/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>11331386
I would.

To be perfectly honest... I'd probably beat the shit out of her. In some theoretical Victorian England where cute maids actually exist (and thus, female equality probably doesn't,) I'd be hard-pressed to resist at least slapping them around, even if I never lost it and beat them senseless, then raped them violently.

Trufax. I've got a serious sadist streak, and it scares me sometimes.

>>10379166
You're assuming /gurochan/ is representative for 'most gurofags'. It isn't. I love suffering, but I stay away from guro-centric places because their ratio of gore:suffering is totally off. Likely most people like me do this; it's even possible that people in it for the suffering outnumber those in it for the gore and they're just a vocal minority.

>At the same time, again, peril isn't about torture. None of these pictures are set up to break someone psychologically, they're set up to kill them. Yeah, they're scared, and a few are pretty much hysterical with fear, but will it matter in a few minutes/seconds?
You yourself said that the draw to these pictures is the psychological suffering they go through before that happens. If the killer wanted to just kill them instead of wanting people to suffer, they'd just shoot them instead of setting elaborate death traps.

>>9540306
>no less capable of feeling pain and suffering.
Well, of course. Isn't that the whole point?

I think this whole thing is just a matter of different reactions to the same emotion. For us, seeing such suffering is beautiful, while to you it only makes you angry. There's this twisted kind of pity I feel for these pictures that makes them so beautiful to us, while that same feeling of pity enrages you.