Comments on: Human Trafficking Mansion Is Not Just About Sex

By: lolol

lolol — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 18:15:56 +0000

@ a go

LOL or try using this as a defense.
“Rape does for a woman’s sexual fantasy what the first martini does for her in reality: Both relieve her of responsibility and guilt,” Nancy Friday wrote in My Secret Garden. “She gets him to do what she wants him to do, while seeming to be forced.”

What a bunch of nut cases.

By: Yep

Yep — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:49:20 +0000

All the people who visit these forced sex RP sims have a few screws loose.

By: a go

a go — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 04:39:58 +0000

THAT would stand up in court.

“sir, I wasnt raping her, I was ravishing her!”

By: Jenny.

Jenny. — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 03:24:18 +0000

I’m female with a rape fantasy that I’m currently trying to act out on second life, but i’m having no luck with it. I was looking to join this group as I thought it might be what I am after. The rules on decent role playing and having IC back stories sounded promising but after reading this article I don’t feel it can offer me what I desire.
It sounds like a lot of the male av are just there to knock one out, I’m not after cyber partners, I am after creative partners who want to develop are role playing to make are fantasy a second life reality.

By: Tejan

Tejan — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 22:20:42 +0000

I’ve met several women who fantasized about men “having their way with her” and “rape.” In one discussion with a female friend of mine, we distinguished that calling it “rape” is really a misnomer, because what many of these women want is to be “ravished” where they give themselves to the man and the man does what he wants with her. They want to be desired so much that the man “MUST” have her, and she surrenders herself to his sexual desire for her. It really isn’t rape because the woman wants it. Technically rape is when the woman does not want it. Most (if not all) women don’t want to be raped, but I have met a lot who would enjoy being ravished. They can look similar, but they are not.

Most people confuse “rape” with “ravish” and that is probably why most women who like to be ravished call it rape.

By: Jay Skall

Jay Skall — Sat, 10 May 2008 10:07:52 +0000

What exactly is the question here in are article?

Is it the validity of the roleplay in the Mansion?

Or the morality of alternative roleplay in Second Life?

Really this has no direction and is poorly written, despite interesting anecdotes and ideas it has no purpose, and thus has spawned a couple of rants by SL’s moral brigade, and it seems to portray the Mansion as a place for roleplay, when quite frankly, it isn’t.

The mansion deals in basic cybersex scenes, that effectively end when a person logs, and half the time it’s a big cuddle or an IC/OOC mixup with unrealistic, boring characters.

Real roleplay might include rape, torture, snuff, whatever… It isn’t the content that dictates if a place is a roleplay area, but rather is is the skill of the players and the craft of the setting, I see roleplay as a vast interactive multidomensioned and improvised film set. People play characters and craft a story as actors, noone wins, noone is abused, the story line is fluid and anyone can influence it, and it is all about creating an interesting atmosphere and having a good time.

By: anon

anon — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 06:03:20 +0000

“Gawd I hope my kid never comes across that video, because he’ll associate that video with the real fun of MY SL which is nothing even remotely close to this fungus”

Ignoring of course the fact that SL is only about cybersex anyway, I think subjecting your kids to even knowledge about Second Life should be prosecutable as child abuse.

By: Maggie

Maggie — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 03:36:21 +0000

Sorry, that was for Projectile, NOT Tod. uugghh, it’s 1:00 am here.

Plus – as the article says, it does have a lot do with not being responsible or feeling guilty about doing whatever it is that you’re doing. If women weren’t so brainwashed about what a “good girl” should or should not do, then maybe rape fantasies wouldn’t be such a big deal.

Ok, I’m going to bed.

By: Maggie

Maggie — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 03:31:01 +0000

@Tod

Not true at all. A lot of women fanasize about it. It’s called “fantasy”, remember? It’s always funny to see people in denial or call something “sick” (@Alyx), just because they don’t understand it or it’s not for them. hhmm…nothing new, I guess.

By: The Tod

The Tod — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 18:52:36 +0000

I seriously doubt that many women fantasize about rape.. I’d go so far as to assume that almost all (if not, all) of the female avatars in places like this are actually men.