THE HISTORY OF BUKKAKE
Written by Akabax
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(hum, exhib, nc, snuff, hist, true)
Bukkake is a punishment originating from Feudal Japan, 12th to 19th
century. A wife accused of adultery was punished by having a group of
men ejaculating at her face. The reasoning was this: if you're taking
it from someone else, you're going to get it from everyone else. The
humiliation would often drive the woman to commit suicide.
Bukkake was seldom part of the law. It was more like a wicked
tradition, being practiced in remote villages. If a husband suspected
that his wife had been unfaithful, he and his friends would lead her
to a remote area, like a wood, or a cave. Then they would all shoot
their semen at her face and open mouth.
The adulteress would sometimes be paraded through the village stark
naked, before being tied up. They men would dishouner her by
discharging upon her face and her naked body.
Other times, the adulteress would be lead to the town center, and be
tied to a post in a kneeling position. All the men in the village
would take turns masturbating upon her. Paper screens were sometimes
used to shield the males, so that only the adulteress could be seen.
It is said that the heavy amount of semen sometimes would drown the
girl.
The adulteress could also be buried to her neck in dirt, and the men
in the village would gather in a circle around her. They would
masturbate, and shoot their load upon her. In the end, her husband
would shoot his semen at her face. Sometimes, he would also chop her
head off.
While Bukkake was originally intended for female adulteress, males
who had commited adultery had sometimes been forced to endure this
punishment.
Was it for real?
The text here is the information I have found online about Bukkake in
ancient Japan. Several websites tells a lot of different versions
about how Bukkake was perfomed. However, it is not possible to find
any reliable source.
It is not unlikely that it could had happened. But without reliable
sources, nobody can tell.
Some of the versions seems a bit weird. In some descriptions, it is
told that the adulteress are lead to the village where she lives. I
didn't really understood this - isn't she already there? However, a
reader has given this explanation:
"I think that might mean leading her to her 'own' village, i.e. the
one where she grew up in and where her parents live. It would be
customary for her to live in her husband's village after marriage if
he came from a different one. This would no doubt humiliate her
parents and extended family as well, who would be living in that
village."
Another reader added: Probably most of these women lived "outside"
the actual village closest to them, as they probably farmed. So they
are lead "to" the village where the merchants and others lived in a
"town".
Other descriptions says that the adulteress would often commit
seppuku (hari-kiri) after the ordeal. While noble women could commit
ritual suicide, it is very unlikely that they would do this by
seppuku.