Ex and I used to refer to her as my, "lioness"- I'm a Leo by star sign and have African heritage, can also be a little wild in the bedroom... Lioness sounded less crude than "cunt" otherwise it's "kitty", sometimes "passionfruit" in passing...
I would if I felt comfortable enough and had the opportunity
Hell yes (my local shop knows me by name!)
Proportioned, anything above 6" is fine as I'm a petite build, love cut cocks with shaven pubes or else neatly presented. In nice undies though they will be pulled off very quickly... Would love a nice thick 7"er...
But what a man does with his cock is most important. A 9" cock might sound impressive but a 6" could be far better...
Under my desk during a class, in a public bathroom, under a blanket with my then-bf while family were in the room...
Anal is like marmite for a lot of people, I enjoy it but my best friend squeals at the thought. Some people are scared that it might hurt- if relaxed with lube and patience it doesn't need to be painful. I've felt pain during anal because my muscle wasn't fully relaxed but also have absolutely loved it and bounced on my partners' cock the first time!
Definitely talk about it before, set any boundaries, clean up and then enjoy- lube is optional but makes it easier until you're experienced. Using toys first will also help give an idea of it, fingering and rimming are anal foreplay along with the rest.
Might as well try, you might like it!
Yes, looking at a pic of a cock can arouse me- it has to be one I find attractive but it will spark up some thoughts. If I check my email to find a cheeky snap has been sent as a tease then naturally I respond to the "stimulus" but if I'm already aroused and have searched out the photo then I'll let my imagination run wild... A cock shot by itself is sexy to see the erection but otherwise a full nude body shot with cock in view is sexier.
I think some women may prefer erotica which titillates rather than the explicit nature of porn which some people go for but it's down to the individual really isn't it? Personally, a photo of a seductive woman can be more erotic than just a plain pic of someone handling their dick but it depends on the relationship with the person. Seeing my lover sporting a stiff one for me once we've been playing is hot but just a random dick pic would be dull. It's subjective.
As a side note, guys need to groom before taking a cock shot! Don't make me hunt for the cock amongst a forest- it doesn't help! Nice presentation of the package please!
If it's warm enough I will sleep naked but the UK isn't known for having warm weather nor is my house particularly warm hence a nightie or a vest and shorts/undies are needed. In the winter pjs are a must though! Too cold without. Come spring and summer it is definitely naked unless staying at someone's/familys'- don't want to flash anything!
Guilty as charged... I have had photos on my phone of individuals in the past as well as the occasional cheeky photo of myself on there... Is there anything on my phone now? Well yes, but I appreciate a photo of myself in undies! Sharing photos is erotic, whether during sexting or just to tease a partner from a distance. I've received risque videos and photos as well as having asked for them- I'm not going to refuse a show of a friends' hot muscled bod am I? And a treat peek of a friends' hard nipples through her tshirt is a sexy surprise... You have to keep things secure though and respect the privacy of the person with their trust to share that with you.
What do I love in men? Mmm well the general "feel" of a man is so different to a woman, the broad shoulders, solidity of their chest versus the softness of breasts (though I love boobs too!) but it's the overall manliness which is attractive to me. If I had to narrow it down, I love the hunkiness of a male build whether it be in a hug or just admiring from a glance, tall, dark and handsome is a distinct turn on
Skipped lunch as I was on a thirty minute break during my shift as a barista but kept going with a breakfast bap in the morning (11am- early lunch?)- sausage, egg, bacon and cheese is a good start to a looong day!
My hair has always been thick and curly, it was more brown when I was younger and I had a haze of ringlets but now it's longer, I still have curls though the weight pulls them down but my hair is darker without any dyes. Still a curly bonce! Diana Ross style in the rain! haha
I agree with slipperywhenwet, your sexuality is just a part of you, straight people don't go around saying, "Hey everybody I'm heterosexual!" In the same way I don't see a need for LGBT people to advertise their orientation either. My friends know I like women as well as men but for me its about the person rather than their gender. I've felt attraction to men and women (and yes I have experience with both genders) but also have been attracted to transsexual/transgender. Does that sound strange? To me it isn't, the lady in question was born male and yes still had male genitalia though she has breasts, she lives as a woman however and so her personality attracted me rather than her "sex". Due to this I might associate myself more as being pansexual rather than bisexual, as in I like personality not gender however for me, using a label is unnecessary. My friends love and accept me as I am without question, people who care for me just want me to be happy and really that is what matters. I'm not ashamed of who I am, socially within college people know I'm "bisexual", I have expressed my feelings on my sexuality to family/family friends but due to my mothers' strict Christian faith she is adverse to homosexuality and so does want this to just be "confusion". I can't talk to her about it, I told her I had feelings for a female friend but she didn't want to believe it and since I have chosen not to raise the topic because sh.e does believe bisexuality to be caused by surplus sexual appetite. Well I'm not a nympho though I enjoy sex and for me, her opinion on sexuality isn't crucial. My dad thought me too young to define myself as a sexuality but is not opposed to it, my cousins are perfectly accepting of my sexuality. It only matters about "coming out" if it is important to you otherwise I may as well say, "I'm mixed race" as it is just a part of you. To "come out" though is brave and only something to do when you choose, I didn't plan to make it public knowledge and on my Facebook I still keep "INterested in men" as my orientation because really, it's no one else's business anyway.
You fall in love with someone without necessarily wanting to love them, when you fall for them though you can't help how you feel. If you can't have them-for whatever reason-it just makes it harder to let them go.
If you're meant to have a relationship though, the other obstacles aren't the ruling force.
