10,000 Free Round-Trip Tickets to Japan

[Neil]

I didn't think the Japanese liked foreigners that well.  Maybe if they paid me to go to Japan I'd think of it.

You misunderstand the beneficence of Japan. They are delighted to have Gaijin about- we are a strange delight, adding colour and vibrance to life like an eager child, who is naturally excused for his brash outbursts because he does not understand proper societal restraint.

It is only when the foreigner presumes to stay in Japan for any but the most transient periods that he exercises their ire.

The Japanese love the West almost as much as they love Japan. Intrusion upon their crystal fortress is permitted, provided you do not attempt to sing the crystals into an alignment contrary to its indigenous constellation.

I would have used 'provoke' in place of 'exercises' there.  That's the way the word works.  If I tell Ide that yellow fever is the first step towards being gay, I'm not exercising him, I'm provoking him.

I also think 'delight' is overstating matters quite a bit there.

[Lettow77]

 It could be that you are right. I was thinking of exercises' definitions as:
a.To absorb the attentions of, especially by worry or anxiety.
b. To stir to anger or alarm; upset:

I think it fits the phrase better than provoke, but either could have worked.

[Neil]

I can't abide the idea of bukkake.  Far too messy.

[garbon]

Bukkake is at its most arousing if all parties involved are ashamed. There is something magnificent in each man struggling between his sense of propriety and his own desire- he gives in for the moment, knowing he will be unable to face his fellows or speak of the event afterwards, and that he will instantly regret it. Passion overcomes shame but it is an illusory victory that fades away the moment after climax.

As for the woman, she is the centrepiece of shame; she must derive no pleasure in it at all, but rather, her innocence is an offering before the men, debasing her decency for the sake of a multitude's momentary pleasure. Docile but with an affected indifference, She must show resolve and fortitude of spirit during it, but ideally she should cry once the men are out of sight. A woman who takes pleasure in the experience, or indeed men who are not mortified by their own behaviour afterwords, is obscene.

This I feel is the best way forward with bukkake.

Heterosexuals, as portrayed by you, are so strange.

[Eddie Teach]

you are so strange.

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[Viking]

I can't abide the idea of bukkake.  Far too messy.

But if you are watching porn in japan then you have to either watch soft porn or bukkake. Bukkake is the most explicit live action porn you can get legally in Japan.

According to one commentator, a significant factor in the development of bukkake as a pornographic form was the mandatory censorship in Japan where genitals must be pixelated by a "mosaic".[12] One consequence of this is that Japanese pornography tends to focus more on the face and body of actresses rather than on their genitals.[12] Since film producers could not show penetration, they sought other ways to depict sex acts without violating Japanese law and since semen did not need to be censored, a loophole existed for harder sex scenes.

[Lettow77]

 I refuse to take the accusation of strangeness for drawing attention to the central role shame must play in Japanese sexuality. If y'all don't agree, you have merely misunderstood Japan.

Agreeing or disagreeing with Japan on this matter is a matter of taste, but it wouldn't do to not acknowledge the facts on the ground.

[Viking]

Bukkake is at its most arousing if all parties involved are ashamed. There is something magnificent in each man struggling between his sense of propriety and his own desire- he gives in for the moment, knowing he will be unable to face his fellows or speak of the event afterwards, and that he will instantly regret it. Passion overcomes shame but it is an illusory victory that fades away the moment after climax.

As for the woman, she is the centrepiece of shame; she must derive no pleasure in it at all, but rather, her innocence is an offering before the men, debasing her decency for the sake of a multitude's momentary pleasure. Docile but with an affected indifference, She must show resolve and fortitude of spirit during it, but ideally she should cry once the men are out of sight. A woman who takes pleasure in the experience, or indeed men who are not mortified by their own behaviour afterwords, is obscene.

This I feel is the best way forward with bukkake.

Heterosexuals, as portrayed by you, are so strange.

Homosexuals - people who want sexual experiences with the same sex
Hetrosexuals - people who want sexual experiences with the opposite sex
Lettowsexuals - Lettow, who wants sexual experiences with a Manga style sexbot dressed up as Varina Davis

While the first two groups have strange and interesting overlaps. Don't mix us hetros up with Lettow.

[Lettow77]

I will reiterate that you have not understood Japan. The moon runes have not whispered to you, and you look across a great gulf, unable to see past your prejudices and misconceptions. The shame is central, beautiful, and unnegotiable.

My own tastes don't come into this; I desire sexual experiences with an anemic blind girl who has a motherly air, a love of tea, seldom stirred to great peaks of emotion, and free of the vanities and ambitions of the defiled world.

[Razgovory]

I think you are either trying to be weird or simply losing your mind.

[garbon]

While the first two groups have strange and interesting overlaps. Don't mix us hetros up with Lettow.

Oh you hetro, dawg!

[Eddie Teach]

I refuse to take the accusation of strangeness for drawing attention to the central role shame must play in Japanese sexuality.

Who's basing the accusation on that?

[Lettow77]

 It was implicit in reading into my statements about a Japanese practice anything about myself. If what I said was deemed strange, that has to do with the reader who does not understand Japan- I have not miscommunicated the idea, nor let my own beliefs leak into the matter.

[Eddie Teach]

Dunno about garbon, but my edit wasn't based on that post at all. 

[garbon]

I didn't even say anything about Lettow.