EC 558
A Happenstance
Witness and The Holy Ghost:
ADDENDUMS
By © Ludis Cuckold
9 A Palm’s Pet
While I
have little idea of what most people (men or women) think a prostitute does with
a man who comes visiting her, I believe that most of us think that she engages
him in vaginal sex. This is clearly what Brigitte Bardot, who plays a hussy in
her first film “And God
Created Woman” (1956), offers the young man in the warehouse in the first
few minutes of the movie.
But there
may be another side to it, even if the media never tires of telling its
audience a one sided story; to wit, a young and rebellious girl meets a pimp at
a bus station, persuades her to come to his apartment, where he rapes her, then
has her fall in love with him, and then gets her to lay any man he brings to her,
and therewith makes a living off her. It is not long, before the girl (having
contracted the Stockholm
syndrome) goes and solicits strangers on the street on her own. Of course,
we believe that the strangers the girl sleeps with all have vaginal sex with
her. But then, we are not there to witness the act, unless the witness is none
other than the pimp himself who is the voyeur, who sits in an adjacent room with
a knife or pistol in his hand, and permits his hussy to do no more than ‘pull
off’ the man in her palm.
Yet a third
story may be that the girl has no pimp, but learns at an early age that men
will give her candy or money if she has ‘sex’ with them. She quickly learns
that ‘sex’ means that the man has an orgasm, whereafter he becomes like a scalped
Samson
and she Delila (Judges 16). The empowered Delila (rhymes with Lolita) goes into the
world and solicits men to have sex with her on her own initiative. But she is
clever, experienced, and skilled enough to ‘foreplay’ and pleasure the man
until he goes off before his penis ever enters her vagina. Since the orgasms of
men tend to be singular in nature, he is unlikely to detain the hussy for
another try.
As for the
hussy, well, there may come a time when she tires of giving men thingified fucks,
and goes looking for a man to fall in love with. The sex with her lover is,
however, of the kind we see in the movie with Brigitte Bardot. Wanting the
man to stay with her, she gives him what he (like myself) has been taught to expect
sex to be, and submits to him by taking the ‘missionary’ position—whether
standing up, sitting, or lying down.
The
tragedies brought on by the ‘missionary’ position are endless in their variations.
Most of the emotional tragedies are borne by women because vaginal sex sooner
or later gets them pregnant and they bear children, who carry the tragedy
further into the world. One such second generation tragedienne was the famous
French singer Edith Piaf,
who was familiar with the lowlife of Paris, and likely died of the consequences
of the
experience.
My
encounter with sex as a ‘pulling off’ experience occurred when I met Daisy (I
write of the relationship at length in a number of earlier blogs) after she had
borne her third child (possibly by her younger than she English-Latvian pimp)
and came to me for help. Even as I had a suck of her mother’s milk, she
endeavored to pull me off, and the experience caused me to see her with emotion
and fall in love with her. But when, subsequently, I tried to persuade her to
have a more permanent relationship, she not only refused, but introduced me to
her ‘cousin’, a ruse which I refused to recognize for what it was—the ever so
much younger cousin was none other than a lover and pimp in Latvia.
Only
gradually and by writing a rather long series of confessionary blogs and
thought pieces did it dawn on me that not only had I been ‘pulled off’, but
‘taken in’ as well. The final episode of my enlightenment happened after
Daisy’s last visit.
When Daisy
came to visit, she brought her youngest child with her, to (so I later surmised)
prevent intimate contact between us, and to tell me that my time for starting a
family was not only long past, but that I had sacrificed a ‘family’ to have my intellectual
revenge—which is to doubt the history of our civilization as presented in
current academic institutions—for naught. She informed me that she wished to be
‘free’, and that the Will in which I left my property to her would remove her
and her children out of the entitlement class, which is why she had no wish to hold
on to it.
For my
part, I suspected that these statements were a consequence of a consultation
with a third party—perhaps a prostitute friend, perhaps a second rate
psychologist (Latvija has many such pseudo priests and priesteses), perhaps a
fortune teller. Given that any such consultation—other than with one’s own
self—brought our relationship a step closer to public exposure (other than
revealed here through my blogs), I was shocked into perceiving that my interest
in Daisy had become a grave danger to my inner fish. I was
seized by fear that I would be discovered naked not only before God, but before
Laughter. For that reason, I seconded Daisy’s wish to no longer have contact
with me—unless of course I won the lottery and several million euros came my and
her way, and we become dominants and had the last laugh—she no longer the
submissive woman of the Story
of O , and I all O as the o in God.
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