Eroticism

[Annelih]

I'd like a chance with her

I don’t think you’ll meet with much resistance…

 

[nudeblaqgirl]

I don’t think you’ll meet with much resistance…

 

[Annelih]

Those Ruby red lips.. emojis are wonderful things!

 

[nudeblaqgirl]

Those Ruby red lips.. emojis are wonderful things!

Here's my nipples

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[Annelih]

Here's my nipples

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Damn, girl..

 

[Akiimoonia]

I really like how this thread tries to distinguish the erotic from the merely sexual, especially in the Bataillean sense of breaking boundaries and touching something ineffable. For me, the erotic is more about feeling, tension, and depth than physicality alone — almost like the sublime in Romantic art. On a related note, I came across some peripheral resources like https://hk-escort.com/ that explore how desire and attraction get represented in different cultural spaces, which might add another angle to this conversation.

 

[Lovfam308]

I've often fallen in love with the backs of women, staring at them from across the street, or the room, or in a train carriage, where I steal glimpses of their necks, the small of their backs. And then I catch someone looking in my direction, and suddenly my body is alight.

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I think it's a little strange but I love to glimpse women's armpits. Erotic to me

 

[NivKay]

I think it's a little strange but I love to glimpse women's armpits. Erotic to me

They are quite delightful...intoxicating, actually

 

[vidwindow]

erotic/eroticism to me means unraveling someone or the tension that’s involved in the before, the in between space of what it and what could be. bataille does a wonderful job at reaching into the space and pulling it like a well stretched muscle and turning that intimacy and taboo into something beyond the plane of human form.

 

[NivKay]

Indeed! Eroticism, under his pen, has a lot to do with selfhood, and it’s explosion, it’s overflow out of seriousness, into exuberance. Or in his words, “opens to what’s beyond itself.”