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I don't think in that situation there's much chance of displaying emotion - fighting for breath is as much as even a fit, strong girl can do!
This is just classic crux lore, not fact, Eulalia; men, and women, can hang like this for tens of minutes and more. And display emotions while hanging.

It's the same crux lore as the one about the ''dislocation of the shoulders'' if the arms are not almost vertical.

In any event, I don't think anyone actually nailed on the cross in Roman times would do these writhing ''acrobatics'' on the cross, it would hurt like thousand hells.
 
This is just classic crux lore, not fact, Eulalia; men, and women, can hang like this for tens of minutes and more. And display emotions while hanging.

It's the same crux lore as the one about the ''dislocation of the shoulders'' if the arms are not almost vertical.

In any event, I don't think anyone actually nailed on the cross in Roman times would do these writhing ''acrobatics'' on the cross, it would hurt like thousand hells.
I would think that, no matter how much increased pain movement would cause, a crucified person would have no choice but to thrash. I had a kidney stone a few years back--it was the most monstrous pain I had ever felt. And I could not keep still.

FYI about this topic: I found an interesting blog --somewhat academic in nature-- that some may find informative.
http://ifpeakoilwerenoobject.blogspot.com/2010/06/crucifixion-bodily-support-part-1.html
 
ASMR? Not familiar with that . . .
I heard about this before. Here's the definition from Wikipedia:
Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), sometimes auto sensory meridian response,[2][3][4] is a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine.​
ASMR signifies the subjective experience of “low-grade euphoria" characterized by "a combination of positive feelings and a distinct static-like tingling sensation on the skin.” It is most commonly triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attention control.[1][9] A genre of videos intended to induce ASMR has emerged, over 13 million of which had been published on YouTube by June 2018.​

And here's a video that explains it and gives you some examples to test and see if you can experience it:

People who have this ASMR sensitivity are triggered by various things, but soft breathing, whispering, rustling, etc. sounds seem to be high on the list. That particular video clip Mp5stab is referring to has soft breathing sounds, clicks, etc. like some of those ASMR videos.
 
Another recent AB crux, Crucifixion 73, contains another unimaginative and downright stoic cross raising. I'm not sure why AB doesn't direct his models to emote a bit during this phase of the process.

I mean, after all, a crucified person lying on the ground on her cross is essentially resting. But once you're being raised, the infernal forces of gravity conspire to stretch muscles, tendons, and bones to their breaking points and deprive lungs of breathing. One should be terrified as the cross slowly climbs into a 90 degree angle with Mother Earth.

But these gals act like somebody raised their beach lounge chairs to a sitting position.
"Nice! Thank you! I can feel the breeze now!"

Judge for yourselves, folks. Anybody get turned on by the few sighs in this excerpt? (I'll post a different part of the crux later for comparison.)

 
I heard about this before. Here's the definition from Wikipedia:
Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), sometimes auto sensory meridian response,[2][3][4] is a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine.​
ASMR signifies the subjective experience of “low-grade euphoria" characterized by "a combination of positive feelings and a distinct static-like tingling sensation on the skin.” It is most commonly triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attention control.[1][9] A genre of videos intended to induce ASMR has emerged, over 13 million of which had been published on YouTube by June 2018.​

And here's a video that explains it and gives you some examples to test and see if you can experience it:

People who have this ASMR sensitivity are triggered by various things, but soft breathing, whispering, rustling, etc. sounds seem to be high on the list. That particular video clip Mp5stab is referring to has soft breathing sounds, clicks, etc. like some of those ASMR videos.
Thanks a lot for the explanation. I took the test. I don't have the capability for ASMR. :loco:
But, I can curl my tongue! :aplastao:
 
You know what, Cruxforumers?

Faithful members such as @Gibbs505 and @kádár lászló post all these wonderful images of gorgeous girls, some of whom are just crying out to be crucified.

It seems almost churlish not to oblige them sometimes! After all, is this site, or is it not called 'Crux Forums?'

I really didn't want to call this thread 'Wragg's manips' or anything like that, because I'd be delighted to welcome any manips, but the only 'rule' is that the victim must have appeared on a thread on this site.

Enjoy!
If many of these girls knew how painful crucifixion was they wouldn't be so eager.
 
Another recent AB crux, Crucifixion 73, contains another unimaginative and downright stoic cross raising. I'm not sure why AB doesn't direct his models to emote a bit during this phase of the process.

I mean, after all, a crucified person lying on the ground on her cross is essentially resting. But once you're being raised, the infernal forces of gravity conspire to stretch muscles, tendons, and bones to their breaking points and deprive lungs of breathing. One should be terrified as the cross slowly climbs into a 90 degree angle with Mother Earth.


But these gals act like somebody raised their beach lounge chairs to a sitting position.
"Nice! Thank you! I can feel the breeze now!"

Judge for yourselves, folks. Anybody get turned on by the few sighs in this excerpt? (I'll post a different part of the crux later for comparison.)

Yes, she does look like she's enjoying it! Still, why shouldn't she? Not much fun to watch or listen to, though ...
 
As promised, here's a later part of Crucifixion 73. The model has a great body (despite the tats), "dances" nicely, and seems to emote well, but I'm tired of checking to see if I have the sound muted.

If you're the kind who likes to fantasize and/or create a back story while watching crux vids, here's a possibility: the young woman was an outspoken political enemy of the regime. They warned her to stop her street-corner rhetoric, but she persisted (apologies to Sen. Warren) in loudly criticizing the powers-that-be. She was arrested, tried, and sentenced to crucifixion, with the specific pre-execution requirement of removal of her larynx.


 
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