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Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

I have read a little bit of the first book, I think it was to the morning after she lost her virginity. For me it isn't the BDSM side of it that bothers me, though hadn't gotten there yet, and who knows if I ever will. It is the writing, and Ana as a character herself. For me she is just to unrealistic, Christian he was ok but he fits the mold of so many other men in erotic stories so he just fell into that pile. For me a girl, who up to meeting him who doesn't want anything to do with any other guy ever suddenly is like yes please punish me. I don't know something about it just turned me off to it, there needed to be more depth to her. The writing itself also wasn't wonderful, there were certain words being used repeatedly that every time I seen it I started to cringe. I can't remember what it was now, but it was one of those words not used in normal conversation, and felt thrown in to have a big word in there. For me to notice this is a big thing, because most things I read I can usually ignore stuff like this or typos or whatever. I have read more than enough erotic romance that deserves more attention than this one, and I think that is the worst part about it for me.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Yeah. it was entertaining for an afternoon read but other than that, it's never one I'd own or desire to read again. I was just stumbling around Tumblr and found a rant posted by somebody who got real serious saying OMG! THIS IS NOT A REAL PORTRAYAL OF A BDSM RELATIONSHIP! NOBODY BE FOOLED! and they used examples from the book to illustrate their point in detail. And I was like lolwut?
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Rudolph Quin said Yeah. it was entertaining for an afternoon read but other than that, it's never one I'd own or desire to read again. I was just stumbling around Tumblr and found a rant posted by somebody who got real serious saying OMG! THIS IS NOT A REAL PORTRAYAL OF A BDSM RELATIONSHIP! NOBODY BE FOOLED! and they used examples from the book to illustrate their point in detail. And I was like lolwut? Click to expand... Lol, yeah that I don't get. It's a book, it is fiction it doesn't have to be accurate. I don't read erotic romance because that is how things really are, I wish it was but I don't know. People always need something to whine about.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Actually, Rudolph, you are right. Anyone who takes it as seriously as the audience who are rabidly eating it up and ruining perfectly good relationships over fictional garbage perhaps should be careful who reads their words. The problem is.. there are women out there doing that, and if they are not careful, they will find out just how not like the books REAL BDSM is.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

I think this parallels the craze that occurred when Dan Brown's 'DaVinci Code' was released and everyone went nuts over it. It's just a different topic for a story is all. In Brown's novel, you had a guy decoding and deciphering puzzles that led him on a quest. It was fiction, intense, fun, exciting. But you had people on both ends of the spectrum claiming that Brown was spouting that his 'way' was truth when he wasn't even remotely doing that, likewise you had Catholics and other religious zealots freaking out that he was blasphemous when all he did was write a freakin' story. It's like, grow up people. Just read and escape the realities of life for a while. Sheesh. Learn the difference between real and imagined. Personally, I loved Brown's novel. It was amazing fiction. I haven't read the 'Grey' novels and really have no desire to. Though I can honestly say it has nothing to do with the hype or the disdain that's been buzzing about it. It's just not high on my priority list and not overly appealing to me as something I feel like reading. As such, I have no real opinion on it. However, I will say that people need to learn the difference between real and fiction and how to let go of certain things and just 'enjoy'. But that's just me. The books could be great, they could suck... I don't know, I don't care. But the fact remains... people are spouting things on both ends of the spectrum that make themselves look like asses much like they did with Brown's novel. It makes you wonder if people ever learn from history or not....
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

darkangel76 said I think this parallels the craze that occurred when Dan Brown's 'DaVinci Code' was released and everyone went nuts over it. It's just a different topic for a story is all. In Brown's novel, you had a guy decoding and deciphering puzzles that led him on a quest. It was fiction, intense, fun, exciting. But you had people on both ends of the spectrum claiming that Brown was spouting that his 'way' was truth when he wasn't even remotely doing that, likewise you had Catholics and other religious zealots freaking out that he was blasphemous when all he did was write a freakin' story. It's like, grow up people. Just read and escape the realities of life for a while. Sheesh. Learn the difference between real and imagined. Personally, I loved Brown's novel. It was amazing fiction. I haven't read the 'Grey' novels and really have no desire to. Though I can honestly say it has nothing to do with the hype or the disdain that's been buzzing about it. It's just not high on my priority list and not overly appealing to me as something I feel like reading. As such, I have no real opinion on it. However, I will say that people need to learn the difference between real and fiction and how to let go of certain things and just 'enjoy'. But that's just me. The books could be great, they could suck... I don't know, I don't care. But the fact remains... people are spouting things on both ends of the spectrum that make themselves look like asses much like they did with Brown's novel. It makes you wonder if people ever learn from history or not.... Click to expand... Very well put, da. I remember those discussions about that book series as well. I think it's one of those things that 1. people are always looking for reasons to feel offended and 2. fiction speaks to us on a vulnerable level. Movies and novels and stuff like that will often be believed for the facts they present because of the way they are presented through storytelling. Some people are easily swayed.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

