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Marie de Sade, Dr. Olaf Hoffmann Fetish-Numbers

Abstract Literature

Erotic
English
4042681 Words
Ages 14 and up
17889
3

One number at a time? Indulge in fetish without restraint? In this extensive work of abstract literature is no lack of numbers. Large amounts of numbers are generously given to the willing audience. In numerous articles the secret of the passions is indulged in unrestrainedly. The audience is allowed to pay excessive homage to the fetish, is allowed to get intoxicated unrestrainedly in opulence and abundance, to indulge shamelessly in the stream of lascivious numbers and lavish figures, to devote itself orgiastically to the erotic-bizarre secrets of fetishism. Numbers in countless positions reveal the wild abysses of special fetishes, hidden lusts of eccentric devotion. To revel in the abundance of numbers, to be allowed to count down to the bottom for free, that's how it should be, that's how it may be. Those addicted to cryptology, puzzle are likewise served there fetish, up to the nervous delusion is promoted. Where, how, through what? Which key fits into the hole, which opens the paradise? Every seeker may wallow in the longing for fulfilment, for such thirst is not simply quenched, it is irritated, aroused, stimulated in the intoxication of the murmur that it continues to swell to the limit of the bearable. With the solution comes redemption, with the climax comes triumph, relief, relaxation. Further stimulating articles and numbers on the subject are contained in the sequel volume Number-Fetish. 1. Edition: 2020-05-01 2. Edition: 2021-03-01 3. Edition: 2022-03-01 4. Edition: 2023-04-02 5. Edition: 2024-01-01 [more]

Keywords: Abstract Literature, Fetish, Fetishism, Number Fetish, Numbers, Cryptology, Cryptography, Cryptoanalysis, Quantum Cryptology, Key, Key Experience, Keyword, Treasure Word, Abstract Sexuality, Eroticism, Indian-Arabic, Writing System, Secret, Riddle, Unravelling, Obfuscation, Deceleration, Noise, Information [more][Less]

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Marie de Sade, Dr. Olaf Hoffmann Number-Fetish

Abstract Literature

Erotic
English
5620217 Words
Ages 14 and up
595
0

Every number counts! Every number excites until the climax! The mystery of fulfilment can be quantified! This volume supplements the number fetish with a lavish abundance of further numbers! In this extensive work of abstract literature, there is no shortage of numbers. The inclined public is generously treated to a large number of numbers. The mystery of passions is indulged unrestrainedly in numerous articles. The public is allowed to pay excessive homage to the fetish, to intoxicate itself unrestrainedly with opulence and abundance, to shamelessly indulge in the stream of lustful numbers and lavish digits, to devote itself orgiastically to the erotic and bizarre secrets of fetishism. Numbers in countless positions reveal the wild abysses of special fetishes, the hidden lust of eccentric devotion. Revelling in the abundance of numbers, being allowed to count them off for free, that's how it should be, that's how it should be. Those who are also into cryptology and riddles will also have their fetish catered for, encouraged to the point of nervous madness.Where, how, through what? Which key fits into the hole, which one opens paradise. Every seeker can indulge in the longing for fulfilment, because such thirst is not simply quenched, it is stimulated, aroused, stimulated in the intoxication of the noise, so that it continues to swell to the limit of the bearable. With the solution comes release, with the climax comes triumph, relief, relaxation. First Edition: 2024-01-01 [more]

Keywords: abstract literature, fetish, fetishism, number fetish, numbers, cryptology, cryptography, cryptoanalysis, quantum cryptology, key, ey experience, keyword, treasure word, abstract sexuality, eroticism, ndian-arabic, writing system, secret, riddle, unravelling, obfuscation, deceleration, noise, information [more][Less]

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Marc Asanov Archibald Sr. My Secret Love Affair With Marilyn Monroe

