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− | Tentacles are often associated with [[hentai]], | + | Tentacles are often associated with [[hentai]], although it is less common than populary supposed. Tentacle hentai allows for a character to have sex with several items at once, without the need for a body. This allows for much more freedom which in turn can lead to several different positions that are normally not available otherwise. |
While not the only genre involving tentacle, tentacles are most often associated with rape due to the fact that tentacles may [[bondage|bind]] a character and at the same time have sex with it. | While not the only genre involving tentacle, tentacles are most often associated with rape due to the fact that tentacles may [[bondage|bind]] a character and at the same time have sex with it. | ||
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While tentacle hentai has come to mean something else, the origins are from the Japanese Edo period when Katsushika Hokusai made a woodcut called "The Dream of the Fisherman’s Wife" which features a woman sexually engaged with a pair of squids. This piece was just meant to be a playful look at sex. | While tentacle hentai has come to mean something else, the origins are from the Japanese Edo period when Katsushika Hokusai made a woodcut called "The Dream of the Fisherman’s Wife" which features a woman sexually engaged with a pair of squids. This piece was just meant to be a playful look at sex. | ||
− | Later on however, due to [[censorship]] issues regarding the showing of genitals, tentacles became a common substitute for the penis. | + | Later on however, due to [[censorship]] issues regarding the showing of genitals, tentacles became a common substitute for the penis. They can also act as 'living rope', bringing a [[bondage]] aspect to the scene. |
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