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Post by WinterRose » Fri Oct 18, 2002 12:35 am

By the way Android675. I never heard from you when I tried to see if you'd be willing to let me adapt The Offer. I actually recorded that for myself a long time ago. But would love to give it a proper doing up with a complete cast instead of just me reading it.

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Post by Brytestar » Fri Oct 18, 2002 10:13 pm

My question is IF I TYPE a story. WHO would be willing to make it a script or "adopt" it? This is interesting.

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Post by ehy » Fri Oct 18, 2002 10:56 pm

WinterRose: *blink* I guess it's possible, then. Cool!

Brytestar (& others potentially): I'd certainly consider adapting a story I liked (whether I wrote it originally or not) into a video or audio script, if asked by someone who wanted to make use of it. But keep in mind not all stories work in all forms - when I read Rose's page I was tempted to up and volunteer "Hey, you've got my permission to record any of my stories you can!" -- but then realized some of them probably wouldn't make particularly good audio stories.

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Post by WinterRose » Fri Oct 18, 2002 10:59 pm

Well, I'd certainly be willing. I'd certainly want to read it before hand tho. I'm a pretty finicky person. (Gee, did my reviews at the haven suggest that?)
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No Need for Anonymity...

Post by WinterRose » Mon Oct 21, 2002 9:59 pm

It's been mentioned that a loss of anonymity is a factor for a lot of people. And surely I've had word from not just one woman that doing this is just too great a risk.

Okay, let's deconstruct that a bit.

First. Unless you're Casey Kasem, there's not THAT many people that are going to recognize your voice only. And good ol Casey's been doing his thing for decades. In a very rare once in a while, and this is if you're a radio personality, someone's going to think your voice is familiar. But considering the niche we tend to be, you're not going to walk into a job interview and have someone point at you like a body snatcher and say, "I RECOGNIZE YOU! YOU WERE THE VOICE OF T-457 IN THE OFFER!!!"

And hey, supposing someone in a job interview DID recognize you? Umm, okay, what's the problem there? Obviously this person is one of us, or they wouldn't have recognized you in the first place. You and said stranger now have some established common ground that far surpasses anything based on some hollow social anecdote. And if you're meeting professionally in a manner where your speaking skills come into play, you'll already have established with that person that you can speak clearly and professionally enough to perform for others online. Correct?

Which brings me to my second point. Supposing someone DID recognize you? I fail to see the problem here. Okay, that's not PRECISELY true. I'm sure there must be at least a FEW creeps in our lurker pool. But geez. Say someone close to you found out about what you were into and what you'd read for. What's the problem there? At that point, you have a chance for honest and open dialogue about why you read this kind of fiction in the first place. Believe it or not, you sort of have the moral high ground here.

"HUH??" I hear you say. Nono. It's true. You are engaging in a bit of fantasy and doing something that satisfies you in some way by reading this kind of fiction. Lending your voice to such an effort would be a bit of a step up, true. But anyone close to you who's going to get judgemental on you and make you feel bad for doing something you enjoy that's THIS harmless? Maybe the talk between you and that person should be about a lot more than just your reading Technosexual and Mind Control fiction.

Relationships aren't about having to hide bits of yourself away from the other. They're about honesty and communication, or they're doomed from the start. And if you're being repressed or made to feel shame about your sexuality by another, your sexuality is not the problem. (Assuming you're not hurting others in its expression) The problem is the person forcing you to hide it away and feel that shame. Whether it's a family member, a sigificant other, or even yourself for enabling the person that's judging you. (Adopts a Tom Servo voice) Think about it, won't you?

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Re: No Need for Anonymity...

Post by andoroido » Tue Oct 22, 2002 6:26 am

WinterRose wrote:Relationships aren't about having to hide bits of yourself away from the other. They're about honesty and communication, or they're doomed from the start.
I think relationships are *all about* hiding bits of ourselves that would freak out or just generally annoy our significant other. How many science fiction stories have there been about how dreadful it would be if we could read each others' minds? A society of total openness would be hell.

Here's a few thoughts I would never tell my girl.
Because I am a man, I have these piggish thoughts, but I don't share them.

"I wish your breasts were more perky."
"You're pretty but you're no supermodel."
"Your laugh is kind of annoying to me, but I'll deal with it."
"Are those crow's feet around your eyes getting bigger?"
"That meal was about 2 out of 5 stars, but thanks anyway for cooking."
"I wanna have a menage-a-trois with your younger, cuter sister."
"I wish you had an "on/off" switch"

..and the like ;)

Perhaps this is one of the key drives for wanting a gynoid. Because she is perfect, you will never have the thoughts above. Any point of complaint could be rebuilt or reprogrammed... making life much easier than having to learn to live with imperfection. A great fantasy.

