Someone's gotta make a blasphemy porn game like the monastery but with Islam

Zakharova

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There's tons of hijab porn and Islam blasphemy porn on the internet. It's possible to make a html game with those. Hell I wouldn't even mind some AI in the mix if someone can pull this off.
You touched on an extremely sensitive point of my being: the shocking absence of erotic games with religious themes here on the forum causes me extreme melancholy. I believe that, not having grown up in an Islamic society, mixing eroticism and taboo in a game contextualized within a Muslim setting doesn't initially spark much excitement in me, but still, it would be incredibly interesting to see a work with these topics. Otherwise, I would happily settle for a game with Catholic themes mixed with pagan sensuality and the tension between faith and sin, the sacred and the profane... the only game that scratches this theme is Golden Mean, which, despite being interesting, has such horrible gameplay that I abandoned that crap!
 

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Monastery, slow corruption, Islam... The number of people, in this thread, who never listened in history lessons is astounding.

Slutty or sexually deviant (aka bi/lesbians) daughters were sent to convent. Wives who dishonored there husband were sent to convent. At the time where people were the most strict on a religious point of view, you had equal chances to find someone to empty your balls in a convent than in a brothel.
Well, the only mention of monastery in the thread is OP mentioning my game to say he wanted a game like that but with Islam. And my game is set in the late 1970s. Though there are texts from a 14th/15th century abbot in the game. What you talk about could possibly end up in some of his writings.
 

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Well, the only mention of monastery in the thread is OP mentioning my game [...]
I named if more as a generic marker, than to target actual monasteries, and obviously not to point to your game.
I just found it funny to see people idealizing what being a religious person could be in the past, imagining some kind of perpetual Spanish inquisition, while the reality was often way more lax than this.


Though there are texts from a 14th/15th century abbot in the game. What you talk about could possibly end up in some of his writings.
If you need a corruption factor, there's tons of things that your Abbot could have wrote.

Priestly celibacy date from the XIth century, but it's alleged that popes like Julius II (1503-1513) or Paul III (1534-1549), had children while being in holy orders. Alexander VI (1492-1503), father of Cesare and Lucrezia Borgia, is assumed to have been still sexually active during his pontificate. Then you've Paul II (1461-1471) or Leo X (1513-1521), who were also sexually active during their pontificate and also gay. Your abbot don't lived at the right time to have known them, but if popes where acting that way, it's not difficult to understand that there's Cardinals and Bishops who weren't saint either...
Later (late XVIth, early XVIIth), but still interesting by its process, Richelieu, main advisor of Louis XIII, entered in holy orders because his brother decided the become a monk instead of being bishop of Luçon. The bishopric was in the family since two decades, and had to stay in the family, so Armand Jean became bishop, then later Cardinal. I named it because Richelieu is a know historical figure, but the more you goes back in time, the more frequent are those case of people entering holy orders not by vocation but due to familial interest. And when you don't have the vocation, it's easier to not follow the rules...
And of course there's all those cases of women sent to the convent because of their sexual behavior.

There's really interesting thing that your Abbot can have wrote about, and all can lead a modern time nun to become a realy slut. This even against her will if needed; after all, this is the tradition of the clergy, and traditions have to be followed.
 
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A dev would have to make that as a passion project, because it'd probably be reported on any sales site or subscription site. Add corruption and a site would likely see a reason, or maybe an excuse, to go ahead to ban a game like that.

Monastery, slow corruption, Islam... The number of people, in this thread, who never listened in history lessons is astounding.

Slutty or sexually deviant (aka bi/lesbians) daughters were sent to convent. Wives who dishonored there husband were sent to convent. At the time where people were the most strict on a religious point of view, you had equal chances to find someone to empty your balls in a convent than in a brothel.

As for Islam, historically the hijab have nothing to do with purity. In fact it's not even mandatory according to the Qur'an; same for Abaya, Niqab and Burqa. The two last come from regions where nomadism was the norm, and where a way to protect women against abduction; when you don't know if you kidnap the beautiful 16yo daughter or the 75yo grand mother, you think twice. Due to the climate in those region, it also wasn't this rare that the Niqab or Burqa were the sole clothes they wore; implied no underclothes nor even underwear.
This while women were so trusted that they were moving banks, wearing the wealth of their husband on their body through their jewelry. And behind closed doors, those jewelry could easily turn as the sole clothes they would wear.
And, of course, do I have to remind that Harem is an Islam thing and were full of Muslim women?

Of course, all this wasn't generalized, yet it's what those time were. Nuns purity, Muslim women modesty, all this is modern constructions.
Both core claims are entirely wrong tho. Detrusion has very poor evidence outside France and Italy where it was rare too, and certainly wasn't the typical source for nuns. Headscarves are a relic of a pretty widespread ancient mediterranean magical superstition about the seductive power of women's uncovered hair. That's why it was a thing in all the Abrahamitic traditions. Its origin is entirely about sexual "purity".