

Already submitted my resume!

[Quixote]

There was an e-mail address, wasn't there?

Emma should invite him to stop by.

[Sprayman]

Think so - and I agree!

[Emma]

There was an e-mail address, wasn't there?

Emma should invite him to stop by.

I did I did!!  you hve no idea how difficult it is to find the folks that will actually come and jump into this melting pot of perverts..  I try and tell them how lovely you all are My Precious'    Im currently, when im not reading this forum, trying to do a fresh update.  I have a nifty LONG story from an author called Balor48 whom I also invited, begged to come and play...  anyway, his story is a biggie and while I havent read the whole thing. It looks like it will be good..   Let me know.   Im also posting 'The Brochure' which Im still titillated about.. that was just so nice!  And a story by Sterling7 that you all should enjoy very much.   Ill dig around.. i hve all sorts of goodies Ale has pillaged lately. 

[mothbrad]

Looking forward to those updates.  I have three stories at the moment that are each around 30-50% done, but I need to be in just the right frame of mind to get back to working on them.  I know that many people here are writers, so you'd understand, but DAMN writing, even a medium length story, is a lot of work (for someone like me, anyway)

[Emma]

Looking forward to those updates.  I have three stories at the moment that are each around 30-50% done, but I need to be in just the right frame of mind to get back to working on them.  I know that many people here are writers, so you'd understand, but DAMN writing, even a medium length story, is a lot of work (for someone like me, anyway)

I'm such a big fan of' taking ones time'  a rushed story is not a good idea.