Sure, there a some great partners who will accept this harmless fetish, but most will probably be freaked out by it, ruining an otherwise good relationship. We ask not to be judged on our fantasies, but should we judge others for finding our fantasies disturbing?

Hopefully, we are in strong relationships where we can predict whether our partners will be freaked out or not by this revelation. If you can't even begin to guess what your partner's tolerance level is, then you need more time together.

We can also reveal things a step at a time. For example, "I want to draw/paint a picture of you." leads to a basic freeze scenario of posing for the picture.. from which you can gage the reaction of your partner to being frozen, or posed a bit by you.. with no pressure on the partner to "perform", and the activity is widely accepted as romantic. If it goes well, you can move on... There are other games... ;)

Luckily, there are so many facets or ASFR that can be made into acceptable games, whereas other fetishes are fairly take-it-or-leave-it.
A good partner will cooperate in your games, and might even figure out your fetish on their own.. which gives them the freedom to accept it fully, or just play along to keep you happy, because he/she loves you. If your partner seems uncomfortable with your games, then you have your answer, and you haven't ruined your relationship over this fetish.

Gradual expsoure to new ideas is always easier to accept. It almost makes me cry to see people pleading in the forum for the best way to blurt out, "I wanna have sex with robots! I wish YOU were a robot!" (well, basically that's it, isn't it?) ;) and expect instant acceptance. It's like playing Russian roulette with your relationship.

Sadly, wishing for our sexual fantasies to be accepted by everyone is itself a fantasy that will probably take even longer to come true than the appearance of gynoids.

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Post by Miss Silver Karakuri » Tue Oct 22, 2002 9:39 am

Regarding discussion about what we should tell our partners and not. I think the list you gave Androido, is more about being tactful by not saying it instead of saying it.

Some people are heavily into this subject and for better or worse might find honest discussion with their partner good or bad, very relieving to the soul. Others its not so much of an issue and so they are left with a little more time and ways to handle things.

Yes just blurting out such things usually is BAD, and I really like the ways you give for examples, so far with my lovers I have been open with except for two and its because they weren't 'lovers' but simply people I 'fucked', so they didn't count. But everyone else have been aware of my interest and they didn't take it badly, honestly they thought it was a joke, that I was kidding, and they just accepted it another weird aspect of me.

I am also seeing things from a womans point of view, and as such men are a little better at taking weird kinks than other women are, although the women Ive slept with haven't been all that adverse either, but I do take a little bit more care when I can. The longer it goes however the harder it can be to tell someone, which is why I usually get it out of the way early. But thats me, and sometimes thats not possible for others.
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Post by WinterRose » Tue Oct 22, 2002 8:28 pm

FNNNK! Okay. I suppose I'm not advocating complete honesty here, folks. It would seem that no-one can actually function if you're COMPLETELY honest. For that matter, I just watched Finch on Just Shoot Me get threatened to have his head stapled to a wall for telling a supermodel JUST what he'd like to do with her. There's little things that aren't as hugely important to be completely honest about. The little things are just that. Little. I suppose the distinction should be made tho. Your sexuality is NOT little. My goddess and bumblebees I sound like Dan Savage. Pardon me. When did I sign on to be a relationship counselor? Eww.

Perhaps it's just me, but my own wanting a gynoid was never about being able to just program over the minor disagreements. I mean the girl that never says no or gets upset with you? As many twilight zones that have been based on the idea of complete honesty or broadcasting every little thought, there have to be just as many warning us about the hell that comes of enforced thought and the 'perfect' mate.

I suppose it works for some. And I suppose you have to go with what works. Bitter experience has taught me that keeping my own likes and dislike buried for the sake of a relationship turns into bitter resentment. Am I better off out of the relationship I was in? In my opinion, absolutely. We've spoken since and she even apologized for being intolerant and controlling. (Big vindication moment. Guys should get those every week. ^_^ ) Should I judge for being judged? If she starts it, sure! When I get judged I'm REALLY not good about turning the other cheek.

The gradual thing sounds neat. You make a ver VERY good point. Hell, I think I even remember reading such things in the past. My own advice pretty much comes under the category of 'This is what I would do. Maybe you should think this through before trying it at home.' To me, the communication and honesty thing has to be there or it's pretty pointless to start with. The operative thing being 'For ME.'

This is all really beside the point about scripts though. I was really trying to just deconstruct the whole fear of loss of anonymity thing when it comes to finding performers and producers and things for the media we really wanna produce. I'll call an 'end of aside' thing for all of us here. The point was everyone... just... Well, do something!

Oh yeah. Rose needs Women. *^_^*

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