Jul "More Awful Than You": Most Offensive Story Or Movie!

[Gwill]

I think the rape/sex thing has something to do with the way a girl's body suddenly mature so fast it overtakes the mind.
It's often been my impression that boys seem to crave sex before they're actually able to perform, while girls still has an idea about sex being something you do solely to reproduce long after their groin is screaming for action.  In combination with social conventions that proclaim that good girls don't do that sort of thing, you get seriously confused young women.  Basically, I think 13-year-old girls want sex, but what they don't want is a sex partner; they don't want sex with anyone in particular, just the sensation of sex.  It's been a while since I was 13, but I seem to remember this feeling, although I wouldn't have been able to articulate it at the time, and now my memory is too faded to do it justice.
And when certain countries, which shall remain unnamed, limit sex education to "abstinence is the only way to avoid pregnancy", said girls will believe that every unprotected intercourse will inevitably result in at least one baby.
It's well documented (to the shame and denial of feminists everywhere) that many women fantasize about rape.  I have no idea why that is, but I do know that fantasizing about rape does not in any way mean that women want to be raped.  It's just a tool to get the mind in the right gear.
As for falling in love with the rapist; I have no idea what that's about.  I can only attribute it to virgins not understanding sex, and certainly not rape.  I don't think anyone who hasn't experienced it understands rape; I know I don't.

[notveryawesome]

And let's not forget that women are taught from a very young age that they are supposed to be passive. They are bombarded almost from birth by stories of Prince Charming coming to rescue the hapless princess from her tower (as opposed to the princess using her wits and skills to solve her own problems). Women are expected to remain passive, especially when it comes to their own sexuality. I think that women fantasise about rape because they don't want to take responsibility for their own urges and desires (it's somehow less 'dirty' when somebody forces it on you). I agree that this sort of thinking makes for some very confused young women.

[behold_the_muse]

Maybe women fantasize about rough sex or having an agressive partner and classify it as rape. I can't imagine wanting to be dragged into an alley, beaten until I can't move, and raped by some psycho.

[kuronue]

I love a good rape fantasy: I'm both rather sadistic and enjoy the image of a helpless girl beneath me (as when I read/watch good rape erolit/porn, I identify a lot with the man) as well as being rather controlling and dominating (so rape play, for me, is a way to force myself to let go and be the sub for once). However, I've a good healthy fear of actual rape, and nothing but disdain for these retarded stories which both glorify and retard the idea of rape fantasy all at once.

anyway, I'm sharing because I can give some idea of what, for me at least, the turn-on is. However, even being turned on by rape... these stories make me sad in my pants. They almost seem more like my friend who has a pregnancy fetish (*shudders*).

[Liveangel]

 :-XHere is another rape story. I think the singer should sue this warped moron
The Rape of Amy ~~~ Amy Winehouse is a new resident to Driftwood, and his brutally raped and attemptedly murdered.

[Gwill]

:-XHere is another rape story. I think the singer should sue this warped moron
The Rape of Amy ~~~ Amy Winehouse is a new resident to Driftwood, and his brutally raped and attemptedly murdered.

That one doesn't come close to any of the previous rape stories.  It's a dull cliché of a story, but it's unmistakably rape, not sex.  It's neither as offensive or as blatantly clueless as any of the previous rape stories.

You know, what I'd really like to see now is just a single story of attempted rape.  I wasnt to see the victim fight off her attacker and narrowly get away.

[Lana B]

Attemptedly murdered?

[Aggie]

Attemptedly murdered?

That's what I was thinking. The most offensive part of that is the use of the word 'attemptedly.' On the plus side, if it was, in fact, a word, they would have at least spelled it correctly.

Oh yes, and there's also the part where she dreamily wonders if she's pregnant before she "realizes" that the baby would be that of her rapist.    Also, in chapter two, the author makes a rather poor grammatical error:

The doctor let me stay in the hospital room, because she too has raped long ago.

That's so sweet; the nurse that has raped people in the past is letting her stay in the hospital room longer.      Ugh.