I dislike that a pornographic novel is being treated as anything more than what it is. It isn't meant as anything but fantasies it's like those dime store romance novels. I checked the synopsis and went meh I'm gonna go read a good mystery novel.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

I read the first third-ish of the first book before I dropped it. No strong hate feelings, I just didn't really like any of the characters, and the smut wasn't moving me enough to keep going otherwise. Not trying to be a snob, I promise I've read waaaay cheesier things. The part that I read didn't seem to be dramatically more abusive or depressing in its portrayal of relationships than most other romance novels. This is, admittedly, not an awesome recommendation. It did make a friend and I plan a new travel game, where you take a drink every time you see someone at the airport or on a plane with a copy. My favorite was the super-awkward conversation where the dude in the middle seat saw the lady in the aisle seat reading it, and started talking to her about how he and his wife loved it, and I sat in the window seat wondering where the day went wrong. I think some of the wider media kerfluffle was about people getting surprised and upset that sometimes ladies like to touch themselves too. Which, I guess it's good that point got out there? But I look forward to living in the world where that's no longer news.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

I haven't read the books but I did hear about how in the books the author made a character of hers say that you couldn't get pregnant on your period. That made me not want to read it. I can't stand that kind of stupidity.
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Suspires said I think some of the wider media kerfluffle was about people getting surprised and upset that sometimes ladies like to touch themselves too. Which, I guess it's good that point got out there? But I look forward to living in the world where that's no longer news. Click to expand... Yeah, it's a bit like the conservatives are still trying to catch up from the 1950s. Hahvoc The Decepticon said I haven't read the books but I did hear about how in the books the author made a character of hers say that you couldn't get pregnant on your period. That made me not want to read it. I can't stand that kind of stupidity. Click to expand... Some women fantasize about abusive relationships, not out of a realistic desire to be in one but because of the way it's been glamorized on tv. I think that's what this was. A victimization fantasy told from the point of view of the victimexcept, the victim had no redeeming or likable qualities whatsoever and since Grey controlled Ana's learning process in regards to sex, I think it's plausible the misinformation was intentional to get what he wanted when he wanted. I don't understand people's squick reaction to the tampon scene.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Rudolph, lilminx2, DA, Minako2012, Hahvoc... Everything you are saying is valid all at the same time. Dan Brown was, however, with Code, writing fiction knowing that all of what he was writing was total fiction andor fabrication. Dan Brown was not trying to convince anyone of anything, nor was he trying to be controversial, in my humble opinion. Dan Brown was also trying to explain intricate things to those who repeatedly RUNNING AWAY WITH INTERPRETATIONS OF THINGS THAT HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE MATTER. Not meaning to yell there, rather reminding all that Mr. Brown was writing fiction that was, in part, a total rebuttal of the very gross misinterpretations of evidence that spawned factual books in the 1970s such as Chariots of the Gods and all those ilk.. and yes, especially tripe like The Jesus Party and Holy Blood, Holy Grail. Not getting religious, rather stating that Brown probably was laughing more at those who looked at it as a validation of that garbage than the religious leaders who tried to rebut him. But still, fantastic fiction. The difference is that both 50 Shades and the material it is inspired by, Twilight are Mary SueGary Stu 'fiction' at its most horrendous. As someone who works in the publishing industry, I can say exactly what real writers think about BOTH, and that is that both writers Stephanie Meyer and E. L. James are writing for an audience they KNOW will take things too far. This has already spawned, in both cases, a cultish following that puts ANY AND ALL reasonable fanboyfangirl behaviors of past contributions to the genres they have published in to infinitesimal shame. The point is.. there are not people out there ending relationships or marriages over my wifehusband isn't like BuffyAnitaSookieAngelJean-ClaudeMicahNathanialBill or anything like that. There ARE fans of both Twilight and 50 Shades out there like that, and that is the issue.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Rudolph Quin said Suspires said I think some of the wider media kerfluffle was about people getting surprised and upset that sometimes ladies like to touch themselves too. Which, I guess it's good that point got out there? But I look forward to living in the world where that's no longer news. Click to expand... Yeah, it's a bit like the conservatives are still trying to catch up from the 1950s. Hahvoc The Decepticon said I haven't read the books but I did hear about how in the books the author made a character of hers say that you couldn't get pregnant on your period. That made me not want to read it. I can't stand that kind of stupidity. Click to expand... Some women fantasize about abusive relationships, not out of a realistic desire to be in one but because of the way it's been glamorized on tv. I think that's what this was. A victimization fantasy told from the point of view of the victimexcept, the victim had no redeeming or likable qualities whatsoever and since Grey controlled Ana's learning process in regards to sex, I think it's plausible the misinformation was intentional to get what he wanted when he wanted. I don't understand people's squick reaction to the tampon scene. Click to expand... It sounds like she believed it and that makes me facepalm.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

