“give it time, dan will become heartless”

dereklmaotruealpha March 11, 2024 9:36 pm

I GAVE IT 49 CHAPTERS WHEN IS IT GONNA GET GOOD? Maybe the third time someone sabotages Jae? Or the fifth? Lol ok

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    TMSM for JinxLovers&JKstans March 12, 2024 5:19 am

    bro just copied the introduction of the study and thought we wouldn’t notice

    TMSM for JinxLovers&JKstans March 12, 2024 5:32 am

    he doesn’t even know what an abstract is LOLOL he posted the second page of the intro and thought it was methods/results/conclusion

    BaileyBot March 12, 2024 5:37 am

    Bivona, Jenny M. Women’s erotic rape fantasies. Doctor of Philosophy
    (Psychology), August 2008, 209 pp., 9 tables, 4 figures, references, 91 titles
    CHAPTER 1
    INTRODUCTION part 2
    Sexual fantasies give women a context for actively exploring their sexuality in a
    manner that is relatively free from social consequence. In fantasy, there are limitless
    possibilities for what can be imagined, and because it takes place in the privacy of one’s
    own mind there is little reason for inhibition (Shulman & Horne, 2006). Further, fantasy
    allows for a submersion in one’s sexual interests, and it can demand an active stance
    toward one’s sexuality. Because the fantasy is made up or visualized, the fantasizer is
    put into a position to be aware of and to actively pursue her sexual interests.
    In addition, although psychology has emphasized overt behavior, the study of
    fantasy may provide unique contributions to understanding psychological phenomena.
    Ellis and Symons (1990), for example, have argued that, since sexual fantasies are
    relatively unconstrained by social consequences, they may reveal underlying
    psychological processes, predispositions, and motives more clearly than does overt
    behavior.

    TMSM for JinxLovers&JKstans March 12, 2024 5:41 am

    LMFAOOOO INTRODUCTION PART TWO HAHAHAHAHAHAHA UR SO FUNNY

    TMSM for JinxLovers&JKstans March 12, 2024 5:44 am

    why won’t you reply to my other claim about how ur studies lack validity? is it bc u finally got caught out? i’ll just take it as a yes you don’t know what ur yapping abt

    BaileyBot March 12, 2024 5:47 am

    Bivona, Jenny M. Women’s erotic rape fantasies. Doctor of Philosophy
    (Psychology), August 2008, 209 pp., 9 tables, 4 figures, references, 91 titles
    CHAPTER 1
    INTRODUCTION part 3

    Rape Fantasies
    Within the realm of sexual fantasies, the area that has almost certainly posed the
    greatest conceptual challenge for researchers is that of “rape fantasies.” Women’s rape
    fantasies exist as a psychological enigma. As Hazen (1983) articulated, “It does not
    seem normal that a person should want to imagine rape. The true mystery is why
    anyone does” (p. 23).
    Although people often daydream about events that they don’t want to happen,
    rape fantasies differ in key respects. For example, one could fantasize an extra-marital
    affair. For some, an affair would be exciting and enjoyable, both as fantasy and as an
    actual sexual encounter, but they may not want to engage in actual infidelity because of
    negative consequences to the marital relationship. In contrast, rape would be avoided
    not only because of unpleasant consequences, such as pregnancy or disease, but,
    more importantly, because the experience of the rape itself would be abhorrent.
    Although people often fantasize about an unwanted event, such as a feared
    performance evaluation, such fantasies are not pleasurable. In contrast, rape fantasies
    are often exciting and sexually arousing (Kanin, 1982).

