And then it all ends with Brooke and all the men getting together for a gang bang.

 

40 minutes ago, Khan said:

And then it all ends with Brooke and all the men getting together for a gang bang.

Ha!

4 of the men in this promo are related. 3 being brothers. And the father of two of them.

Brooke's sleazy scandals presented as romance novel affairs.

Where is Deacon? He was also the love of her life.

Dave Reed's return would be interesting. The normal life she could have had as a special episode.

 

This is a rather bleh anniversary celebration. CBS should be going all out for a show that has managed to last 35 years. At the very least, it should have kicked off a big story. Murder mystery? Interrupted wedding? The typical "soap" storyline. 

Well, there is that LIFE! CHANGING! TWIST! that they keep teasing us with.

21 hours ago, Khan said:

And then it all ends with Brooke and all the men getting together for a gang bang.

LOL. Soap-inspired porn parodies are such a missed opportunity. They should do a gay one and just name the “Slut from the Valley” Brook instead of Brooke.

It's better they didn't do anything big for this week - already they are a day-behind the original schedule because of that one full pre-emption. I'm sure they'll be partial pre-emptions for the Supreme Court hearings this week, too.

The Brooke/Bad Santa 'romance' should stay in the past. Anyway, Brooke's best pairing were Deacon and Bill.

22 hours ago, Khan said:

And then it all ends with Brooke and all the men getting together for a gang bang.

I know that, objectively, the term "gang bang" does not mean the same thing as gang rape.

 However, I'm female and I find the term to have a rapey overtone.  And then when "gang bang" is used as a joke, I feel really uncomfortable.  Every women (of any age) that I've ever met dislikes the term.  Can't we just call it "fun group sex" or "hot group mutual pleasuring" or any other creative enjoyable term?   I have no problem with group sex. I simply dislike that terminology in this context.

Edited March 21, 20223 yr by janea4old

When is it Liam's turn to tip his toes in the Brooke?  Gotta keep the pattern consistent. 

50 minutes ago, janea4old said:

I know that, objectively, the term "gang bang" does not mean the same thing as gang rape.

 However, I'm female and I find the term to have a rapey overtone.  And then when "gang bang" is used as a joke, I feel really uncomfortable.  Every women (of any age) that I've ever met dislikes the term.  Can't we just call it "fun group sex" or "hot group mutual pleasuring" or any other creative enjoyable term?   I have no problem with group sex. I simply dislike that terminology in this context.

It has nothing to do with rape. There is also a lesbian gangbang thing, I just googled it.  I saw the images and everybody seemed to love it. 

Fun group sex and hot group sex mutual pleasuring, sound like something from a children's book with bears and ducks. 

3 minutes ago, Orea Mou Kiria said:

It has nothing to do with rape. There is also a lesbian gangbang thing, I just googled it.  I saw the images and everybody seemed to love it. 

Fun group sex and hot group sex mutual pleasuring, sound like something from a children's book with bears and ducks. 

LOL, there's a reason why I'm not a writer, I don't come up with good words for things!  I don't want disney terminology.   I was simply hoping there is another (adult) term besides gangbang that means the same thing.

1 hour ago, janea4old said:

LOL, there's a reason why I'm not a writer, I don't come up with good words for things!  I don't want disney terminology.   I was simply hoping there is another (adult) term besides gangbang that means the same thing.

English is not my first language, but I doupt there is a "clean" word for this. There is no need to mention this act in a normal conversation, right? But we are discussing Brooke with her destinies and we are waiting for B&B's shocking twist, so... LOL 

Bottom line: Brooke opens her very large heart whenever Destiny calls....

I'm curious: Has Brooke been the character with the most different partners on B&B? Shaming Brooke is the epitome of double-standard. If Brooke were a man, say Victor Newman, and they paraded his 'greatest loves,' no one would blink an eye.