I am yet another person who hasn't actually read the book. For one I haven't stumbled across it...and that was the main reason at first. However, when I heard the rumors of motels or hotels replacing the bible with 50 shades of grey I had to read something from it. On the internet I found several exerts and I was seriously turned off. The author had an atrocious writing style. It was like I was reading something from twilight but it was somehow for adults. Every line I couldn't help but nit pick everything that was flawed and how it could have been written better. That's no way to read a book. Never before had I been so turned off from an erotic novel like that... I really don't see what all the fuss was about. And never had I laughed so hard at an erotic novel before while reading it. .
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

N o v i.S n o w said I am yet another person who hasn't actually read the book. For one I haven't stumbled across it...and that was the main reason at first. However, when I heard the rumors of motels or hotels replacing the bible with 50 shades of grey I had to read something from it. On the internet I found several exerts and I was seriously turned off. The author had an atrocious writing style. It was like I was reading something from twilight but it was somehow for adults. Every line I couldn't help but nit pick everything that was flawed and how it could have been written better. That's no way to read a book. Never before had I been so turned off from an erotic novel like that... I really don't see what all the fuss was about. And never had I laughed so hard at an erotic novel before while reading it. . Click to expand... Again.. with what you said, you validated every single person ranting about why it should not have ever been published in the first place.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

N o v i.S n o w said I am yet another person who hasn't actually read the book. For one I haven't stumbled across it...and that was the main reason at first. However, when I heard the rumors of motels or hotels replacing the bible with 50 shades of grey I had to read something from it. On the internet I found several exerts and I was seriously turned off. The author had an atrocious writing style. It was like I was reading something from twilight but it was somehow for adults. Every line I couldn't help but nit pick everything that was flawed and how it could have been written better. That's no way to read a book. Never before had I been so turned off from an erotic novel like that... I really don't see what all the fuss was about. And never had I laughed so hard at an erotic novel before while reading it. . Click to expand... According to Wikipedia 50 shades started out as a Twilight Fanfic that was too adult for Fanfition.net. Which means she looked at Twilight a romance novel aimed at tweens and thought to herself This would be better with more BDSM
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Minako2012 said N o v i.S n o w said I am yet another person who hasn't actually read the book. For one I haven't stumbled across it...and that was the main reason at first. However, when I heard the rumors of motels or hotels replacing the bible with 50 shades of grey I had to read something from it. On the internet I found several exerts and I was seriously turned off. The author had an atrocious writing style. It was like I was reading something from twilight but it was somehow for adults. Every line I couldn't help but nit pick everything that was flawed and how it could have been written better. That's no way to read a book. Never before had I been so turned off from an erotic novel like that... I really don't see what all the fuss was about. And never had I laughed so hard at an erotic novel before while reading it. . Click to expand... According to Wikipedia 50 shades started out as a Twilight Fanfic that was too adult for Fanfition.net. Which means she looked at Twilight a romance novel aimed at tweens and thought to herself This would be better with more BDSM Click to expand... lol...that's funny. Ruphhausin I wish I could add more to my post but, seriously what more is there to discuss about it? I mean I could rag on the fact of how terrible the dialogue was....but, no need to get into that.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Minako2012 said According to Wikipedia 50 shades started out as a Twilight Fanfic that was too adult for Fanfition.net. Which means she looked at Twilight a romance novel aimed at tweens and thought to herself This would be better with more BDSM Click to expand... Exactly.. there is nothing original about it. BOTH James and Meyer are writing from the aspect that real life abusive relationships are healthy. James is just attempting to use BDSM to validate it more by saying that is what BDSM is all about.. which only comes from a dissociative personality to start with. N o v i.S n o w said lol...that's funny. Ruphhausin I wish I could add more to my post but, seriously what more is there to discuss about it? I mean I could rag on the fact of how terrible the dialogue was....but, no need to get into that. Click to expand... You are right, and it is good you didn't.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Ruphhausin said Exactly.. there is nothing original about it. BOTH James and Meyer are writing from the aspect that real life abusive relationships are healthy. James is just attempting to use BDSM to validate it more by saying that is what BDSM is all about.. which only comes from a dissociative personality to start with. Click to expand... I didn't get that at all from reading it. In fact that was the exact opposite point of this thread the book wasn't trying to make a statement about anything, either healthy relationships or BDSM. It was just a poorly written, trashy, victim fantasy. Have you read the book? Ruphhausin said which only comes from a dissociative personality to start with. Click to expand... What are you talking about? Are you trying to say that the author has DID? I'm not defending the author but that seems like a really off-the-wall comment. What evidence do you have that makes you think that and how does it relate to dissociative identity disorder? In fact how does that relate to anything? Are you saying that people with DID write horrible porn?
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