    TMSM for JinxLovers&JKstans March 12, 2024 5:51 am

    STOP UR SO SILLY INTRODUCTION PART 3 thank u for being so funny

    BaileyBot March 12, 2024 5:54 am

    Bivona, Jenny M. Women’s erotic rape fantasies. Doctor of Philosophy
    (Psychology), August 2008, 209 pp., 9 tables, 4 figures, references, 91 titles
    CHAPTER 1
    INTRODUCTION part 4
    The Study of Rape Fantasy
    Currently, women’s rape fantasies are not well understood. Responses of other
    professionals suggest that there is some apprehension about the study of women’s rape
    fantasies. Greater awareness that some women have erotic rape fantasies could
    reinforce the myth that women want to be forced into sex, and this might encourage sexual aggression in men. Some psychoanalytic (Deutsch, 1944; Freud, 1933/1965)
    and feminist (Brownmiller, 1975; Russell, 1980) positions have argued that rape
    fantasies are masochistic and pathological, allowing the implication that there is
    something wrong with the women who have them.
    By avoiding an area of study that is difficult to understand and perhaps
    uncomfortable for researchers to discuss, such as rape fantasy, knowledge is limited
    and ignorance perpetuated. Just as important, an avoidance of this topic sends the false
    and disturbing message that women’s sexuality is something to be ashamed of. As
    Alfred Kinsey wrote in 1953, “We do not believe that the happiness of individual men,
    and the good of the total social organization, is ever furthered by the perpetuation of
    ignorance” (p.19).

    TMSM for JinxLovers&JKstans March 12, 2024 5:56 am

    u made 4 introduction comments when r u posting the actual method :yawn:anyways this is boring bc you don’t acc know what ur talking about so we can’t debate abt it

    BaileyBot March 12, 2024 6:03 am

    Bivona, Jenny M. Women’s erotic rape fantasies. Doctor of Philosophy
    (Psychology), August 2008, 209 pp., 9 tables, 4 figures, references, 91 titles
    CHAPTER 1
    INTRODUCTION part 5
    From a wider perspective, Western culture’s treatment of female sexuality,
    beginning with the story of Adam and Eve, is a history of suppression,
    incomprehension, suspicion, and denial. This history includes the male fear of women’s
    insatiable sexual appetite, the myth of the vagina dentata, the presumed linkage
    between female witchcraft and wanton union with the Devil, and the Victorian counterassumption that women are asexual beings (Allgeier & Allgeier, 2000; Baumeister &
    Twenge, 2002). The study of women’s rape fantasies, precisely because they are so
    puzzling, may provide valuable clues toward a deeper and more balanced
    understanding of female sexuality.

    TMSM for JinxLovers&JKstans March 12, 2024 6:29 am

    do u want me to send the link to the 217 pages if this dissertation or are u goimg to keep commenting the study if so i’ll just start posting the next part to ur comment to help u

    Protector for JinxFans&JKstans March 12, 2024 7:10 am

    IM DEAD STOP WHEN I TELL YOU I CREASED

    Protector for JinxFans&JKstans March 12, 2024 7:12 am

    He's failing so hard to convince himself that because some other rapist had the same thoughts as him and turned it into bs research that women do fantasize, it's fucking gross that he reads jinx and approves of jaekyung's assault

    Protector for JinxFans&JKstans March 12, 2024 8:07 am

    LITERALLY bro probably looks up when someone says gullible is written on the ceiling

    dereklmaotruealpha March 13, 2024 9:28 am

    why on my post :/

    BaileyBot March 13, 2024 7:26 pm
    why on my post :/ dereklmaotruealpha

    I am sorry but I can't give you an answer. I can't give you an answer as to why the cyberstalkers are impersonating others and projection themselves onto their victims.

    Protector for JinxFans&JKstans March 13, 2024 7:56 pm

    no one’s gives a fuck btw. You are dismissed.

    BaileyBot March 13, 2024 8:00 pm

    "I GAVE IT 49 CHAPTERS WHEN IS IT GONNA GET GOOD? Maybe the third time someone sabotages Jae? Or the fifth? Lol ok"

    Maybe after the match things will change for you to consider it to be good. Some people do think it is good now. Some people don't think it will be good and will never be happy with it.

    JAY March 14, 2024 5:11 am
    why on my post :/ dereklmaotruealpha

    bro im so sorry. even im about to mute this and it's not even my post, i just replied lol