ProsEntertaining comedy of excess. ConsStrong language, sexual references. ConsStrong language, sexual references. ConsStrong language, sexual references. Not for that squeamish.
The novel contains a staggering amount of profanity, there are times if the sexual nature of the information is a bit hard to take. . And it appears that the author, Richard Perez, knows this world intimately. So the true aim of these belts is to become secure enough that you can't take your penis out or how to spank bdsm get access into it without doing injury to your belt therefore breaking the "rules" of the male chastity belt game you might be playing together with your partner.
After all, the Internet has given countless alienated weirdos the illusion of belonging, of "community. The novel contains a staggering amount of profanity, and there are times when the sexual nature of the fabric is a bit difficult to take. Drugs play an element -- a huge part -- both in this story and on this culture: this subterranean socio-class of disgruntled and angry artists (or would-be artists). (The subtitle of this novel gives some clue of the direction the story is headed-minus the irony. I purchased this book through Amazon.
This is not just a mainstream book because of its subject matter and language. In this climate of fear and self-loathing and isolationism, PERMANENT OBSCURITY tells the seedy yarn of Dolores and Serena, two East Village archetypes, who puff and snort their way to infamy after committing an act of Abu Ghraib-style one-upsmanship using a perverted twist. Drugs play an element -- a huge part -- both on this story and on this culture: this subterranean socio-class of disgruntled and angry artists (or would-be artists). At least on this case, and mostly likely in most cases like this. )PERMANENT OBSCURITY is not really a book recommended for minors, using its shocking degree of F bombs and fetishistic pornographic situations, many uncommon by most readers.
Hatred for everything American was at an all time high so we were paranoid (paranoia accurately reflected in mainstream movies like HOSTEL). In this climate of fear and self-loathing and isolationism, PERMANENT OBSCURITY tells the seedy yarn of Dolores and Serena, two East Village archetypes, who puff and snort their approach to infamy after committing an act of Abu Ghraib-style one-upsmanship using a perverted twist. In all fairness, the time frame of the book is through the mid-00s, during what might be one one of the most isolated and paranoid times in American history.
For the surprising, twisted ending alone, PERMANENT OBSCURITY will probably be worth seeking out. . . . The way I see it, there is no doubt: if you really want to enjoy a male chastity belt for the full, then locking your man in a steel chastity belt becomes almost unavoidable.
The novel contains a staggering amount of profanity, there are times if the sexual nature of the information is a bit hard to take. . And it appears that the author, Richard Perez, knows this world intimately. So the true aim of these belts is to become secure enough that you can't take your penis out or how to spank bdsm get access into it without doing injury to your belt therefore breaking the "rules" of the male chastity belt game you might be playing together with your partner.
After all, the Internet has given countless alienated weirdos the illusion of belonging, of "community. The novel contains a staggering amount of profanity, and there are times when the sexual nature of the fabric is a bit difficult to take. Drugs play an element -- a huge part -- both in this story and on this culture: this subterranean socio-class of disgruntled and angry artists (or would-be artists). (The subtitle of this novel gives some clue of the direction the story is headed-minus the irony. I purchased this book through Amazon.
This is not just a mainstream book because of its subject matter and language. In this climate of fear and self-loathing and isolationism, PERMANENT OBSCURITY tells the seedy yarn of Dolores and Serena, two East Village archetypes, who puff and snort their way to infamy after committing an act of Abu Ghraib-style one-upsmanship using a perverted twist. Drugs play an element -- a huge part -- both on this story and on this culture: this subterranean socio-class of disgruntled and angry artists (or would-be artists). At least on this case, and mostly likely in most cases like this. )PERMANENT OBSCURITY is not really a book recommended for minors, using its shocking degree of F bombs and fetishistic pornographic situations, many uncommon by most readers.
Hatred for everything American was at an all time high so we were paranoid (paranoia accurately reflected in mainstream movies like HOSTEL). In this climate of fear and self-loathing and isolationism, PERMANENT OBSCURITY tells the seedy yarn of Dolores and Serena, two East Village archetypes, who puff and snort their approach to infamy after committing an act of Abu Ghraib-style one-upsmanship using a perverted twist. In all fairness, the time frame of the book is through the mid-00s, during what might be one one of the most isolated and paranoid times in American history.
For the surprising, twisted ending alone, PERMANENT OBSCURITY will probably be worth seeking out. . . . The way I see it, there is no doubt: if you really want to enjoy a male chastity belt for the full, then locking your man in a steel chastity belt becomes almost unavoidable.