MMOSG's & HIV
Witness the rise of what you could call MMOSG's (Massive multiplayer online sexual games). *sigh*
That's all, folks.
"We've got the cowboy room, the make-your-own-pr0n room ... it doesn't just have to be 'Your place or mine?"'Scientists are still working further on therapies against HIV.
That's all, folks.
posted by Pieter Vermeersch at 1:25 PM
2 Comments:
I did read the article on MMOSG's.
A lot of people do 'make love ' to each other via Internet. Showing each other their body and the sexual part of it. Arousing each other and getting 'satisfaction'. Why not in games?
What's the difference?
I read one of the designers is a woman.
She's right, I think, to produce these games. Finally a woman does understand women (and men). Now starting to commercialise her 'insight' is not that stupid: she'll gain money and you'll get pleasure.
What about the ethical point of view? Any objections?
Sexuality on internet is of great help to some people. Others will reject it, being jealous of their husband/wife/lover to play these games. But as long as they do not introduce children, I think it's acceptable.
I guess I don't like the virtuality of this growing phenomenon.
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