In my experience, non-consent is derived from people growing up very religious. My wife has a passion for non-consensual sex, but it is because she is very kinky, yet she was raised to suppress that. Since she cannot say “yes” due to her morality, but yet still wants to do some kinky things, in her mind if it is done to her without consent that she is not accountable for her actions. One example is “forced” nudity. She is an exhibitionist deep down inside, but can’t just do it because of how she was raised, so secretly she loves being “forced” too.
I put forced in quotations because she is never really forced. Cornered and coerced, but she knows she could always say no and I would stop taking her clothes off. But I know she loves it because she told me after the first time we tried it, she constantly masturbated to the thought of that night.
Another example of that guilt within her and how non-consent alleviates it, is in being so wanted that even as she resists, that the person cannot stop (men or women) and just take her. A lot of people get non-consent wrong because they think the person wants physical violence and that is NOT the case with my wife. They just want to be so wanted that the other person just takes them. While she does like rough sex, the truth is she constantly wants to be told during it that she is so wanted, desired, needed, etc.
For people who do not have constant guilt I realize this concept is hard to understand, but that is the problem with deep seated guilt; it is very insidious and takes over all aspects of the person life. How they cope with it (non-consent) does not really make sense, but feeling constantly guilty does not either.
Unconventional issues are going to take unconventional cures.
I put forced in quotations because she is never really forced. Cornered and coerced, but she knows she could always say no and I would stop taking her clothes off. But I know she loves it because she told me after the first time we tried it, she constantly masturbated to the thought of that night.
Another example of that guilt within her and how non-consent alleviates it, is in being so wanted that even as she resists, that the person cannot stop (men or women) and just take her. A lot of people get non-consent wrong because they think the person wants physical violence and that is NOT the case with my wife. They just want to be so wanted that the other person just takes them. While she does like rough sex, the truth is she constantly wants to be told during it that she is so wanted, desired, needed, etc.
For people who do not have constant guilt I realize this concept is hard to understand, but that is the problem with deep seated guilt; it is very insidious and takes over all aspects of the person life. How they cope with it (non-consent) does not really make sense, but feeling constantly guilty does not either.
Unconventional issues are going to take unconventional cures.
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