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Chapters (17)
  1. Cover
  2. Imaginative Sex
  3. No Fantasy, Please, We’re Americans
  4. Contents
  5. I. Imaginative Sex: The New Sexual Revolution
  6. II. Love, Hunters And Evolution
  7. III. Marriage, Sex And Normality
  8. IV. Sex And The Brain
  9. V. Marriage And The Ventilation Of Emotion
  10. VI. Privacy
  11. VII. Disease
  12. VIII. Requirements For Imaginative Sex
  13. IX. Imaginative Techniques
  14. X. Sensuous Fantasies: Recipes Of Pleasure
  15. EPILOGUE
  16. Appendix
  17. Copyright

In the bedroom, of course, with you in the next room, the woman can always be “abandoned” for fifteen minutes or so, to permit her to struggle with her bonds, understand herself helpless and build up suspense. When you return to her then, you can pretend that she has been tied “for hours,” helplessly, waiting for you to return to her, and have your will with her. During this time, these many hours, she has not known what her fate was to be. When you return to her, she is bound as perfectly, as securely, as when you left her. She looks at you with terror. She knows that she is yours. What will you do with her?

13. The Captured-by-Pirates Fantasy.

The girl is captured by pirates.

Comment:

This can be an enjoyable fantasy, rich in provocative and romantic elements. The pirates are strong, wild, colorful, dangerous men, without law save that imposed by their captain. If they are caught, they are hung. Accordingly, if, in the meantime, they rape and abuse a few wenches, their penalties are none the greater. The women, and this means ladies, are thus much alone with them. Their delicate, sweet pale flesh is thus completely at the mercy of the swarthy brutes. They will be forced to serve their captors well.

Their ship has been pursued for days; it has then been overtaken; there has been a naval engagement, with flags and cannon and splintering wood; their ship has been boarded, and taken; rough men, with cutlasses, order them from their cabin harshly to the deck; there, frightened in their long dresses, jewelry and elegant hairdos, they take their place with other captured treasure on the deck. Perhaps one challenges the captain, demanding their release. She is knocked to the deck as a common wench. Terrified, mouth bleeding, she shrinks back among the other cowering women. Their men have been killed or wounded. The killed and the wounded, alike, are thrown overboard. Sharks prowl the flanks of the ship. Captured men are, to the laughter of the pirates, now becoming ugly and drunk on rum, forced to walk the plank. Perhaps some of the captured men are given an opportunity to join the pirates, and do so. Perhaps no such choice is offered.

The pirates, led by their captain, now gather about the women, and the other treasure.