I can’t actually tell if he’s puking or if he’s just gagging. Realistically tho, anyone would vomit if some black gooey sentient alien went in their mouth let’s be honest.
Genuine question from curiosity, not trying to start discourse. I’ve seen a lot of people (including straight women themselves sometimes) say women are more physically attractive overall, so I was wondering: what specifically attracts you to men enough to make you want to date or sleep with them too?
After watching her give birth and seeing her breastfeed our little one, she looks so much more feminine and sexier to me. She carried our daughter, is an incredible mom, and my best friend. I think I’ve fallen in love with her all over again like the first time. I catch myself staring at her all the time and tell her every day how gorgeous and hot she is. Her bigger breasts, her stretch marks, her softer butt; everything just hits different. I have a strong urge to pounce on her constantly, but I keep reminding myself she’s still recovering and it’s best to postpone intimacy until she’s fully ready and feeling better.
Postpartum has been hard on her with body image stuff, but from my perspective she’s never been more sexy and beautiful.
When the camera pans back to Peter you can hear Eddie screaming but it kinda sounds like he’s shouting something.
Not scenes that were meant to be sexy, I mean scenes that were supposed to be totally normal or serious but something about the acting, camera angles, dialogue, or sounds makes it come across weirdly sexual by accident. It could be from action, horror, superhero movies, anything.
I always find it funny when you notice one because it completely ruins the scene forever lol.
Edit: Bonus points if the scene in question was supposed to be serious.
For us it kind of depends. Sometimes we just laugh it off and it’s no big deal, and we’ll try again later. Other times it can feel a bit frustrating, especially when you’re actively trying and thinking about ovulation windows and timing things right. It’s not that it ruins everything, but it definitely breaks the flow. I also find it a bit weird because part of me wants to stay relaxed and not overthink it, but another part gets in my head like “great, there goes another ovulation window.”
I guess I’m just curious how others experience this because it’s one of those small things that nobody really talks about when people say “trying for a baby is fun and natural,” but in reality there are all these annoying interruptions that come with it.
Edit: By “interrupted” I don’t mean one of us stopping because we aren’t in the mood or anything like that. I mean outside interruptions like our phones going off, pets/kids, someone knocking at the door, etc.
So I was just minding my own business, half asleep in the shower, trying to wake up for the day… and out of nowhere my wife just appears like a jump scare from a horror film.
I legit jumped and yelled “WHY ARE YOU HERE?!” while she’s just standing there like it’s completely normal, hits me with a calm “morning” and steps in like we planned it or something. We ended up just laughing it off and started playfully going back and forth with each other while we were washing ourselves, just silly banter like we always do.
Honestly it made my whole day way better. Marriage has its challeges, but stuff like this is undefeated.
It’s called Seeds of Arkham, but for some reason it’s titled Batman vs Killer Croc & Poison Ivy on YouTube. Anyway I digress, so The fight scene with Batman and Croc was actually pretty good, and the best scene in the whole fan film was when Batman takes out a bunch of thugs sent out by Ivy to kill him. But what makes this fan film disturbing is Ivy herself, and the way she is portrayed makes me wonder how this doesn’t have an age restriction on it.
So Ivy, who had given up her eco-terrorist life, sees the chaos occurring in Gotham after the Joker’s death causes a power vacuum and seizes the moment. She kidnaps Nightwing off-screen, strips him of his suit (figuring out his identity and Batman’s in the process), drugs him, and chains him to the floor in Arkham Asylum. She even recruits Waylon Jones (Killer Croc) to deal with Batman when he shows up. she puts her botanist glasses and lab coat on, and experiments on a rose with her toxins while monologuing to the helpless Grayson about how humanity is stunted because we defy our true nature. She discards the glasses, unfastens the lab coat, and seductively slips into this revealing green floral lingerie, and also lets her hair down.
Grayson tries to act tough and says she has no power. Ivy grabs his face, climbs on top of him, and tells him she’ll have that power sooner than he thinks. She then whispers his real name in his ear and seductively says that Gotham’s “sexiest” family are also its “sexiest” vigilantes. She’s interrupted when Croc (out of nowhere) barges in saying Batman is here and the thugs he sent didn’t do shit. Ivy explains that they weren’t supposed to, and that’s Croc’s job now. He chuckles and leaves. Ivy then turns her attention back to Grayson with a smile and says, “Now where were we?”
Ok if you thought this fan film sounds weird already just wait for this next bit. Ivy picks up the mutated rose from the vase, trails it sensually along his face, and playfully tells him not to worry and that she’ll be gentle… she then starts brutally slashing his chest with the rose thorns, letting her toxins seep into his blood. Ivy then continuously keeps slicing into him with the rose whilst erotically grinding against him and moaning in pleasure from her sadism. Ivy then finally presses her mouth against his ear and commands him to “give in” to her to which he does as the toxins fully take control as her laughter echoes in the background. After this, Batman comes face-to-face with a completely brainwashed Nightwing who’s now fully under Ivy’s control and ready to fight his own mentor, it then ends on a cliffhanger.
It’s dark and messed up in a way most fan films don’t go. it just feels uncomfortably real and the way Ivy is portrayed just feels wrong. Has anyone else watched this? Do more people agree or am I just overthinking it?
Like Peters life was the best it’s ever been at the start of the film but then it all falls apart and when you’re watching this scene your left wondering “how did it even get to this point”
There’s just something depressing about it.
I think I really started noticing this after I witnessed my wife giving birth to our son. Seeing that up close made me realize how insane the human body is, especially what women are capable of. Like the ability to create life, go through childbirth, adapt, and handle so many complex processes is kind of amazing when you think about it. They even feed the baby with their body, literally sustaining another human being.
It’s easy to overlook, but when you really stop and think about everything it does, it’s honestly pretty incredible.
What’s a scene from any superhero movie that gave you that true spine-chilling, “this is awesome” feeling the very first time you watched it? Not on rewatch, but in the moment it happened where you just sat there and felt chills throughout your body because of how hard it hit you and how legendary it felt in that moment?
I’m asking because I’ve noticed something interesting in my own relationship: what seems to get my girlfriend off the most is actually the sounds I make when I’m having an orgasm. It’s almost like my vocal reactions are a bigger trigger for her than anything else.
Since it’s the anniversary of Spider-Man 3 coming out in theaters today, I figured I’d ask this.
I know the movie gets a lot of mixed opinions, but there are still some great moments in it and it’s my favorite from the trilogy.
And I mean loudly, not just a quiet reaction. Like being pretty vocal in the moment.
I feel like you usually hear about women being vocal, but not really guys, so now I’m wondering how it actually comes across. Does it make it better because it shows he’s really into it, or does it come off as too much?
Peter is making steady progress ripping the suit off and at this point it’s inevitable that he will remove it entirely off of him. The Symbiote was just dwelling on a lost cause at that point. Peter was going to remove it anyway whether the easy way or the hard way.
The Symbiote was fighting a losing battle
I keep seeing people in forums and YouTube comments saying this scene is creepy or straight-up terrifying. Personally, I feel like people are overreacting, it’s just a sci-fi alien in a superhero movie, not a horror flick.
What’s the real reason everyone freaks out over this?