This post has made me spend the last 20 minutes sounding out the word “genetically” in my head to see if it should have four or five syllables. I think I might even pronounce it differently in different contexts.
A pale, well clean and curated guy with strange dresses (rich) who show up suddenly alone with no luggage or horse (alone), talking some foreign language (stranger).
Depending from the periods and the location, the two more likely scenario would be either to be robbed and killed/sold-as-slave or be arrested and put in a jail for interrogation.
I get that, but unfortunately that’s not how it’s usually taken in now. It’s usually ‘read this as part of the syllabus’ in college and it’s a slog, which is just too bad because the actual tales are great and I’m sure they’re wonderful when read aloud by a skilled speaker (never been to a performance).
Most likely you’d spread some diseases that we’re all immune. You wouldn’t even explain how did you get there and that you’re not a heretic due to the language barrier, so probably end up burned alive or something.
Those diseases also work the other way around. Your only small defence would be better hygiene and they would probably think you were somehow wrong in the head for constantly washing youself.
That and extreme cold are literally the only times I care about a close parking space. Oh no, I have to walk for 30 seconds before I get into the store? The horror!
I… Heh. 🥰 To seriously answer your question I guess early childhood socialization? Being naughty and then getting scolded and forced to fix it and learn my lesson was fun. And now that desire to be a brat has taken on new meaning.
I guess being forced to take my desires less seriously in the urgency or the anger of the situation can provide a bit of risk, danger, or shock. The idea that I can do my best and they will still be pissed regardless and treat me differently because of it is so much fun. And then, its kinky so there’s aftercare where the attitude drops and I’m given love.
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