The Beast You Are: Stories

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public Wi-Fi - this extends to the majority of our public spaces including the Reading Rooms, as well as our study desks and galleries at St Pancras (you won't require a login) Obviously she was masturbating with the shampoo bottle and it went too far inside. With the mom there my brother didn’t press much after cause she wanted to lie. I treated a lady who’d passed out in the shower, came in for a CT. They found she had fungating breast cancer. When she was asked about the huge bleeding, stinking mass on her chest, both she AND her husband both denied all knowledge of it. By that stage she also had metastatic cancer in her brain. Very sad.” Dr Mark Griffiths, who is a professor of behavioural addiction at Nottingham Trent University, has written a number of articles on zoophilia. He pointed us to several key studies that have taken place.

A few years ago had a young girl come in with what appeared to be heavy menstrual bleeding…but arterial (bright red) blood. Seemed shifty. On further exam and questioning she ‘tried to commit suicide’ by stabbing her vagina with a chef’s knife. Unfortunately she also perforated her rectum in the process (these are only separated by a thin fascial plane along the posterior aspect of the vagina). She left the hospital with a diverting colostomy…probably not the attention she was originally looking for.” I also didn’t understand the appeal of having a dog. I had many friends and family who had dogs and they loved them as if they were one of their children. I didn’t understand it. I didn’t judge them, but I just couldn’t relate to it. But, as mothers sometimes do, I eventually relented and allowed a dog into our home. I did this for my kids and only my kids, knowing that it was going to be a sacrifice and a nuisance for me. The story is about our ability to identify with other species. Cortázar’s narrator detects something ‘human’ about the pink faces and golden eyes of the axolotl (a larva of a particular kind of salamander) and feels a deep sense of kinship with the animals, to the extent that he hallucinates (if it is a hallucination) that his mind has entered the head of one of the creatures and ‘he’ is now inside the aquarium looking out.Professor John Money asserted that zoophilic behaviours were usually transitory occurring when there is no other sexual outlet available.

After that, the doctor wrote a script for some topical cream and advised that the patient avoid chinchilla semen in the future.” I just got home from work. I was tired and I just wanted to watch some movies. Hearing a scratching noise at the front door, I – of course – opened it. It was a large, dominant-looking German Shepherd. And he was hurt.

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Beauty and the Beast also has the advantage of deep roots in both folklore and popular culture. Traditional tales of a bride and her animal groom have circulated orally for centuries in Africa, Asia, Europe and India—stories that may have underscored the vital connection between human beings and the natural world.

verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Fast forward three years later and I have to say that I am in love with Bijou, our golden retriever. Let me tell you why. This creature has brought so much love and happiness into our home. I’ve become one of “those people” that can’t imagine life without this family member. Dogs seem to know what people need at just the right time. When my 8 year old wants to run in the dogpark with abandon…Bijou runs with her. When my husband has been at his home office desk for 16 hours working non-stop, Bijou comes up to him, puts her head on his lap and forces him to take a much needed break. When my teenager, filled with all the angst and emotion that comes with this turbulent time, needs a friend to “talk to”, Bijou snuggles with her in her bed and listens to all the injustices that high school provides. What are you doing boy?” I laughed nervously. Here I was alone in my house with a large, strange dog who absolutely refused to leave. I don't know why but that thought caused a shiver to race up my spine. Ten minutes later she took a drug test. When we consulted her she said that she knew she was going to jail (it was her 5th child) and she wanted one last hit.”From what I remember the tumor got so big that the breast-skin was stretched quite a bit. Somehow that plus friction lead to an open, not healing and oozing wound which extended to her nipple.. Well… Had a patient that was a heroin addict leave the NICU ten minutes after having her first child to run to the parking lot and shoot up with the child’s father. We soon found out that she was stealing syringes and drawing blood straight from her porta-cath (catheter in chest that goes directly into a heart for lab draws/IV fluids and meds) and injecting it into the toilet to make us believe her.

But there are also other lessons—several of which have become proverbial—that derive particularly from “Beauty and the Beast”: beauty is not skin deep; beauty is in the eye of the beholder; love is stronger than death; and believing is seeing—a corrective to “seeing is believing”—indicating that beliefs may be more powerful than what our eyes behold. This woman had a bizarre addiction to shoving pens up through her urethra. Anything, BICs, Pentel, Pilot. She got some sort of orgasmic relief from it despite all the pain. I never really understood it. We found out what was happening after I lost a few pens in her room…” She’d had a large steak shoved up into her vagina for quite some time, and maggots were crawling out of her. Axolotl’ is a short story by the Argentinian writer Julio Cortázar (1914-84). The story was published in Cortázar’s 1956 collection End of the Game and Other Stories. ‘Axolotl’ is narrated by a lonely man who regularly visits the local zoo, where he becomes fascinated by the axolotls in the aquarium. In time, he states that he, too, is an axolotl, and feels he has become one of them. The request was for heterosexual participants but the only one to attempt sex with the animal was the host’s wife, Brigit.The Kinsey Reports – which were published between 1948 and 53 – suggested that 8% of males and 4% of females had at least one sexual experience with an animal. When a friend was on E.R. rotation a stinky street woman came in with maggots all in and around her vagina.”