Erotic
English
93262 Words
Ages 16 and up
463
0

As a teenager, Marc discovers in one of his dad's desk drawers a Playboy magazine collection. One of the issues had Marilyn Monroe on the cover. As Marc opens the issue he feels like hit by thunder seeing Marilyn Monroe's full blown nude on the centerfold spread. He convinces his dad to give him a six feet poster of Marilyn's nude as a Christmas present, much to the chagrin of his mother. That is how Marc's love and passion for Marilyn begins.. Whenever he falls in love with a girl he always find out that in some aspects she resembles Marilyn. From one of his first teenage loves, Kimberly, he seems to realize by looking at her vagina, how Marilyn’s vagina might have looked like. After high school graduation his father decides to send him to Harvard to become a psychologist and cure himself of “Marilyn fetish”. A girl, Claire is trying to win Marc’s sexual interest to no avail. Marc is telling her that he has a girlfriend. “What’s the difference between your girlfriend and me?” “Her hair is platinum blond” Mark says to which Clair retort with a profanity. Next day though she dyes her hair platinum blond. She looks now as a copy of Marilyn. Once home for the summer vacation and meets a middle age and beautiful woman, Therese, with whom he has a hot but short affair. Marc’s love for Marilyn Monroe raises to a different level. He “sees” Marilyn responding to his desire by moving her lips or her body in her poster and even exiting the poster to meet Marc’s desires. The new school year start and with it Marc finds a new lover, Amy. Both of them are planning their life together. They barely live together for three months when tragedy strikes: Marc’s dad dies of a heart attack. Marc decide to interrupt his studies and stay home with his mom. Meanwhile a TV channel broadcast news that Marilyn’s ghost was seen in Los Angeles area. Marc goes to Pasadena to interview the witnesses of the event and also goes to see the place where Marilyn “appeared”. His attempts to make her appear again fail. Taking advantage of the event Christies puts on sail some of Marilyn’s personal things. Marc succeeds to buy her dress, her bra and her earrings. Those intimate objects mean to Marc “ecstasy”. After a couple of months of mourning for his dad Marc decide to put some order in his dad’s stuff. He discovers in a drawer an invitation to a strip club. That invitation would be the source of a lifelong mess in Marc’s life. On one hand he begins recording interviews with strippers from a book On the other hand his obsessive need to be part of the strip clubs life and his sexual addiction to strippers almost destroy him. The only way he feels living is by bringing strippers home and have sex. The ambiguous color of art and sex of a strip club spread over hundred pages of “recordings”. Eventually Marc marries a stripper, Lily. “It’s like marrying his vice. Marc’s jealousy and Lily’s organic need to expose herself naked in front of a crowd of men interrupts their marriage. [more]

Keywords: love, Marilyn Monroe, fetishism, magic, sex and sexuality, stripping, transgender, sexual ambiguity

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Isidor Isaak Sadger Sleep Walking and Moon Walking

A Medico-Literary Study

Psychology
English
67300 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
6

Isidor Isaak Sadger (29 October 1867 - 21 December 1942), born in Neu Sandez, Galicia, was a forensic doctor and psychoanalyst in Vienna. A leader in the early development of psychoanalysis, he began his career as a neurological specialist and, in 1894, began publishing a series of articles on psychophysiology. He studied with Sigmund Freud from 1895 to 1904 with a concentration in homosexuality and fetishism and coined the term Sadomasochismus (sadomasochism) in 1913. [more]

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Mary F. Leonard The Spectacle Man A Story of the Missing Bridge

Fiction
English
37066 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

The spectacle is a central notion in the Situationist theory, developed by Guy Debord in his 1967 book, The Society of the Spectacle. In its limited sense, spectacle means the mass media, which are "its most glaring superficial manifestation."[1] Debord said that the society of the spectacle came to existence in the late 1920s.[2][3] The critique of the spectacle is a development and application of Karl Marx's concept of fetishism of commodities, reification and alienation,[4] and the way it was reprised by György Lukács in 1923. In the society of the spectacle, the commodities rule the workers and the consumers instead of being ruled by them. The consumers are passive subjects that contemplate the reified spectacle. [more]

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