Romance is maybe not yet totally dead, but its forthcoming death is signalled by object-gadgets which promise to deliver excessive pleasure but which effectively reproduce only the lack itself.
The latest fashion is the Stamina Training Unit, a counterpart to the vibrator: a masturbatory device that resembles a battery-powered light (so we're not embarrassed when carrying it around). You put the erect penis into the opening at the top, push the button, and the object vibrates till satisfaction … The product is available in different colours, levels of tightness and forms (hairy or without hair, etc) that imitate all three main openings for sexual penetration (mouth, vagina, anus). What one buys here is the partial object (erogenous zone) alone, deprived of the embarrassing additional burden of the entire person.
How are we to cope with this brave new world which undermines the basic premises of our intimate life? The ultimate solution would be, of course, to push a vibrator into the Stamina Training Unit, turn them both on and leave all the fun to this ideal couple, with us, the two real human partners, sitting at a nearby table, drinking tea and calmly enjoying the fact that, without great effort, we have fulfilled our duty to enjoy.
mmmmmmm, heeft hij gelijk, Žižek?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/feb/14/valentines-day-is-romance-dead
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mooi als een koppel de wrede imperatief 'jouis' naast zich neer kan leggen en met een kop Marokkaanse thee dit spectakel kan bekijken,
d.i. laten voor wat het is
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rivarist 2811
Zal ik je dan een setje van dat gerief toesturen?
met sterrenmunt, dank u
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