Several Things

inertia186 · 2006-01-15 03:25:06

There are several things interesting about 0413. First, she seems much younger in her Agony than in her Confession. Second, you can hear the interviewer in her confession.

Third, in her Agony, her nose flares, which is very interesting to me.

Last edited by inertia186 (2006-01-15 16:57:19)

erdna · 2006-01-15 06:33:31

Welcome inertia186, welcome on this forum. Ms#413 is an excellent choice. She is maybe quite young but I can tell you she is not alone in her agonee. A helper seems to be present.

sirgeorge · 2006-01-15 08:34:35

inertia186 wrote:

There are several things interesting about 0413. First, she seems much younger in her Agony than in her Confession.

actually, i can't believe it's the same person. lauren?

erdna · 2006-01-15 17:00:10

I check it out again (agony and confession of Ms#413), I don't see a big difference about the girl. Maybe the hair makes that change observed by some members. Look just at the face and maybe it will be easier to make it obvious this is the same girl. I have to say that a naked woman turned on in bed with moderate lighting makes her look younger and desirable than seeing the same person outside in full light. All women are beautiful in bed. :):)

PC elmo · 2006-01-16 03:32:44

Welcome to the forum, inertia186. Several, eh? I'll see your three and raise you one (so to speak ...) (I guess that should be )

I, too, think it's the same person, but she does look different.

I, too, am curious about hearing the interviewer in confessions. In fact, I'm curious about any interviewer in confessions, audible or not. The logistics seem a little, well, restrictive -- unless there's a convenient way to do it over the phone or a videoconference, they'd all have to be within travel of BA HQ, right?

I had to look up the previous discussion on nostril flaring; I think this is it: http://www.beautifulagony.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=56

And for the new thing, "Christian Agony Fan?" I don't mean to put you on the spot, but that really spikes my curiosity. I think that's pretty cool , but I wonder what your take is on how those two concepts, shall we say, play together. Obviously, this site isn't going to care whether anyone is Christian (the odds are really in favor of it, considering over 10,000 members to the forum and God knows how many to the main part), but I've definitely encountered versions of Christianity ... I think we all get the idea.

I also think we're not the only two among the thousands at this forum who'd have a thing or two to say about that question -- perhaps a new thread on the "general" side? Or, we could save it for another day (I'm not in any hurry, or I'd start it myself)....

inertia186 · 2006-01-16 04:08:13

I think Christianity has a lot to learn, and this site can help, for some Christians anyway.

First of all, I think it's necessary to identify exactly what "version" of Christianity I affiliate myself with.

I am a bible believing, Jesus loving, hell is hot, forever is a long time Christian. But I also know that not all are called to follow Jesus and in this life it is unnecessary to "make war" with these people who are not called.

In other words, who am I to judge another master's servant?

As for what Christians can learn from this site, I believe the bible is very clear that sexuality is important for God's people. But God's people have sold out because they are weak and pitiful. Where I am, here in the United States, the divorce rate for Christians is *higher* than that of non-christians. Just pitiful.

For example, I don't understand how Christians can say that the sanctity of marriage would being undermined by gay marriage when our divorce rate is as it is. I say let the gays have a go at it, then we can revisit the topic in about thirty years when we have some statistics to look at.

In the mean time, we Christians have a lot to learn about sexuality and eroticism. The Bible has a book called The Song of Solomon, which depicts so many areas of sexuality. It depicts them in a frank way, yet not a crass way, just like this site does.

I don't see this as a porn site. It is *highly* erotic, but not pornographic. I believe this is one of those disputable matters Paul the Apostle talks about, which is perfect because I can enjoy it in private and not cause my brother to stumble.

Garybob · 2006-01-19 05:56:02

Erdna - "All women are beautiful in bed."

That should certainly make some people I have seen on the tele feel much better. Oprah?

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