After I had completely recovered, and gained my confidence back by reading that article,

And just like that, reading an article in the paper that her rapist had been stabed to death in a robbery made everything all better. This story may not be the worst out there, but it is eye-rollingly silly.

"Your baby is fine. It's forming slowly and it's the size of a limabean right now, but, SHE, is doing great."

So despite the fact that the fetus is pretty much still a zygote at the moment, the doctor can still tell that it's a girl. Oh, the miraculous technology they have in The Sims, I'm tellin' ya.

[Khaki]

Attemptedly murdered?

That's what I was thinking. The most offensive part of that is the use of the word 'attemptedly.' On the plus side, if it was, in fact, a word, they would have at least spelled it correctly.

Good point. I love how these writers mercilessly fuck up easy little words, but then make up words and spell the made-up words correctly. Brilliant. 

[BeastOfTraal]

From The Rape of Amy:

I started thinking of the baby face. And those little baby hands, and those little baby feet. That new baby smell.

Oh, surprise, yet another raped victim who's pregnant and can't wait for the little bundle of joy! Does it ever occur to these people that, oh, I dunno, if you're abused and almost destroyed by rape, you might just want to abort the foetus? Any of them?

<Tumbleweed blows.>

NVA, I agree with everything you just said. Thank God for Shrek 3 in that at least the ladies did something.

Good point. I love how these writers mercilessly fuck up easy little words, but then make up words and spell the made-up words correctly. Brilliant. 

Technically, if you make up a word, you always spell it right. Who's to correct you?

I'd also like to provide this waste of bandwidth, appropriately described as 'racist and politically incorrect'. The author doesn't appear to have grasped that there is politically incorrect, and then there is FUNNY politically incorrect. Like South Park. All this person has done is throw together as many stereotypes and discriminative comments they could find in the playground and call it a 'story'.

[behold_the_muse]

I think you actually found something that can compete with the Columbine re-enactment. God help us.

[J. M. Pescado]

And it looks like August in Malaysia, so judges, pick your WINNER.

[MsMaria]

Judges? Helloooo? Apparently they can't tear themselves away from the brilliant writing long enough to pick a winner. Either that or they are shell-shocked.

[julialenn]

Am I suddenly struck blind, or is there no August contest?

[MsMaria]

We usually judge the previous month before starting a new one. If we haven't run out of topics. Crappy houses, maybe?

[eevilcat]

I think we've had crappy houses, maybe crappy hacks will be the next target.

[SaraMK]

How about the least challenging and/or most game-breaking Sims 2 challenge?

Or we could go with my "most deformed feet" idea from the shitty clothing contest thread.

[Flamingo]

We still have yet to do eyes, make-up, skintones, accessories, facial hair, pets, careers, food, majors, object mods, global mods, whole Sims, and probably other things that I haven't touched upon.

Something tells me that judging this month is going to be a bit difficult because of all that reading.

[SaraMK]

Most deformed celebrity sims. 

[witch]

Oh yes, I second that idea!

[MsMaria]

Hey, that's great!     We might get some cheaters out there though.

[Ellatrue]

Sorry guys, I've been pretty busy lately and haven't had much time to go back through the stories--judging this is a lot more time-consuming than judging a purely aesthetic contest, because it involves a lot more than just looking at a few pictures. But I'll get to it soon, I promise!

I'm voting for the next contest to be ugliest uploaded sim. Bonus points for the biggest difference between photos and in-game/no CC.

[Aggie]

I'm voting for the next contest to be ugliest uploaded sim. Bonus points for the biggest difference between photos and in-game/no CC.

I like that idea. We'd have to disqualify Sims that were made to intentionally be ugly, though.

[Berg]

"Ugliest Sim" would be fantastic. But I wouldn't mind "Worst Simmerizing" either. Have you seen some of the pictures out there? Normally I'd encourage every way to express one's creativity, but... seriously. It can't be healthy in the long run.

[Tailchaser]

so...who is judging the stories anyway?  although I submitted a story, I'm going to say that the simmified version of "the hills have eyes" should get a mention. the "bill went to the bathroom and got burnt" line has stayed with me for the whole month of July.