poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
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The Agony Component.
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Aedile
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She's been around for a while, and my initial reaction of HOT DIGGITY DOG!!! remains unchanged.
That’s a great example of how hard it is to breathe with arms fully extended on a cross. Look at her ribs expand and contract. With almost no chest rise and fall: that’s breathing with the diaphragm only. Every other muscle that could assist breathing is stretched taut and can’t move. Then, her lungs can’t expand to take in enough air to avoid the instinctive panic and suffocation instinct. Finally, she can’t expel enough carbon dioxide from her lungs, causing a vicious cycle of light, rapid breathing. Her diaphragm is going to exhaust itself quickly and start cramping. And a diaphragm cramp feels like your chest is going to explode. It’s one of those feelings that causes a primal panic.
Crucifixion was nasty that way. Which makes it so...stimulating to watch.
JoeyRainbow
Magistrate
The breathing is not something I typically spend much time thinking about, other than the fact that it makes "the dance" necessary. But you make it sound arousing in its own right.
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Earlier today I ran across some nicely hi-res versions of M Palmeri's crux drawings. Some are reposts, particularly #5 who is anything but agonized, but is included again because I like her. 
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This was a perfect Crux videoShe's been around for a while, and my initial reaction of HOT DIGGITY DOG!!! remains unchanged.
Where did you get this one I love cross raisings
Vindex
Tribune
blog in French with title "Axelle sur la croix"
Thanks there aren’t enough of these around
Do you have a link? I’m not having any luck finding it.
Vindex
Tribune
Merveilluex! Merci beaucoup!
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Do you see? This is my fantasy. Make love to her one last time, then we'll be whipped, bound body to body. I will then be crucified first. Once my cross has been erected it will come before me with its patibulum and will be nailed in front of me. That the dream is good.
Like SS Timothy and Maura?
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If so, you may want to check out Jastrow
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who has been known to do the occasional coed crucifixion.
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Magnificent. Indeed this corresponds well to my crux fantasy.If so, you may want to check out Jastrow
Jastrow's Pic of the Day
Happy New Year! I've decided to start a new thread in honor of the new year. I have a hard drive full of renderings I've done over the last 10 years and I propose to share some of them with the group over the course of the year with a different image posted each day. Some of them may be old...www.cruxforums.com
who has been known to do the occasional coed crucifixion.
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
All in all, "The Agony Component" may be the most important factor in whether a staged crucifixion titillates the viewer.
The model can be plain looking, the rigging amateurish, the cinematography shaky and out of focus, the audio full of background noise-- I've seen all of these (and other failings) redeemed by a good acting job (and probably good directing, esp. in the case of Makar's videos) where the one on the cross literally writhes in agony.
This model (in Alex Bald's Crucifixion 15) understands this concept! (Don't forget to turn on the audio!)
(Video excerpt hosted on Imgur. Complete video available form Alex at liu05@inbox.ru.)
The model can be plain looking, the rigging amateurish, the cinematography shaky and out of focus, the audio full of background noise-- I've seen all of these (and other failings) redeemed by a good acting job (and probably good directing, esp. in the case of Makar's videos) where the one on the cross literally writhes in agony.
This model (in Alex Bald's Crucifixion 15) understands this concept! (Don't forget to turn on the audio!)
(Video excerpt hosted on Imgur. Complete video available form Alex at liu05@inbox.ru.)