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Loxuru said:
Nice scene!
(Perhaps, just a bit too much flowers, locally)!
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lol Speak for yourself. I have always loved crux images that have flower crowns over thorn crowns and/or flower aesthetics. I like to call it "adding beauty to the macabre."
In fact, in the near future when I start doing crux plays myself I plan on adding flower crowns in addition to thorn crowns. I just like them better.
And if its total exposure you want, how many hundreds if not thousands of nude crux images are their already? lol
 
Althanie J said:
lol Speak for yourself. I have always loved crux images that have flower crowns over thorn crowns and/or flower aesthetics. I like to call it "adding beauty to the macabre."
In fact, in the near future when I start doing crux plays myself I plan on adding flower crowns in addition to thorn crowns. I just like them better.
And if its total exposure you want, how many hundreds if not thousands of nude crux images are their already? lol
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Of course, there is nothing against embellishing crosses with flower garlands, as a cynical aesthetics. But these garlands around the loins are a bit 'too strategically' placed! ;)
 
To me, those floral mini-loincloths seem very sexy, and serve to draw attention to what they're concealing - which the crowd in the Colosseum, and everyone here, knows perfectly well anyway! I think there is some Classical evidence for otherwise naked women in the arena for whatever purposes being adorned with flowery mini-garments - dancers certainly would have been, but dressing even those destined to die in that way might have been a kind of mockery - though, as I've often said, Romans may not have been much bothered about the girls feeling ashamed, but they do seem to have had a superstitious fear that seeing female genitals would cause themselves some harm.
 
Eulalia said:
To me, those floral mini-loincloths seem very sexy, and serve to draw attention to what they're concealing - which the crowd in the Colosseum, and everyone here, knows perfectly well anyway! I think there is some Classical evidence for otherwise naked women in the arena for whatever purposes being adorned with flowery mini-garments - dancers certainly would have been, but dressing even those destined to die in that way might have been a kind of mockery - though, as I've often said, Romans may not have been much bothered about the girls feeling ashamed, but they do seem to have had a superstitious fear that seeing female genitals would cause themselves some harm.
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In the 2001 film version of Quo Vadis, some of the victims also wore floral loincloths, but rather loosely.
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