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* ''Fanfic/TotalDramaWorldTourDeluxe'': During the challenge in London, Eva volunteers to be hooked up to the medieval torture rack, but she finds it actually feels pretty good and lets out a few moans that Noah says she sounds like she is having an orgasm. She is later the only one to enjoy the Swedish massages, which involves a giant Viking giving massages by pulling at her limbs.
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** On the other hand, in 'AudioPlay/'BigFinishDoctorWho'' the Eighth Doctor occasionally gets tortured, and while he makes a valiant effort to pretend otherwise, his resistance is limited. On the other hand, the Master finds torture insanely funny whether he's tortured or torturing, and is resistant enough that he remains a very dangerous ManipulativeBastard even after days of prolonged torture.

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** On the other hand, in 'AudioPlay/'BigFinishDoctorWho'' ''AudioPlay/BigFinishDoctorWho'' the Eighth Doctor occasionally gets tortured, and while he makes a valiant effort to pretend otherwise, his resistance is limited. On the other hand, the Master finds torture insanely funny whether he's tortured or torturing, and is resistant enough that he remains a very dangerous ManipulativeBastard even after days of prolonged torture.
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** On the other hand, in ''BigFinishDoctorWho'' the Eighth Doctor occasionally gets tortured, and while he makes a valiant effort to pretend otherwise, his resistance is limited. On the other hand, the Master finds torture insanely funny whether he's tortured or torturing, and is resistant enough that he remains a very dangerous ManipulativeBastard even after days of prolonged torture.

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** On the other hand, in ''BigFinishDoctorWho'' 'AudioPlay/'BigFinishDoctorWho'' the Eighth Doctor occasionally gets tortured, and while he makes a valiant effort to pretend otherwise, his resistance is limited. On the other hand, the Master finds torture insanely funny whether he's tortured or torturing, and is resistant enough that he remains a very dangerous ManipulativeBastard even after days of prolonged torture.

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** Semirhage does this intentionally in ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime''. Apparently, nobody trains their operatives to resist intense pleasure, so it works better than pain in some cases.


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** On the other hand, in ''BigFinishDoctorWho'' the Eighth Doctor occasionally gets tortured, and while he makes a valiant effort to pretend otherwise, his resistance is limited. On the other hand, the Master finds torture insanely funny whether he's tortured or torturing, and is resistant enough that he remains a very dangerous ManipulativeBastard even after days of prolonged torture.
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* ''VideoGame/LoveOfMagic'': MC tries spanking Molly to punish her. It doesn't work as expected. Later, he threatens ''not'' to spank her if she misbehaves.

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* ''VideoGame/LoveOfMagic'': MC Owyn tries spanking Molly to punish her. It doesn't work as expected. Later, he threatens ''not'' to spank her if she misbehaves.
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* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': Adrian Pimento, a detective who spent years undercover in the mob and has more than a few... ''issues'' stemming from that, is very eager to engage in physically punishing activities just to "feel alive". In "The Bank Job", when Jake and Rosa ask for his help with them faking being dirty cops, he suggests they beat someone up and, when they balk at that, volunteers himself. His "ground rules" for this are entirely a list of what they ''can'' do to him, and he gets excited when he convinces himself that Jake's reluctance means he wants to do something "really sick".

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* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': Adrian Pimento, a detective who spent years undercover in the mob and has more than a few... ''issues'' stemming from that, is very eager to engage in physically punishing activities just to "feel alive". In "The Bank Job", when Jake and Rosa ask for his help with them faking being dirty cops, he suggests they beat someone up and, when they balk at that, volunteers himself. His "ground rules" for this are entirely a list of what they ''can'' do to him, and he gets excited when Jake incredulously asks if anything is ''off''-limits he convinces himself that Jake's reluctance means he wants interprets it as Jake wanting to do something "really sick".sick" and gets even more excited.
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* In the UsefulNotes/{{P|layStation2}}S2 / UsefulNotes/XBox release of ''VideoGame/TheBardsTale'', as the eponymous Bard makes his way to battle Fnarf, the guy that follows him there disables magic electrical forcefields by '''jumping into them and getting electrocuted.''' However, he claims to enjoy (and even anticipate) it, to which the Bard amusedly remarks "And they call '''me''' a deviant!"

