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Looking at these structures dead and detached cannot show what agile, active organs they are in life. Study that and you have the last sexual kink that is still
by h2odragon 5y ago
Looking at these structures dead and detached cannot show what agile, active organs they are in life. Study that and you have the last sexual kink that is still frowned on.
- ben_w 5y agoPeople describe a lot of very different taboos as “the last that is still frowned on”. I am rather more troubled by the idea of someone “enjoying” these dead examples in that way. But I have the same trouble with leather fetishism for exactly the same reasons, and most do not share my negative reaction to the latter. I wonder how that works, and why? Stream of consciousness here, but specifically about leather: could it be that the uncanny valley effect happens when the visual processing in our brains detect most of the signals to positively recognise an object, but missing a certain number of core features or possessing anti-features, and that my brain is trying to match again an unusual set of features such that leather induces this reaction in me — i.e. that it’s a person wearing someone else’s skin — whereas more normal people learned a substantially different set of feature detectors and just see leather as nothing more than a durable fabric?