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A Refinement In Humiliation?
- Thread starter fat slave girl
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You've highlighted an interesting aspect here - hair is not just about the looks of the person being crucified, but the link to identity and that experience is quite powerful to both the viewed and the viewer.
...every once in a while Tree can show a glimmer of class...Comes close to being poetic Tree
... and then the light dims and goes out, and he returns to general mayhem and the execution of innocents?
That's just the moonlight on his evening Seagrams, Barb
Oh, wait!
He said ' a glimmer of class' not 'a glimmer of glass'
That's just the moonlight on his evening Seagrams, Barb
Oh, wait!
He said ' a glimmer of class' not 'a glimmer of glass'
Wragg apparently needs glasses 
View attachment 240112 Wragg apparently needs glasses
Yeah, well, maybe I spend too long on Crux Forums
Hot Damn!
You've done it again! I wish you'd let me get my shades on before you do that!
fat slave girl
Regina Servorum
Your hand maiden awaits the command to begin her work, Queen Barbaria...
serendipity
Executioner
And for many observers including myself, a crucified lady's locks are cherished! After a long struggle attached to the timber - naked, sweaty and with head bowed, energy waning - her tousled hair draped over shoulders and chest add an element of peacefulness - complete surrender. In the purest sense (for me) this is a consensual, intentional act shared by the victim, those who brought her to this state, and the host of adoring witnesses. Tomorrow she likely returns refreshed to a much different existence....until next time she greets the cross. Cheers for your vanity, Eulalia!
malins
Stumbling Seeker
Very true, that it is an important part of the identity. To hack away my hair, would be a little like cutting the string of a puppet, I feel I would collapse.
For almost all of my life I have worn my hair long, or longer, or really long. When the most intent of my punishment is humiliation of my person, I must expect it to be cut. But when the most intent is public spectacle, I would hope to be permitted to throw it around
Each attempt, to hide myself behind it, would naturally be punished.
malins
Stumbling Seeker
Good, this has nothing to do with crucifixions. But for those, who are perhaps interested in practical inspirations from the times when such things were well established, here is a resource with instructions for recreating historical Greek, Roman and other hairstylings. https://www.youtube.com/user/jntvstp?feature=watch , or, in detail, the attempted reconstruction of the style of the Vestals, http://www.livescience.com/26112-oldest-roman-hairstyle-recreated.html
Of course, removing ripping elaborate costume, and undoing (or, hacking away) sophisticated hairstyles can be a great part of the humiliation of the crux. So first you need to have it, to lose it
Of course, removing ripping elaborate costume, and undoing (or, hacking away) sophisticated hairstyles can be a great part of the humiliation of the crux. So first you need to have it, to lose it
gibier
Onlooker
Haircut bald woman against her will is undoubtedly one of the deepest humiliation. Yes, I can imagine it. I was dragged naked into the arena and tied by pillar, it could be whipped. Between strokes of the whip my hair trimmed. With a final stroke my head bald as a knee. Then I am placed tattered back to the cross. Scream in pain as the nails penetrate my wrists. Lying full of pain with arms outstretched and feel how they get rid of hair in the my pubic landscape. They continue nailing my feet. Finally, I have a few lashes across the chest. Cross rises and for a moment I hang helplessly exposed to the admiration of the audience. Lascivious glances of men and sadistic gleam in the eyes of women ...