Come to the Dark Side- we have cookies!

[nachtjaeger]

Reminds me of my great-uncle the jungle explorer. Something he disagreed with ate him.

First and foremost dark endings are fantasy. Grim endings are those I love best. 2nd is being rescued but then having to provide 'favors for my semi-white' knight. I stress the fantasy aspect and once clear most anything is possible from slow sinkings, to quick ones assisted by considerable weight chained to my ankles (to make sure my high fat content keeping me bouyant) is negated. Dark themes coupled with the fantasy of woman devouring plants with strong tentacles are part of the lost in the jungle/forest are great role plays for me. I never criticize others fantasy when it's adult based and doesn't include minors and torture. Those are BIG NO-NOs.
Eve

[PM2K]

I'm a big fan of grim endings... preferably of a bad person getting theirs, a nice karmic ending, so to speak. Graphic descriptions of the choking mud filling her mouth and nose (and any other available orifice) are icing on the cake for me.

Fantasy wise, my fav one involves me as your hapless explorer type buying it in a jungle bog or quicksand. Sometimes, a jungle queen or passing native rescues me, forcing me to pleasure her in exchange for the rescue, then pushes my naked self back in and sits back to watch me go under, maybe pleasuring herself while this is happening.

So basically, nothing unusual for around here.

[Cuthbert]

WOW! What a great exhibition of our deep sinker fantasies! I have a literal gay/male/submission smorgasbord of fantasies. But most of them will show up in stories in time,so I won't reiterate them now. It's important to remember these feelings are a part of us,and shouldn't be suppressed,or kept down. Expressing them in our own way is both creative and fun. And we should avoid like a plague those who would tell us to keep this bottled up. (Whispers softly=Especially considering those same folks have wild fantasies also!). May the submerged one's bless us all!

Cuthbert.

[Cuthbert]

Another admirer of one of America's greatest philosophers? I too am not a Satanist,nor do I subscribe to a lot of his ideas. He did a great job also popping people's hypocritical self deceitful balloons.

Indeed the dark side makes our light side all that more interesting. Consider many sinker fantasies are only partly grim. The mysteries of trust are another angle that are often invoked. Consider the question who would you save if you found them sinking?

I know at least a few people would point at me,laugh and walk away. And that is their problem not mine. I however being a bit more altruistic would at least restrain them and call for help.

My loved ones I would risk life and limb for. Even if it seemed hopeless.

And for me personally I enjoy the grim self sinking fantasy. In my own fantasy I become one with the mire killing me,and meld with it. At the bottom I suck it in. And wear the mud and slime as a second skin. Bizarre? Deviant? Oh yes! But also empowering.

Try this. When fantasizing try to incorporate and become one with the sucking quicksand. See it as an essential part of yourself. An empowerment tool. Not something separate.

This seems very Sith but it works.

Cuthbert.