There's no real way to ask this without sounding like a creep, so sorry if I come off that way. I think your attraction to inanimate objects and events like liminal spaces or tornadoes is interesting. Would you be comfortable describing it? Like, what about tornadoes is it that you find sexually appealing? Or is it a non-sexual kind of attraction? I've never heard of this before and I'm curious
No no it's okay! I think mainly it's a combination of fear and awe, that makes me excited and made me think "wow!" It started when I watched a video of one wrecking someone's house. And although I felt sorry for the people, and at first I was terrified of tornadoes because that would be my worst nightmare. But it must have affected me, because I had to keep replaying the video over and over... I then moved on to other videos of them, and I became obsessed with tornadoes, and then it spiralled into a full-blown attraction. I guess subconsciously, it makes sense that I would turn something that scared me into something I find sexy, to make it more familiar to me and less scary! And it worked! Something about them is so mindblowing, but also calming, like I would just watch videos of them for hours and I found them so relaxing to watch. I love the shape of them, the way they come down to the ground, the incredibly fast rotation, and part of it is the destructive nature of them that leaves me with a feeling of awe. It's that raw, force of nature that is unstoppable to humans. Then of course my mind ran wild with scenarios and I started to like it, and I created this kawaii tornado character called Gustav, who is a cute tornado, who is very clumsy and doesn't really know his own strength. I also relate to this feeling of feeling like just by existing, or being around that you hurt people or that you're bad.
As for liminal spaces, that came more recently like a couple months ago. It was after watching a video of them, again. And again, I think it was a combination of fear (or and unsettling feeling) and nostalgia (which is comforting) that made me drawn to them, same with the Spongebob outro song. I always find that my attractions stem from something I find a bit eerie or unsettling (not with humans though, because when I liked humans I only liked non-threatening fictional characters) and also comforting, with liminal spaces and the song it's like a comforting but exciting feeling, and of course I made a character from the spongebob outro as well, called Owari Uta. I started liking it after hearing loads of people found the song creepy or unnerving. And I do have a vague memory of feeling the same way when I listened to it as a kid, but it stuck in my head in a positive way, since I would find myself humming it randomly out of nowhere, often. And then after watching a video (these attractions always seem to come about after watching some video that made me feel that way) I started to love it a lot. I relate a lot to the song too, because everyone finds it creepy, but it's just a harmless, cute song. Hopefully this cleared some things up I'm sorry it was long.
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There's no real way to ask this without sounding like a creep, so sorry if I come off that way. I think your attraction to inanimate objects and events like liminal spaces or tornadoes is interesting. Would you be comfortable describing it? Like, what about tornadoes is it that you find sexually appealing? Or is it a non-sexual kind of attraction? I've never heard of this before and I'm curious
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No no it's okay! I think mainly it's a combination of fear and awe, that makes me excited and made me think "wow!" It started when I watched a video of one wrecking someone's house. And although I felt sorry for the people, and at first I was terrified of tornadoes because that would be my worst nightmare. But it must have affected me, because I had to keep replaying the video over and over... I then moved on to other videos of them, and I became obsessed with tornadoes, and then it spiralled into a full-blown attraction. I guess subconsciously, it makes sense that I would turn something that scared me into something I find sexy, to make it more familiar to me and less scary! And it worked! Something about them is so mindblowing, but also calming, like I would just watch videos of them for hours and I found them so relaxing to watch. I love the shape of them, the way they come down to the ground, the incredibly fast rotation, and part of it is the destructive nature of them that leaves me with a feeling of awe. It's that raw, force of nature that is unstoppable to humans. Then of course my mind ran wild with scenarios and I started to like it, and I created this kawaii tornado character called Gustav, who is a cute tornado, who is very clumsy and doesn't really know his own strength. I also relate to this feeling of feeling like just by existing, or being around that you hurt people or that you're bad.
As for liminal spaces, that came more recently like a couple months ago. It was after watching a video of them, again. And again, I think it was a combination of fear (or and unsettling feeling) and nostalgia (which is comforting) that made me drawn to them, same with the Spongebob outro song. I always find that my attractions stem from something I find a bit eerie or unsettling (not with humans though, because when I liked humans I only liked non-threatening fictional characters) and also comforting, with liminal spaces and the song it's like a comforting but exciting feeling, and of course I made a character from the spongebob outro as well, called Owari Uta. I started liking it after hearing loads of people found the song creepy or unnerving. And I do have a vague memory of feeling the same way when I listened to it as a kid, but it stuck in my head in a positive way, since I would find myself humming it randomly out of nowhere, often. And then after watching a video (these attractions always seem to come about after watching some video that made me feel that way) I started to love it a lot. I relate a lot to the song too, because everyone finds it creepy, but it's just a harmless, cute song. Hopefully this cleared some things up I'm sorry it was long.