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* In the UsefulNotes/{{P|layStation2}}S2 Platform/{{P|layStation2}}S2 / UsefulNotes/XBox Platform/XBox release of ''VideoGame/TheBardsTale'', as the eponymous Bard makes his way to battle Fnarf, the guy that follows him there disables magic electrical forcefields by '''jumping into them and getting electrocuted.''' However, he claims to enjoy (and even anticipate) it, to which the Bard amusedly remarks "And they call '''me''' a deviant!"
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* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': Adrian Pimento, a detective who spent years undercover in the mob and has more than a few... ''issues'' stemming from that, is very eager to engage in physically punishing activities just to "feel alive". In "The Bank Job", when Jake and Rosa ask for his help with them faking being dirty cops, he suggests they beat someone up and, when they balk at that, volunteers himself. His "ground rules" for this are entirely a list of what they ''can'' do to him, and he gets excited when he convinces himself that Jake's reluctance means he wants to do something "really sick".
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* In ''Webcomic/{{Dumbing of Age}}'', when someone draws penises on every whiteboard in the girls' dorm, Amazi-Girl immediately tackles Mike. She tries to interrogate him, but he's actually quite into excessive force, misconduct, and the possibility of being [[{{Bound and Gagged}} tied up]].

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* In ''Webcomic/{{Dumbing of Age}}'', ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge'', when someone draws penises on every whiteboard in the girls' dorm, Amazi-Girl immediately tackles Mike. She tries to interrogate him, but he's actually quite into excessive force, misconduct, and the possibility of being [[{{Bound and Gagged}} [[BoundAndGagged tied up]].



-->'''Marquis''': I wish they used the heavier manacles, it is my birthday.
-->'''Helena''': Shut up before I stick a cork in it.
-->'''Marquis''': Promise?

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it.\\
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'', Wonderboy (a Comicbook/{{Robin}} CaptainErsatz) states that as a result of years of being a DistressedDude, he can't get an erection without being BoundAndGagged with a bomb taped to his chest.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'', Wonderboy (a Comicbook/{{Robin}} ComicBook/{{Robin}} CaptainErsatz) states that as a result of years of being a DistressedDude, he can't get an erection without being BoundAndGagged with a bomb taped to his chest.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' ([[http://girlyyy.com/go/649 here]]) features a torture chamber designed as a mock-up of hell, but when Winter and Otra arrive, there are only two prisoners. One of them is an immortal who ''loves'' being eviscerated. The other is a veterinarian who, while she has not shown any masochistic tendencies in ''this'' comic, is an {{Expy}} of an earlier character who ''has'' appeared in some [[BleachedUnderpants less reputable comics]].

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* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' ([[http://girlyyy.com/go/649 here]]) features a torture chamber designed as a mock-up of hell, but when Winter and Otra arrive, there are only two prisoners. One of them is an immortal who ''loves'' being eviscerated. The other is a veterinarian who, while she has not shown any masochistic tendencies in ''this'' comic, is an {{Expy}} of an earlier character who ''has'' appeared in some [[BleachedUnderpants less reputable comics]].comics.
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** In an issue of ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'', the title hero leaves the Crippler BoundAndGagged after defeating him. When [[Characters/MarvelComicsWildPack Silver Sable]] rips the duct tape off of Crippler's mouth, the villain cries out in pain and then asks her to do it ''again''.
** In an issue of ''ComicBook/DarkXMen'', [[Characters/MarvelComicsNormanOsborn Norman Osborn]] tries to control [[Characters/AlphaFlightTitleTeam Aurora]] by fitting her with a tiara that electrocutes her every time she disobeys him. She eventually escapes by developing another SplitPersonality, one who is masochistic enough to ''enjoy'' the pain long enough to remove the tiara.

