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Subject: Men are from the Quarter, Women are from the Garden District Author: IF [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:45:56 12/29/01 Sat In reply to: Innocent Female 's message, "99 Things to Do to a Naked Man" on 15:54:32 12/27/01 Thu Something to do with a naked woman --Bring me a glass of wine while I'm taking a bubble bath. Shave my legs for me. Rub them down with lotion afterwards. Talk sweet the whole time. (Does that count as just one thing? Just wondering...) Notice the primary difference in this and the requests from men is the "talk sweet" instead of "talk dirty." If you want to talk dirty, you should do it in another language so I can imagine it is something sweet. Is this just a stereotype or is this the way men and women really are? I know I'm not exactly repulsed by dirty talk, but I'm more likely to find it funny than erotic. I'm a sucker for a smooth-talker, though. Hmmmmm.... There is hope for you, though. There is always the chance that funny could become playfully erotic. gigglygigglygirlyrollyeyes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: All a matter of perspective... Author: Cicero [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 09:21:51 12/31/01 Mon Dirty talk is all in the mind of the beholder....a woman doesn't have to talk like a slut in order to arouse a man's inner passion to heightened states. Something as simple as asking, "I was wondering if you taste as good as you look?" would suffice to turn up the heat. Men's imaginations don't need lots of prompting.

[> [> [> Subject: Re: All a matter of perspective... Author: WN [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 07:51:13 01/01/02 Tue "I was wondering if you >taste as good as you look?" would suffice to turn up >the heat. Men's imaginations don't need lots of >prompting. "Your face or mine" works well, too :)

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: All a matter of perspective... Author: IF [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 19:17:15 01/01/02 Tue >"I was wondering if you >>taste as good as you look?" would suffice to turn up >>the heat. Men's imaginations don't need lots of >>prompting. > >"Your face or mine" works well, too :) I trade personal favors of an oral nature for graphics useful to an online lit class or a child's web page. Just e-mail the graphics, and...wink, wink...

[> [> [> Subject: Oh my... Author: ShyGuy [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 07:25:41 01/02/02 Wed Original creations or...???

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Oh my... Author: S [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 07:36:44 01/02/02 Wed >Original creations or...??? No clip art...sheez...I'm not that cheap.

[> [> Subject: Sex and guilt Author: PsychoBabble [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 12:45:42 01/02/02 Wed Because of negative conditioning, guilt about the mere existence of sexuality (sex guilt) is endemic in western culture. Yet the duty of sex-acceptance means we should eschew this guilt in ourselves. Moreover we are under a duty not to implant or nurture guilt in another person, particularly a child, because of their sexual organs, functions or desires, or because of their sexual acts where these are not immoral. When we encounter such guilt we should where possible help to alleviate it. Very interesting article in entire > http://www.francisbennion.com/page171.html

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Sex and guilt Author: S [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 13:15:20 01/02/02 Wed I thought we establish da rulz earlier. 1) Don't lie to nobody. 2) Don't willingly hurt nobody (unless, of course, you've already told nobody like a gazillion times "I don't want to hurt you, but...) I can't remember the rest of da rulz. What were they again?