What made you view gore? (6 Viewers)

[The8OfSpades]

First a desperate attempt to feel anything that failed, now because of academic interest I suppose.

 

[emiemiemster]

Fascination of murder and crime cases. Little me would always search up "murder case photos" on google

Share why you either enjoy or view gore and what influenced you.

 

[Johnnyslycash]

Curiosity at first. Now I just like to be reminded how fucked humans are and why I avoid them.

 

[Mr. Ser Jr]

i woke up one day wen i was a child and my tv didnt turn on (i was waiting for Thomas the engine lol).
Instead I found bg.com and I loved it
unfortunately that page doesnt work anymore so i came here

 

[RattleHead]

It all stated with faces of death on acid.

 

[Not my name]

It started with isis beheadings.

 

[DropOfVenom]

I've always been fascinated by biology and taxidermy. Death is just cool to me and gore happens to fall under that category. Dont really find it sexually satifying. It's just interesting to see for me.

 

[Danlind95]

I watch gore because it shows you the harsh reality of what the world is actually like plus it saves me from killing some motherfucker as I get my urges relieved by gore

 

[PxPinkBlue]

Share why you either enjoy or view gore and what influenced you.

Why do you care fag

 

[Nobbler]

Saddam Husain hanging, got a taste for it and searched for more.

 

[ang3l]

so one of my old buddies got me into the reddit 50/50 challenge. i was curious of course because at the time i had no idea what it was, so i took the bait and jumped in blindly. the first couple were cute dogs, cats, flowers, sunsets things like that. then there was a motorcycle accident where this guy had his head clean cut off by a tire that hit him on the highway. i hadn't seen that stuff so i immediatly felt sick. then i kept doing it and the posts got repetitive so i found goregrish. my story isn't all that interesting but i don't regret one second of it.

 

[Ellzibette]

Death scares me, and I am a masochist

 

[Jceed]

Interest in war and everything that goes with it from a history in colour book as a kid, slowly developed over whats 25 years into something thats probably more morbid curiosity. Baffles me living in a first world country how little value life has in the other corners of the world.

Rip to the lost hosts, ogrish, rotten to name a couple who have fallen on the sword

 

[smaple]

A lot of time home alone with computer, found by accident and lurker since

 

[mrln]

the naked women

 

[Ritogash]

Saw it on accident and got curious

 

[Vantor]

Accidentally came across CharonBoat when I was a little kid. I actually ended up becoming interested in learning about how people died (and what to avoid), and the fact that it was taboo made me more curious. Now all these years later, that hasn't really changed. Definitely made me more careful crossing the street though.

 

[Shalila]

I found out while searching how people die.

 

[john2589]

Impulse to satisfy morbid curiosity. To call it reality would be too flattering. We are all sitting in comfort behind a screen.

 

[Deathsfriend93]

Pleasure duh!!!