(I suspect this is also why the thought is alarming to men - getting kicked downstairs is a nightmare for any man.) Most of those who are into CBT are masochists, who get off on having pain applied.
CBT is merely a form of pain play - it's just that the pain is applied directly to the genitals. But as we say in the kink community, Your Kink Is Not My Kink But Your Kink Is Okay.)(You know, this is basically an extended complaint as to how the question is written.)Now, as to the actual why of things. Just because someone's into BDSM doesn't mean that someone is automatically into every kink in the world. I myself don't share some kinks with my lady, and I know I have some kinks she isn't into. I should be very surprised if two people have kink lists that match up 100%. Why do people into BDSM and get orgasm after girls kicking his balls?Īh, cock and ball torture, that most strange (to some eyes) of kinks.First off, I should note, and this is likely a refrain I'll be repeating again and again: Kink is not all-or-nothing it's an all-you-can-eat buffet. They defined a new sound by using distortion on their guitars (which nowadays everybody is doing), they were first with Indian traditional music instruments…So, in my opinion, the only possible number two is Kinks, the most underrated band ever. This is of course my personal opinion, but the Kinks were way better than the Beatles in that period, and would have been #1 if the AFM didn’t cut them off the biggest market. In my opinion, they could have been #1, but they were banned from performing in the US in 1964–1965, when Beatles reached their peak. They have produced great songs, and have been very influential. There is another band (part of the “big four”) that has influenced modern music a lot more than Beatles, and nobody is mentioning them: the Kinks. So is Nirvana the second best?Actually, there have been a lot of bands claiming (or whose fans claim) they “sound like Beatles” but if you know a little more about the 60s, that’s not true. In the late 90s everything sounded like Nirvana, and today we forgot about grunge, but still call “alternative rock” everything that sounds like Nirvana.
There are only 2 other bands who did something similar: Velvet underground and Nirvana. They redefined pop music, or maybe invented it. Every band after them sounded like Beatles. They have been successful throughout the 80s and 90s, but became annoying after that (sill selling very well).Some would say Queen are the best, some would say Rolling stones, Pink floyd, Guns n roses… all these band can be found at #2 (some even #1) of some “Top 10/Top 100” list on the internet.But well, if the Beatles were the best band of all time, it’s because they changed everything. My personal number one would be U2, which nobody else is mentioning. And what if the Beatles weren’t the best band of all time?Defining “best” is always subjective.
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