morbid fascinations

[Dis]

Originally posted by Barinthus
If you search hard enough on the Net, you can find people who have fantasies about being cooked.

I have this weird fascination of cooking my dog. I wonder what she'd taste like. Then I wonder if she knows I could eat her at any moment.

[Provost Harrison]

Re: Re: morbid fascinations

Originally posted by Kuciwalker


I sometimes have the urge, when I'm coming up on a busy road, just drive right into the middle of the traffic. It freaks me out.

Next car, I think you ought to get an Abrams

[Kuciwalker]

So do I. Ignoring traffic

[Provost Harrison]

Would be cool in London

[Dauphin]

Originally posted by Dissident


I have this weird fascination of cooking my dog. I wonder what she'd taste like. Then I wonder if she knows I could eat her at any moment.

Are you part Korean?

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by Dissident


I have this weird fascination of cooking my dog. I wonder what she'd taste like. Then I wonder if she knows I could eat her at any moment.

That is horrible

[Dis]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison


That is horrible

Koreans do it, so it can't be horrible.

I would never do it because I love my dog, and I'd miss her. But I can't help but wonder what dog tastes like.

[Provost Harrison]

Well I am indifferent about the idea of them doing it to dogs in general - no worse than to a pig. But to think about doing it to your own pet, effectively an assimilated member of the family is the bit that rattles me.

[Dis]

It's not that serious of a thought. No more than thoughts of me jumping off a cliff, or in front of a fast moving vehicle.

[Provost Harrison]

Did it have an apple in it's mouth?

[Wernazuma III]

Originally posted by Spiffor
I often consider jumping under the train as it arrives in the station. This has nothing to do with suicide (I don't want to kill myself), but some fascination with the act I guess.

At occasions, I have similar thoughts with cars, but with trains too. It also may happen at all kinds of situation where I could end my life just with one step, at great heights etc.
And it's clearly not suicidal. Let's hope this won't ever end in "unintended suicide"...