Genders in the scripts
Posted: January 20th, 2007, 4:56 pmIn a lot of the files, e.g. CravePain, the references are to a male top (master, him, his etc). I'm not sure, but is this maybe a potential problem for, e.g. people who have a female top?
If it is - and I don't know, I haven't really listened to CravePain yet - wouldn't a file that suggests that the words you hear refer to tops/hypnotists/whatever is relevant as being of the gender you think they should be/want them to be/have. So this isn't so much about making the voices *sound* feminine/masculine as making them *refer* to masculine/feminine as is appropriate for you. Similarly, TrainPain seems to refer to females, a file which let the listener reinterpret those parts would then make these files attractive to many more people.
Of course, it may be the case that the brain does this reinterpretation anyway, in which case the file would be unnecessary... if so though, please reply and let me know :)
Thanks,
N
If it is - and I don't know, I haven't really listened to CravePain yet - wouldn't a file that suggests that the words you hear refer to tops/hypnotists/whatever is relevant as being of the gender you think they should be/want them to be/have. So this isn't so much about making the voices *sound* feminine/masculine as making them *refer* to masculine/feminine as is appropriate for you. Similarly, TrainPain seems to refer to females, a file which let the listener reinterpret those parts would then make these files attractive to many more people.
Of course, it may be the case that the brain does this reinterpretation anyway, in which case the file would be unnecessary... if so though, please reply and let me know :)
Thanks,
N