Femme Fatalities Message Board

While wandering the board here it's interesting to see all the particulars people prefer. One item I haven't seen discussed is a woman's mouth at death. I personally really prefer her mouth be open in death the wider the better and if her tongue is sticking out that's a bonus. Does anyone else here have a preference on what her mouth would look like, or do you not care and however it ends up is fine? I've added a great example of my preferred look below.

The picture is a nice example. Personally, I prefer an open mouth for any kind of death. Especially when that death came about during some sexual activity, making you wonder whether the expression the open mouth creates stemmed from the agony, or the ecstasy that the dead lady experienced in her final moments.

Regarding the tongue, it is important that the way it is stretched out is not too exaggerated. Not only does it look too unnatural, making you think about how the actress is actively stretching it out, it also creates the problem of forcing the actress to keep her tongue in that position. Since that is difficult, you can sometimes see a lady's tongue move even slightly while playing dead, which is a bit bothersome.

The tongue should only show a little, although to the side is not as sexy to me as to the front, since that looks more natural to me. I would also like to point out that seeing her tongue being pushed out, while she is dying or during post-mortem spasms, can be quite an erotic spectacle in and of itself...

Some examples of open mouths I find really sexy.

Love the one of Sydney (Jennifer Gardner) from Alias!

Where is the 2nd photo from, Norrin?

I too get aroused by the sight of a little creative dead mouth posing.
The entire spectrum, from being ever so slightly slack jawed to wide open with a fully extended tongue.

It turns me on most if women are suddenly, shockingly snuffed, whilst being constructively active in their real lives.
I have no interest in women experiencing ecstasy in their final moments, nor actively participating in the act.

Great subject, nice pics, I think an open mouth is really essentiell combined with a good stare. Tongue can be great, the best example for me being thr "frenzy" pose.

consigni wrote: ↑Sun Dec 05, 2021 12:38 pm Where is the 2nd photo from, Norrin?

That is a promo picture from the Wanda Fantasy video "Killing Woods". You can find links for purchase and more pictures here viewtopic.php?p=133335#p133335

Since I like women dying in agony, it should come as no surprise that I like the mouth wide open. Tongues are for kissing though so should stay in during her final throes.

I think the mouth pose should fit the means of death. A protruding tongue fits a slow strangulation death and a few others. If the girl has a tongue stud, she should keep her mouth closed! Likewise, I don't care for lip/facial piercings, etc.

Jimbo

Norrin, where did the last pic come from?? Damn she got nice breasts!! Who is this actress??

I prefer a softer, more natural pose when the life is over. Mouth relaxed and open. Maybe even inviting in spite of the trickle off blood.

I agree, Sally... The pic you provided is a great example.

Awol Nate wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 10:37 am Norrin, where did the last pic come from?? Damn she got nice breasts!! Who is this actress??

I just happened to find that picture online, while searching for pics of pretty dead ladies. So I am afraid I do not know the origin of that pic or who that actress is. However, there were also a few other pictures from that set that I am going to post here now, both for your viewing pleasure and because that lady continues to provide a nice example of an open dead mouth. What I can tell you with certainty, is that the other lady is Caroline Pierce, so I hope that can help you find out more about it's origin, since I am curious about that as well.

My Favorite is mouth wide open with closed eyes, if anybody has some good scenes like that i would like to see it.



this one is nice, but even wider wouldve been perfect

Anybody has more like that?