What made you view gore? (1 Viewer)

[ClamBiscuit]

When I was around 12 me and my bff had dial up internet and found rotten.com... I'm sure it gave us a little PTSD. When I got a smart phone I found best gore and checked there every few days untill it was gone. I really just like the shock of it all and I find ways to die interesting. I guess it's a guilty pleasure that I keep secret.

 

[massdawg92]

I love to see bad stuff when I get bored from work and think I’d never do some of the shit that’s on here

 

[Blinkdawg19]

Budd Dwyer was the first video I came across... Since then I've learned to appreciate my mortality.... So seeing others ending simply reinforces that.

 

[cannedkittens]

Midgets

 

[SapientVulpine]

It's something to remind me that I'm alive, jar me out of being detached for a couple of minutes.

 

[Der Wolf]

I care about death uncensored because it is the end of life
Pathologically, I am also interested in how death could be reversed
I am also interested in several forms of death, especially war footages or police recordings
It’s a reality they don’t show anywhere in the media and it should to show it because this is the a reality

 

[jhouma77]

When I stuck my cock into a vagina and came, I immediately had a sensation of gore. It was beautiful.

 

[GoatsCuntHair]

I think watching gore puts things into perspective for you. While in West Europe/North America we have problems, NOTHING compares to the shit that goes on in third world countries. It makes you grateful for the safety we have. The fact that I can walk down the street and not think that I'll be kidnapped and beheaded makes me feel good.

 

[Der Wolf]

Because I want to see the reality

 

[A-ko]

Well, my interest on watching people die came up pretty early.
My mother was a teacher at an university and did necropsies on animals fairly often. I remember my sister cried sometimes but I just wanted to see the moment the animal died. You know what I mean, the moment a living being becomes just a thing.
Then I was sexually abused by mother, for years. Not rape, but a lot of gropping and a lot of fixation on my ass from her.
From then on I think I have had this fascination with gore, which just got exacerbated by my ex-husband's abuse.
Now gore and dead people is just something I stare at when I'm stressed.

 

[DuhSinfulDemom]

I want to see the gore for what it is without the censorship from the media, also its a guilty pleasure of mine

 

[Graziani]

Because i love it.

Rip brother

 

[stok3d]

A desire to see the world as it really was, and to take the good with the bad.

 

[Beheliteater]

Rented vhs/vcr tapes in obscure places back in the late 80s. Faces of death had a nice little skull on the cover. I had to take it home.

 

[Xena1966]

Because of asswipe humans. We're surrounded by the brain fucking dead. They're useless, dead weight space taking scum. Poison the water systems. God is not working fast enough with Aieds, ( spelled wrong but you know about the gay disease)., now Corona Virus. Get a fucking clue, you fucking, worthless, degenerates. ...

 

[DerWilderer]

I think my interest in Gorish stuff rised around 99/00 when I was around 16 years old, in the time of the Columbine shooting and other school amok runs like in Erfurt. I hated school, so..... I wondered how the victims looked after death, so I took one step after another into the gorish stuff.

I remember "Ogrish".com and one poster there, "Leather Apron". Seemed to be a legend.

 

[Nur Darwisyah]

i want to suicide but all the gore stuffs made me think about how ill be dead soon, how people see my naked bodies.

 

[Madwoman.x]

Well, you'll know nothing about it because you'll be dead.

 

[Red-Footed Booby]

To fight the raging battle of boredom!

 

[coleoptera]

Late-night, unrestricted access to the internet in the early 2000s turned me towards "things I probably shouldn't look at but want to anyways".