ME TOO. I still remember when it started and I realised what the general idea was, and I was just like...THERE IS NO WAY ALISON IS COMING ON IN FISHNETS AND UNDERWEAR, SURELY? And then there she was looking awkward in her jeans and I was reassured.
I definitely think it has something to do with it being live. I even feel like she's said something about that, though I can't recall exactly and I might be thinking of someone else - but something about it just being this moment that you can't ever get back, so it's sort of the purest representation of them/their music. Plus, she always talks about there being like a line between her and the audience onstage, like she can sort of do whatever she wants up there and there's no rules etc. I think she feels safe because of those things, so she can express herself honestly. Which happens to involve (or used to involve) simulating sex with Jamie. WHICH IS TELLING, TO SAY THE LEAST.
I like the idea of Jack getting off on Jamie's discomfort. Because BOTH of them are kind of possessive of her and probably Jack feels some competition there even though he knows there's no way he can possibly compete with Jamie in this - but like, he CAN make him uncomfortable, and that's something. Hnnng holding her wrists above her head. SHE WOULD TOTALLY GET OFF ON THAT. It's weird because I can see Jamie and Alison having quite violent sex too, but Jamie feels okay with that because he knows how much he really cares about her, whereas with Jack...Jamie doesn't know if it's like "I'm doing this because I love it but also you love it too" or just "I would be doing this anyway even if it wasn't 100% your thing."
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Date: 2011-10-27 11:21 pm (UTC)I definitely think it has something to do with it being live. I even feel like she's said something about that, though I can't recall exactly and I might be thinking of someone else - but something about it just being this moment that you can't ever get back, so it's sort of the purest representation of them/their music. Plus, she always talks about there being like a line between her and the audience onstage, like she can sort of do whatever she wants up there and there's no rules etc. I think she feels safe because of those things, so she can express herself honestly. Which happens to involve (or used to involve) simulating sex with Jamie. WHICH IS TELLING, TO SAY THE LEAST.
I like the idea of Jack getting off on Jamie's discomfort. Because BOTH of them are kind of possessive of her and probably Jack feels some competition there even though he knows there's no way he can possibly compete with Jamie in this - but like, he CAN make him uncomfortable, and that's something. Hnnng holding her wrists above her head. SHE WOULD TOTALLY GET OFF ON THAT. It's weird because I can see Jamie and Alison having quite violent sex too, but Jamie feels okay with that because he knows how much he really cares about her, whereas with Jack...Jamie doesn't know if it's like "I'm doing this because I love it but also you love it too" or just "I would be doing this anyway even if it wasn't 100% your thing."
NEVER TOO MUCH EVER.