"...The Abyss Gazes Also..."

cherokee_nation · 09-08-2007

Ok, Hello. For those of you who don't know me I'm Cherokee_nation, I'm mainly a growth fetishist with some branchings into B.E., TF and sometimes a good Futanari (? I think thats the japanese for DG right? I digress). But I also have a great deal of other interests in life, like comic books, etc. So while looking up a Neitzche (sp?) quote from the Alan Moore comic "The Watchmen" (my 2nd sig line) I found this:

http://www.goldenapplecomics.com/pom...b97/trace.html

Now my question to you is this:

Does this mean somthing? Or is it just a meaningless coincidence and I'm only seeing a pattern becuase I've been staring at the Void too long?

GLKnight83 · 09-08-2007

All great idea people always (and I mean ALWAYS) base all their ideas on their fetishes, desires, fears, and apprehensions.

Personal quote: "Desire is the fear of attainment denied."

If one expresses their desires, then one's desires will be expressed. Take Trace Beaulieu for example. He did a series based on private, fan based reactions to bad movies, horrible special effects, less-than-manly men, and more often than not very gorgeous women.

And therein lies the fetishistic quality to his work. A desire of females from a parental era, and presented in a manner where characters are presented as gods and goddesses in "modern" entertainment formats. It's very easy to break it down when you know the material.

And as for me personally? I always stare at the void, for that is my fear. Honest. I suffer from kenophobia, a fear of voids or nothingness. (It's why I can't be put into deprivation chambers.) To know fear is to know your weaknesses and strengths. It's not so difficult to understand.

Anonymous Otaku · 09-08-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by GLKnight83

All great idea people always (and I mean ALWAYS) base all their ideas on their fetishes, desires, fears, and apprehensions.

If that is true, then we need to round up and arrest about 75% of all working manga artists (I'm being conservative here), and practically all doujin artists. After that, we should move onto comic book writers, screenwriters, etc.

EDIT: *snip*

GLKnight83 · 09-09-2007

Not a bad idea there, Big Brother....

09-08-2007	#1
cherokee_nation Thom Didamus Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: The Midwestern United States Posts: 56	"...The Abyss Gazes Also..." Ok, Hello. For those of you who don't know me I'm Cherokee_nation, I'm mainly a growth fetishist with some branchings into B.E., TF and sometimes a good Futanari (? I think thats the japanese for DG right? I digress). But I also have a great deal of other interests in life, like comic books, etc. So while looking up a Neitzche (sp?) quote from the Alan Moore comic "The Watchmen" (my 2nd sig line) I found this: http://www.goldenapplecomics.com/pom...b97/trace.html Now my question to you is this: Does this mean somthing? Or is it just a meaningless coincidence and I'm only seeing a pattern becuase I've been staring at the Void too long? __________________ "We all have inner demons. Some of us just have outer ones as well." "This is wrong. I can't imagne in any way how this is going to be right..." -- Wolfman Al

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09-08-2007	#2
GLKnight83 Process Disciple Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 1,226	All great idea people always (and I mean ALWAYS) base all their ideas on their fetishes, desires, fears, and apprehensions. Personal quote: "Desire is the fear of attainment denied." If one expresses their desires, then one's desires will be expressed. Take Trace Beaulieu for example. He did a series based on private, fan based reactions to bad movies, horrible special effects, less-than-manly men, and more often than not very gorgeous women. And therein lies the fetishistic quality to his work. A desire of females from a parental era, and presented in a manner where characters are presented as gods and goddesses in "modern" entertainment formats. It's very easy to break it down when you know the material. And as for me personally? I always stare at the void, for that is my fear. Honest. I suffer from kenophobia, a fear of voids or nothingness. (It's why I can't be put into deprivation chambers.) To know fear is to know your weaknesses and strengths. It's not so difficult to understand.

09-09-2007	#4
GLKnight83 Process Disciple Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 1,226	Not a bad idea there, Big Brother....