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GAMES FOR POLITICALLY OR MORALLY CORRECT COUPLES – GAME 1: POLITICALLY CORRECT SEX (PART 4)
“Excuse me. I got a little excited. Sorry about that. I lost control of myself for a moment and started spearing you. Did you feel raped just then?”
“No, I didn’t feel raped.”
“I shouldn’t spear, though. I really shouldn’t. I’ll try to slow down.” “Just do it!”
“But isn’t it rude to stick my penis inside you like this? I’m sorry to invade your space like this.” “I want you to.” “You don’t feel assaulted?” “Shut up!”
“You don’t feel you’re giving in to a male oppressor? You don’t feel degraded?”
“Would you stop with the male oppressor stuff?”
“I just want to be politically correct.”
“What are you doing? Why are you saying these things? You’re mocking me!”
“I just want to make sure everything’s politically correct.”
“Stop it!”
“But I . . .”
“Stop it, I said, and fuck me!”
Obviously this game involves a kind of teasing by the husband—so it could go awry at any moment. If the wife becomes upset, the husband should drop it and attempt instead to discuss what has happened and what kind of feelings the game has aroused. On the other hand, the wife might find herself becoming both annoyed and passionate at the same time (as in the dialogue above). Her fears of losing control to a man, which she had been warding off through her demands that the sex be politically correct, are now assuaged and made to feel absurd by his ultracautious approach. She suddenly gets in touch with the most primitive well of her sexuality, like the heroines in books like Lady Chatterley’s Lover (by D. H. Lawrence) and movies like Swept Away (by Lina Wertmtiller). Down deep she wants to be swept away by passion, as all humans do—but she also fears it. This game helps her to become aware both of that fear and of how it usually is politicized.
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