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** ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'': In an issue of ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'', one issue, the title hero leaves the Crippler BoundAndGagged after defeating him. When [[Characters/MarvelComicsWildPack Silver Sable]] ComicBook/SilverSable rips the duct tape off of Crippler's mouth, the villain cries out in pain and then asks her to do it ''again''.
** ''ComicBook/DarkXMen'': In an issue of ''ComicBook/DarkXMen'', one issue, [[Characters/MarvelComicsNormanOsborn Norman Osborn]] tries to control [[Characters/AlphaFlightTitleTeam Aurora]] by fitting her with a tiara that electrocutes her every time she disobeys him. She eventually escapes by developing another SplitPersonality, one who is masochistic enough to ''enjoy'' the pain long enough to remove the tiara.
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* Slan, the only female member of the Godhand from ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'', definitely qualifies as this. When Guts fights her at one point in the manga, the only thing that he accomplishes by impaling her and blowing off half her torso is ''[[OrgasmicCombat giving her an orgasm]]''. Because that alone wouldn't be creepy enough for ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'', it should be noted that it's not actually her body at the time. She used [[{{Squick}} a pile of guts from the trolls that Guts had just slaughtered]] to manifest in the physical world.

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* Slan, the only female member of the Godhand from ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'', definitely qualifies as this. When Guts fights her at one point in the manga, the only thing that he accomplishes by impaling her and blowing off half her torso is ''[[OrgasmicCombat giving her an orgasm]]''. She was actually so thrilled by the pain he caused her that she ''thanked'' Guts for it by [[TakeThatKiss grabbing him and pulling him into a kiss]] and calling him wonderful. Because that alone wouldn't be creepy enough for ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'', it should be noted that it's not actually her body at the time. She used [[{{Squick}} a pile of guts from the trolls that Guts had just slaughtered]] to manifest in the physical world.
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* Q: What does the sadist do to the masochist? A: Absolutely nothing!
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* In Creator/JackChalker's stand-alone novel ''And The Devil Will Drag You Under'', one of the jewels that Mac Walters has to retrieve is held by a demon named Balthazar, who lives in a primitive society that gives him full rein for his twin vices of sadism and masochism. Mac hasn't got a whole lot of time to get the jewel, so he kidnaps and tries to torture Balthazar - and finds that normal forms of torture are useless with someone who ''enjoys'' pain, the worse the better. Subverted when Mac does find a way to torture Balthazar: he forces the demon to breathe the fumes from a plant[[note]]implied to be that world's version of marijuana[[/note]] which gives a strong 'high' and neutralizes pain sensations -- and is ''also'' addictive. Balthazar gives in very quickly.
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* The song "La Chanson d'Asterix" by L'Orchestre du Splendid is about a teacher quizzes his students about the titular character as if he was a historical figure and threatens them with bizarre punishments when they fail. When a student (stated to be head of the sex education course) incorrectly describes said hero as [[IncrediblyLamePun a typographical symbol]], the teacher sentences her to be publicly flogged naked by the emperor's praetorian guard. She eagerly approves.

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* The song "La Chanson d'Asterix" by L'Orchestre du Splendid is about a teacher quizzes his students about the titular character as if he was a historical figure and threatens them with bizarre punishments when they fail. When a student (stated to be head of the sex education course) incorrectly describes said hero as [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} a typographical symbol]], the teacher sentences her to be publicly flogged naked by the emperor's praetorian guard. She eagerly approves.
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** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': While Di is generally focused on the job even while captured by opponents, she often muses about being comfortable and has given villains pointers about how to do domination properly after she's got them on their way to Reformation Island, where her fellow Amazons will teach them "loving submission". There's also the way Amazons in the Golden Age seem to really like spanking.

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** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': While Di is generally focused on the job even while captured by opponents, she often muses about being comfortable and has given villains pointers about how to do domination properly after she's got them on their way to Reformation Island, where her fellow Amazons will teach them "loving submission". There's also the way Amazons in the Golden Age seem to really like spanking. This is jokingly referenced in ''Comicbook/BirdsOfPrey2023'', where Harley Quinn quips that the Amazonian guards she's tied up and gagged during the team's infiltration of Themyscira will probably enjoy themselves since she's heard Amazons love bondage.

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