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**tetMitshisk** · 05-19-2007, 06:38 AM

Originally posted by aneeshm

As out of character as it is of me to defend Christianity, that sculpture does not depict orgasm.
Then I'm sorry you have difficulty pleasing women...

The lust you see in that sculpture is a product of your mind, not of the sculpture itself.

Oh that's so funny, it creases me up.

she's in extasy, actualy Oddly enough, women who have good orgasms frequently say that too.

Simon Schama on Bernini

"A century after the creation of The Ecstacy of St Theresa, a French art lover doing the Tour of Rome entered the Church of S. Maria della Vittoria in Rome, peered at the spectacle and said: "Well, if that's divine love, I know all about it".
http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/powerofart/bernini.shtml

Avoiding what's depicted right in front of you:

"No wonder when art historians look at this sculpture they tie themselves in knots to avoid saying the obvious, that is, that we're looking at the most intense convulsive drama of the body that any of us experience."
St Teresa finds her g*-spot (*god):

05-19-2007, 06:38 AM	#26
tetMitshisk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 493 Senior Member	Originally posted by aneeshm As out of character as it is of me to defend Christianity, that sculpture does not depict orgasm. Then I'm sorry you have difficulty pleasing women... The lust you see in that sculpture is a product of your mind, not of the sculpture itself. Oh that's so funny, it creases me up. she's in extasy, actualy Oddly enough, women who have good orgasms frequently say that too. Simon Schama on Bernini "A century after the creation of The Ecstacy of St Theresa, a French art lover doing the Tour of Rome entered the Church of S. Maria della Vittoria in Rome, peered at the spectacle and said: "Well, if that's divine love, I know all about it". http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/powerofart/bernini.shtml Avoiding what's depicted right in front of you: "No wonder when art historians look at this sculpture they tie themselves in knots to avoid saying the obvious, that is, that we're looking at the most intense convulsive drama of the body that any of us experience." St Teresa finds her g-spot (god):
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