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Most Disturbing Article I've read in a long time . . .

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I can hardly beleive that is real. What kind of twisted sick mind would actually want a limb amputated? This is one of the more messed up things I have ever read:( :confused: :(
 
I've heard of this. A guy died a few years ago after convincing someone to cut his leg off in a hotel room.
 
I know it's their bodies but that's the wierdiest thing I've seen in a long time. I wonder how all the involuntary amputees out there feel about that. They'd probably lynch the guy if they could...
 
I had a girlfriend about 15 years ago who was an amputee. She was devastatingly hot... was a total wild girl biker stripper before her accident. She told me that after her accident she found out that there were guys who had a fetish for amputees. I'd never even heard of that.
 
casavant said:
LOL. In the words of Chris Rock: "Whatever happened to just plain old 'crazy'?"
No kidding! People just never fail to amaze me with the things they can do. This psych teacher I had once said if you can think it someone has done it. Like munging. :D
 
SofaGeorge said:
I had a girlfriend about 15 years ago who was an amputee. She was devastatingly hot... was a total wild girl biker stripper before her accident. She told me that after her accident she found out that there were guys who had a fetish for amputees. I'd never even heard of that.

I take it that it was a leg that was amputated? Did she have a prosthesis? Did it not bother you at all? It would bother the hell out of me- I would never willingly enter into a relationship with an amputee. Just couldn't do it.

Honest questions though....no offense intended.
 
casavant said:


Did she have a prosthesis? Did it not bother you at all? It would bother the hell out of me- I would never willingly enter into a relationship with an amputee. Just couldn't do it.


Don't knock it , one legged girls are a pushover.


Sorry.
 
amputation is my fear....i couldn't imagine wanting that...try putting on your fucking clothes in the mornin w/ only one hand...that shit is fucking WHACKED...i guess your workouts would only take 1/2 as long though.....
 
casavant said:


I take it that it was a leg that was amputated? Did she have a prosthesis? Did it not bother you at all? It would bother the hell out of me- I would never willingly enter into a relationship with an amputee. Just couldn't do it.

Honest questions though....no offense intended.

I'll tell you the truth about it - but it is a little odd. (But since I think it comes under the heading of "learning experience" and somebody else here might be in the same situation... I might as well share it.)

I met her on the set of a TV show I was working on. She worked as a stand in... which meant that they put her in the position the actor was supposed to be in in order to do lighting and set the mark for cameras. On TV shows you have an incredible amount of down time. She used crutches then... and at first I thought she had a broken leg... she was hot... God delicious hot... so there actually seemed something logical about her having a broken leg... like she had a ski accident or something. Then pretty quickly I caught on... it wasn't broken. She told me she was in a motorcycle accident with her old boyfriend. She was in the hospital for about 6 months... a good chunk of that watching her leg turn into gangrene... then having to make the decission to have it taken off... then rehabing and getting fitted with a prosthesis.

By this time I'd yacked with her enough to know I really liked her. She was a courageous type... independent... and very funny to talk to. She insisted on living alone after her accident when she got out of the hospital. She wanted to take care of herself.

I asked her out... and we made plans to go out to dinner. I went by her place to pick her up. While we were at her house... she pulled out "the book." It was a photo album... her before the accident... then her in the hospital... and then her going through rehab. She told me honestly that she hadn't dated anyone since her accident because just like you or I might have thoughts of trepidation about dating someone who had lost a leg - she had her own fears. She had once had a totally gourgeous body. After the accident she had a missing leg... and a lot of scars... some from the accident... some from grafts. They took big patchs of skin off her back and side to fix other areas.

I realized she was showing me the book to see how I would react to the idea... basically to prep me with the "Do you realize I'm an ugly mass of scars" question mark hanging over her head. (That was the first time I put two and two together too. She always wore long sleave shirts and full sweaters... and skirts down to the floor. She was hiding her body.)

We sat and talked a little longer... hard to explain... but I really liked her. I liked the kind of person she was.

Then, I asked her to show me her leg. She didn't understand what I meant at first and pulled her skirt a bit away from her prosthesis. I shoke my head No. I asked her to take her leg off.

She did. It wasn't that big a deal to her... she did it every day... so it didn't freak her out.

Then... I just looked at it... touched the stump... examined the scars... saw the patch on her leg where they took a 6 x 5 inch hunk of skin off in a square.

She asked me if I wanted to see the rest of it. She took off her skirt... and sweater... showed me all the scars... and there were a bunch...

...but it only took about 2-3 minutes of looking at it and it wasn't a big deal. I can't explain this exactly... but after just sitting down and looking at everything... I didn't even really see her as an amputee anymore. She was just the girl I knew... and we had to walk slow because she was on crutches.

After looking at everything... I didn't have any uneasyness about her, her leg, her scars... anything.

It really wasn't a big deal.

Think about it... if you lost a leg... you'd be the same person you are now.... only without a leg. Think about the most wonderful woman you ever met in your life... she'd still be the same person if she had scars. She'd be the same person without a leg. So would you.
 
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SofaGeorge said:

Think about it... if you lost a leg... you'd be the same person you are now.... only without a leg. Think about the most wonderful woman you ever met in your life... she'd still be the same person if she had scars. She'd be the same person without a leg. So would you.

Thanks for the reply man. I appreciate it.
 
casavant said:


Thanks for the reply man. I appreciate it.

NP... all of our experiences prepare us for who we are. I was really grateful to have met her. Later, I had another girlfriend that I loved very much - and one day out of the clear blue I was looking at that girl having to be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life.

If I hadn't this experience... I wouldn't have been as prepared for that.
 
SofaGeorge said:


NP... all of our experiences prepare us for who we are. I was really grateful to have met her. Later, I had another girlfriend that I loved very much - and one day out of the clear blue I was looking at that girl having to be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life.

If I hadn't this experience... I wouldn't have been as prepared for that.

Damn, tough times. :(

-sk
 
The worst accident that I ever saw was a woman at work who got her arm caught between two rollers, and it pulled her arm in up to about the middle of her forearm. They tried to save everything, and ended up amputating her fingers one at a time, as they tried to save them. :(

They ended up taking her arm just below the elbow.:(
 
SofaGeorge said:


NP... all of our experiences prepare us for who we are. I was really grateful to have met her. Later, I had another girlfriend that I loved very much - and one day out of the clear blue I was looking at that girl having to be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life.

If I hadn't this experience... I wouldn't have been as prepared for that.



Who are you? You have some life, and some experiances...:D
 
VicTusDeuS said:




Who are you? You have some life, and some experiances...:D

Funniest thing, bro, is I honestly can't tell people the most intersting experiences of my life because no one would remotely ever believe they were true.
 
Has anyone seen "Deuce Biggalow, male gigolo" he gets hired to have sex with an amputee girl and ends up falling in love with her. Shes totally hot but has a plastic prosthetic leg that looks like it was made by the same company that made Apollo Creeds fake hand in "Happy Gilmore".
 
These idiots will amputate a limb and then realize that they can no longer function in a job and then demand "disability". I think this is the new special interest group of the Democratic Party.
 
The full length feature

This sticky is the full length article in depth.

http://www.theatlantic.com/cgi-bin/o/issues/2000/12/elliott.htm

This is some real sick shit. Ever just wake up one day and be like screw this, I dont wan't my leg and arm anymore!! This is some serious, has to be genetic disorder. They say in the article its almost like a gay man feeling trapped in the wrong body.

The limb feel foreign and out of whack with this body, crazy shit!!

So much for friggin symetry!!!
 
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