some_stars invokes rule 34
May. 6th, 2011 09:29 am--there was a whole explanatory self-disclaimery paragraph here that I deleted, because it was ridiculous, but it did contain the phrase "women being forced into pastry," which I wanted to preserve. Primarily because it sounds so much like a bizarre porn subgenre that I've convinced myself a noncon-female-pastry-envelopment video trading community really does exist somewhere on the internet. Possibly thought into being by me, just now.
Context has been led astray by an article on pastry chefs.
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Now, on the other hand, the consensual empanada-ing of women is something I can see enjoying. Imagine, say, Kate Winslet sighing happily as she's lovingly wrapped in puff pastry and dusted with powdered sugar.
I can definitely imagine an immersion in pastry dough being marketed as a spa treatment. The youthening effects of gluten proteins on collagen! Or something! The skin-softening butters! (Well, butter, anyway.) The gentle-but-effective exfoliation of the baking powder!
Now I feel kind of bad for calling it bizarre, because the more I think about it the more clearly it seems to be a slight variation on all kinds of fetishes I totally understand. Really, in a way, there's a noncon-female-pastry-envelopment fetishist in all of us, you know?
Re: Yes, I realize this is six years after the fact...
Date: 2017-05-04 01:15 pm (UTC)Marston's id-vortex (oddball as it is) has always seemed so much more benign than those of many comics creators who are also clearly writing their own fetish material.
I mean, obviously it'd be nice if people could write about female superheroes not as fetish material, but given the choice ...