Writers: BigWinVinyl2 & XP
Subject: Why So Deeply Horny?
Link: FetLife / 23.10.2026
Why So Deeply Horny?
BIGWINVINUL2 ASKED:
All these erotic drawings makes my reproductive organs become very attracted and begin to produce precum. My cock head becomes alive with sensation. All is very different that to. Why is that ? Why so deeply horny?
RESPONSE FROM XP (VIA FETLIFE & LS666 BLOG):
An interesting question. Why do some images conjure lust and arousal, yet they are not necessarily pornographic? Could it be that because the brain responds to suggestion, context, and psychological meaning rather than just explicit anatomy? For example, nudity is not a requirement for sexual response.
Let me give you a very personal example. For a short while, I had been a little lost. I had been writing a story called the “Cult of the Sheh” (the Chinese word for Serpent). The storyline was about the worship of the Serpent that combined with a woman to become a transgendered demon succubus. I had made some significant progress in the story … but it got stalled.
For a while, I had been languid and felt no inspiration and had not been enjoying my usual sensual, self-pleasuring of cock, balls, and ass. Sometimes life drowns out my sexual desire, wantonness, and promiscuousness. Too many issues and problems to solve.
Here’s a draft cover that I was working on …
Anyway, that all changed the other night.
I was watching “Kingdom”, a Korean Zombie TV show. It was rated 8.3 on IMDb on Netflix and was actually very interesting. However, in S2 E1, there was a scene where the evil queen calls upon her blood-drenched evil deity, through a witch-type oracle figure, to ask about the success of her wicked scheme.
It wasn’t sexual in any shape or form, but it triggered me most profoundly.
I found my hand on my cock, pounding myself, imagining a blood-drenched evil idol that I could crudely describe as a Baphomet-inspired combination of male and female genitalia, human and serpent, covered in blood … it had been on my mind for some time (I had even written it into the storyline) … my mind seemed to fill in the blanks and respond at a psychological level to this trigger. They call this cognitive priming (imagination) — our brains fill in the gaps — and this is what I imagined …
More obvious examples would be partial coverage, a suggestive glance, posture, or fabric clinging to the body, which forces the mind to actively interpret the scene, which ramps up mental and physical excitement more effectively than total exposure. Add this to your individual associations and memories, and lust lives largely inside the viewer, not just the pixels. Past experiences, personal kinks, fantasies, and cultural conditioning mean a simple shadow, a specific piece of clothing, or an everyday object can act as a personal trigger or fetishistic anchor.
I hope that helps. XP