irina

We both are 22. I have known this girl since primary school and always have had a crush on her, but she never reciprocated it so i moved on from her when we went to different unis. 3 years ago she went to med school, started a good paid job as a tutor and was super successful, while i was struggling to pay my tuiton fees. I saw her in summer of 2019, and then in 2020 i didn't see her because of the pandemic, but we also fell out of touch sadly.

This spring, my relationship with my now ex ended and a few days ago i decided to visit a brothel in my hometown. Went inside and they told me to choose a girl beforehand (online) but i told them it did not matter to me who it was, so i paid and got my room. Went in there, and there she was standing. She looked frightened and confused and to be honest, i couldn't believe it was her.

I could have turned away and get out but i didn't. I went on with it. I guess i never really got over her. I felt so guilty. And even after the time was up i wanted it to go on. But at the same time it was so freaking sad. She looked miserable and tired. We didn't say a word until in the end i asked her what happened with her studies and job and she said 'guess i went from all into nothing'.

It really bugs me now that i just did not damned turned away. I also hate myself from not knowing what was up with her earlier or helping her out. I fucked up badly.

TLDR; I had sex with a friend (for who i had feelings for in the past) who works in a brothel now, i did not know i would see her there but i could have turned back and i didn't, and now i feel like crap

There was a woman whose car broke down, and she was in a pretty shoddy area, looked poor and run down.

She called her parents for help saying she was scared.

Eventually a group of men, 3 of them stopped and said they would help her fix her car.

2 of the men kidnapped her and tried to rape her in alley while the other one stood and watched.

Them because of all the commotion another group of men hear and basically run off an fight the 3 men who tried to rape her.

Sounds good right? Wait for it...

These new men then offer to get her help and they walk with her, unbeknownst to the woman they were leading her to this abandoned dumpster area that was secluded.

Where the 3 men then brutally raped her and then through her unconscious bodie in the dumpster.

They set her on fire while she was alive.

Her family by now worried go to the police and tell them my daughter is missing.

The police say to the family your daughter is probably hoeing around.

It was a week before someone passing by smelled what was like rotting flesh and decided to look in the dumpster.

They were able to id her.

The type of fucking cruelty that men display can only specifically be found in their sex.

I can not think of any story of women lying to help a man then tricking him to then rape and set him on fire...

And apparently its not even the worst one. There was another story about jumper cables that went viral it reached even hear.

During the infamously horrible “butter scene” in Last Tango In Paris, the director told Marlon Brando to rape Maria Schneider for real so they could get a more realistic reaction, Kubrick drove Shelley Duvall into a nervous breakdown during The Shining, Hitchcock caused Tippi Hedron several serious injuries during The Birds when he secretly threw real birds at her instead of the fake ones...and those are just a few I can remember off the top of my head.

Is it scary, or is it just torture porn? Does the actress get sexually brutalized? Does her character suffer or die from rape or sexualized wounds, like a nude disembowlment?

I want my fear to come from a build of anticipation, a psychological weaving, a fantastical plot, incredible effects, or a well-built character being in an unfathomable situation. Honestly, even a jumpscare is leagues better than "woman experiences insane pain in HD".

LibFems have somehow convinced people that paying for pornography will automatically stop the rape of women and child in the industry and now people are considering porn as "proper sex ed" 💀

“I think like a woman.”

I am old enough to remember a time when we would recognize Sam Smith’s statements as sexism 101. 👇🏻