Rudolph Quin said Ruphhausin said Exactly.. there is nothing original about it. BOTH James and Meyer are writing from the aspect that real life abusive relationships are healthy. James is just attempting to use BDSM to validate it more by saying that is what BDSM is all about.. which only comes from a dissociative personality to start with. Click to expand... I didn't get that at all from reading it. In fact that was the exact opposite point of this thread the book wasn't trying to make a statement about anything, either healthy relationships or BDSM. It was just a poorly written, trashy, victim fantasy. Have you read the book? Click to expand... Considering you didn't read all of what I wrote in previous posts here, I will restate more simply. Yes, I have. I have seen less blatant distortions away from healthy frames of mind in a Chick Tract. Rudolph Quin said Ruphhausin said which only comes from a dissociative personality to start with. Click to expand... What are you talking about? Are you trying to say that the author has DID? I'm not defending the author but that seems like a really off-the-wall comment. What evidence do you have that makes you think that and how does it relate to dissociative identity disorder? In fact how does that relate to anything? Are you saying that people with DID write horrible porn? Click to expand... Considering how horrible the books really are, I would say people with DID like hers do. lol Seriously, I think she does.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

I haven't read the whole book however I have been told enough about it by people who have read it to know it should be avoided. The novel is a commercialized or vanilla approach to a BDSM relationshiprole play, much in the same way movies like Pretty Woman give a romanticized or mainstream view of prostitution and how Twilight de fanged the vampire legend. It seems to be that Christian Gray isn't a dominant at all in the kinky sense of the word but more a man who likes to have his way and the woman plays along because she likes him, not because she is a submissive as such. Another way of putting it would be that BDSM is as much a part of the story as the movie Titanic is about the ship. In other words BDSM is used as a device to propel the relationship, other than actually examining BDSM in it's own right.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

You really can't lump Pretty Woman into the same category as either of those moviesbooks. At least, from my perspective. It may have given some romanticized view on prostitution, but the basis of it was that even if you are in the worst position of your life, things can get better just because of one encounter.
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Hahvoc The Decepticon said You really can't lump Pretty Woman into the same category as either of those moviesbooks. At least, from my perspective. It may have given some romanticized view on prostitution, but the basis of it was that even if you are in the worst position of your life, things can get better just because of one encounter. Click to expand... I was more comparing the general theme of taking something dark like BDSM or prostitution and making it a romantic or mainstream concept. From my understanding of the Gray books at some point Christian Gray changes and the relationship becomes very conventional and vanilla, once again we see that romantic ideal playing out. I find the idea of BDSM very romantic but I would write it in a manner truer to the BDSM kink.
Thread: 50 Shades of Grey

I see it as, in the manner you described, as what normal people want it to be. It's twisted and wrong! So the progression of it moving back to a Vanilla relationship, means that it was just something to dip your toes into but not stay in, which is kind of an insult to people who are into that lifestyle for more than just spicing things up. I'm not saying you are insulting people such as that myself included just the description of the book series makes it seem like that was the author's intention.