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bipolarber -> RE: Electronics/Technology Fetish (10/3/2007 9:24:37 AM)
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Well, I always have looked at G4's ATOS as soft core.... (Olivia Munn and Layla Kayliegh are the kind of women dreams are made of!)
I don't really find "tech" itself to be in the same leauge of paraphillia for me, as say, leather or rubber. But, considering the way computers are evolving, and the software is becoming more interactive, it's only a matter of time before tech becomes a viable kink. I think you're just a bit advant gaurde.
But the scocietal basis for compluters, robots, and other electronica to become a full fledged sexual alternate is definitely there. Our love, ans sexualization of the car can best be summed up in the current ad campaign for (I think) Lexus: "When you turn your car on, does it return the favor?" We lust for tech, and the expansion of our horizions it brings. (Anyone else notice that on all those "UFO" shows, they pretty much ignore the aliens themselves, and focus on what their "tech" is like?) The First Star Trek movie featured a six minute long pole dance of the Enterprise, while she was in spacedock, while Kirk was being taken over is a little shuttle pod... I wonder if he had to deposit tokens to keep the window up on the pod?) There is little doubt that we, and the Japanese get hard/wet at the idea of being technologically endowed. But it'd be a shame if cold plastic took the place of warm flesh, wouldn't it? ... wouldn't it?
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