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Re: How Did You Find The Darkside?
Author: joe	June 12, 2010 at 00:36:32
in reply to: How Did You Find The Darkside? posted by Jason on June 11, 2010 at 17:44:37

	> I've pretty much just started posting here, though I lurked around a little in the past. It seems such an unusual niche that I was wondering how other people "came to the darkside" as it were. Here's my story. > > A couple of years back, I was watching an episode of Intervention on TV. The girl was, I believe, a meth or a crack addict. Normally you might think of such a girl as an anorexic human sump. But this girl was extremely pretty, with a great ass and big, beautiful, bouncy tits. > > At one point in the show, she has no money but is going to a (crack house?) for her fix. She makes herself up a little then, when she gets to the door, she thrusts her chest out to better display her tits, knocks on the door and goes into the house. > > The cameras weren't allowed to follow her in, but it was apparent that she was willing to do whatever she had to do to get her fix. The thought that a beautiful girl could be such a slave to her addiction was a huge and surprising turn-on for me. > > Well, I immediately went online to see if I could find other material like that and stumbled across the GUI forum. The drug and alcohol material didn't do much for me. Although girls getting drunk/high and losing their inhibitions was kind of cool, the stuff that dealt with addiction featured mostly skanky, unattractive (to me) girls. Beside, nobody ever said, "gee, I'm glad I became a heroin addict." > > But the GUI forum was where I discovered the SF genre and I was sold. It was full of stuff about girls and women getting addicted to something dangerous, and looking pretty doing it. Sometimes they did it with encouragement from friends or parents. Sometimes they were tricked or forced or coerced. However they got there, they eventually became ensnared by the addiction to the point of eagerly accepting the tar and nicotine from the cigarettes into their lungs, consequences be damned. > > I can't say why the thought of women giving in to addiction is turn-on for me, but it really is. I wonder if others have similar stories?
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	Name:    E-Mail:    Subject:    > > I've pretty much just started posting here, though I lurked around a little in the past. It seems such an unusual niche that I was wondering how other people "came to the darkside" as it were. Here's my story. > > > > A couple of years back, I was watching an episode of Intervention on TV. The girl was, I believe, a meth or a crack addict. Normally you might think of such a girl as an anorexic human sump. But this girl was extremely pretty, with a great ass and big, beautiful, bouncy tits. > > > > At one point in the show, she has no money but is going to a (crack house?) for her fix. She makes herself up a little then, when she gets to the door, she thrusts her chest out to better display her tits, knocks on the door and goes into the house. > > > > The cameras weren't allowed to follow her in, but it was apparent that she was willing to do whatever she had to do to get her fix. The thought that a beautiful girl could be such a slave to her addiction was a huge and surprising turn-on for me. > > > > Well, I immediately went online to see if I could find other material like that and stumbled across the GUI forum. The drug and alcohol material didn't do much for me. Although girls getting drunk/high and losing their inhibitions was kind of cool, the stuff that dealt with addiction featured mostly skanky, unattractive (to me) girls. Beside, nobody ever said, "gee, I'm glad I became a heroin addict." > > > > But the GUI forum was where I discovered the SF genre and I was sold. It was full of stuff about girls and women getting addicted to something dangerous, and looking pretty doing it. Sometimes they did it with encouragement from friends or parents. Sometimes they were tricked or forced or coerced. However they got there, they eventually became ensnared by the addiction to the point of eagerly accepting the tar and nicotine from the cigarettes into their lungs, consequences be damned. > > > > I can't say why the thought of women giving in to addiction is turn-on for me, but it really is. I wonder if others have similar stories? Optional link URL:    Link title:    Optional image URL: