RIDE OVER ME PLEASE

Steve, can you please drop me an email:

 

You do realise that you're just feeding his fantasy, don't you? The
sort of a twat who would get sexual satisfaction out of imagining
being run over by a bike(r) is only one step away from getting
sexually aroused by the thought of dying.

Complete fucking hatstand, in other words.

 

Ace barfed:

Hmm, not in the way you're thinking, I think...

Heh.

I've watched those programs on Ch4/5 about people going to these
dungeons and getting tied up/spanked/stood on in high heels. Most
amusing. But whatever turns people on, so long as it doesn't hurt
anyone else, is fine by me.

I wouldn't equate it to dying though, probably more of a
leather/PVC/rubber/restraint/bike fetishist.

To the original poster, why not try asking in a gay persons group for
bikers who'd do this photo shoot, rather than asking in a bikers group?

 

What if it hurts *them* ?

Is there a difference between slashing your wrists out of despair,
and slashing them out of a mis-placed wish for sexual fulfillment?

 

ogden barfed:

If they enjoy pain, then what if it hurts them?

I'd hardly call slashing wrists a fair comparison.

Killing yourself whilst getting sexual fulfillment from pain would
appear to be a big mistake to me. Don't they use methods that cause
short lives temporary physical injuries? Tying up, needles, whips, kind
of thing.

 

Is it any different from any other form of suicide if it kills them?

 

Is it mis-placed if they get sexual fulfillment out of it?

 

One could class it as misadventure.

Not that I'm into this whole pain thing, but I can see if from a
different angle

 

Lord Frag wrote:

Why would a gay biker be any more prepared to let this guy be fulfilled
than a straight biker?

 

I'm a gay biker, but while I have entertained the idea of his fetish,
I quickly decided, upon closer inspection of exactly what he wants to
be done, that it is a very, very dangerous request. I don't hink any
gay biker with any sense would carry out his request either.

He has also never even been on a motorcycle before - he had no idea of
the weight of one.

 

His rib-cage and most of his internal organs.

 

Nick scribbled:

Heh, very true.

Photoshop then, only safe way.

 

Nick wrote

No you are not, you are some poof who has just this minute had his first
ride on a bike.

 

Do I have to get a certificate signed off after a certain length of
time?

 

Quite possibly.
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There's something magic about that edit there.

I shall try to not say stupid things for a good few months. Doing
stupid things will happen for a good while yet.

 

No fixed time - but a few scars, a worldly-wise air and the
thousand-yard stare all help your cause. Not forgetting the
all-pervading smell of wee, of course.

Wait till you meet auvache and you'll see what I mean.

 

You're all scaring me.

I still feel terribly new as I don't have any leathers, yet. APart
from gloves & boots, natch. I'm all bullet proof goretex.

Is that what the new boy looks like?

 

Fear keeps you alive.

You are. I've been here for a few years now. *I'm* still new, or at least
I feel it

How dirty / scuffed is your goretex?

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It got really dirty after The Rain From Hell happened a few weeks ago,
but I washed it that night so that it would be lovely and clean by the
following morning, after putting all of the armour back in.

Plus, apart from whacking the road once, which didn't leave a mark, I
fear that there is no scuffing either.